EGeog Quiz Term 2

What is life expectancy?

• The number of years one can expect to live.

• The events in life that one can expect to happen.

• The number of children that lives beyond the age of 1 per 1000 live births

• The number of children that lives beyond the age of 5 per 1000 live births

Match the following activities/features to the correct aspect of sustainability.

• Social sustainability

• Residents' Network organising an outing for residents of a precinct

• Economic sustainability

• Cooling and reflective paint on buildings

• Social sustainability

• Building playgrounds at the void deck of HDB flats

• Environmental sustainability

• Residents living near the MRT station

• Economic sustainability

• Working at a nearby supermarket

When there is ample protection for nature, wildlife can ​ (a)   in our ​ (b)   and human-wildlife coexistence can be fostered.​ This will increase the ​ (c)   of our urban landscape by ensuring adequate​ ​ (d)   and food for animals

• thrive
• urban spaces
• biodiversity
• shelter

Match the following examples to the correct services

• Tangible resources such as raw materials, food, water

• Cultural services

• Benefits such as improved air quality, lowered temperature

• Regulating services

• Soil formation, crop pollination by insects, photosynthesis

• Ecosystem services

• Services such as appreciation of the landscape and stress-relieving activities

• Supporting services

• The benefits that people obtain through nature

• Provisioning services

Draw something cute

What is sustainable development?

Match the following data collection methods to its correct classification

• Primary data

• Magazines

• Primary data

• Interviews

• Secondary data

• Mental maps

• Secondary data

• Watching Youtube videos

• Primary data

• Field sketches

Match the following survey methods to the correct description

• Predefined responses

• Survey that is used to guide participants on a range of responses

• Likert scale

• Participants answers are short, single word answers

• Ranking scale

• Participants rank and compare items with one another

• Frequency scale

• Participants provide answers based on the number of occurrences

Which of the following statement about data collection is FALSE

• Ranking scales should have less than 10 items for participants to rank to ensure reliability

• Outliers are datasets that do not fit the pattern of the scatter plot graph

• Scatter plot graphs are used to show the relationship between two variables

• A sample size of 20 is required to conduct a reasonable analysis of data

What is stratified random sampling?