2. Chapter 15, 16, 17!

3. 2 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $300 $400 $500 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Chapter 17 Ms. Shrieves TriviaVocab $100 $200

4. 3 What is Urbanization? For $100 What is Urbanization? For $100

5. 4 Movement of people to cities. $100

6. 5 $200 What are push and pull factors?

7. 6 Push: A factor that encourages people to leave their rural homes Pull: Factors that attract people to cities$200 Push: A factor that encourages people to leave their rural homes Pull: Factors that attract people to cities$200

8. 7 What is a peak-value intersection?$300 $300

9. 8 -Land where users are prepared to bid more for the land to increase their chances of being successful.$300 $300

10. 9 $400 What is a sustainable city? $400

11. 10 - One in which resource decisions today do not compromise the quality of life for future generations..$400 $400

12. 11 Explain the three key developments that prompted movement of people to cities$500 $500

13. 12 -Mechanization -- Industrialization - Technological change in fuel sources$500 -Mechanization -- Industrialization - Technological change in fuel sources$500

14. 13 Explain the difference between a primary industry and a secondary industry$100 $100

15. 14 Primary Industry: Extracting natural resources from the environment Secondary Industry: Manufacturing semi-finished products into finished consumer goods$100 Primary Industry: Extracting natural resources from the environment Secondary Industry: Manufacturing semi-finished products into finished consumer goods$100

16. 15 What is out-migration?$200 $200

17. 16 When skilled and educated people leave to seek economic success in places that appear to have more opportunities.$200 $200

18. 17 What are two factors that are important in encouraging development and in creating wealth? for $300 What are two factors that are important in encouraging development and in creating wealth? for $300

19. 18 1.Available natural resources 2.Stable political system 3.Literate population 4.Open attitude towards change$300 1.Available natural resources 2.Stable political system 3.Literate population 4.Open attitude towards change$300

20. 19 What factors are connected to lower level economic development? for $400 What factors are connected to lower level economic development? for $400

21. 20 1.Having been a colony in the 20 th century 2.Current high levels of debt 3.Ongoing domestic and international conflict 4.Political and economic corruption 5.$400 1.Having been a colony in the 20 th century 2.Current high levels of debt 3.Ongoing domestic and international conflict 4.Political and economic corruption 5.$400

22. 21 What arguments might a family farmer use to show that family farming is better than agribusiness? For $500 What arguments might a family farmer use to show that family farming is better than agribusiness? For $500

23. 22 Social: - Family farming is a way of life, not just a job. - Families work together on their own land, - Often, there are strong ties to the farm, Economic: - Family farm owners will probably buy their equipment and supplies locally, and these purchases act as an important multiplier effect in the development of local communities. - Agribusinesses is often vertically integrated, so it will make less use of local merchants and agricultural services. Environmental: -In their quest for maximum efficiency and profit, agribusiness is less likely than the family farm to use sustainable agriculture practices that work for the long-term benefit of the land. -$500 Social: - Family farming is a way of life, not just a job. - Families work together on their own land, - Often, there are strong ties to the farm, Economic: - Family farm owners will probably buy their equipment and supplies locally, and these purchases act as an important multiplier effect in the development of local communities. - Agribusinesses is often vertically integrated, so it will make less use of local merchants and agricultural services. Environmental: -In their quest for maximum efficiency and profit, agribusiness is less likely than the family farm to use sustainable agriculture practices that work for the long-term benefit of the land. -$500

24. 23 What was the importance of Agenda 21? for $100 What was the importance of Agenda 21? for $100

25. 24 Encouraged development of a sustainable world economy.$100 $100

26. 25 What is groundwater?$200 $200

27. 26 Underground water that is stored in aquifers.

28. 27 What is the importance of the United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP)$300 $300

29. 28 Working on phasing out the use of ozone-depleting chemicals.$300 $300

30. 29 Explain one argument for and one argument against Genetically Modified Foods.$400 $400

31. 30 For: Little different from regular crops, and they undergo lots of testing. Against: No long term testing; crossbreeding...$400 For: Little different from regular crops, and they undergo lots of testing. Against: No long term testing; crossbreeding...$400

32. 31 Explain realistic strategies that Canadians could take to reduce their negative impact on land, water and the atmosphere. for $500 Explain realistic strategies that Canadians could take to reduce their negative impact on land, water and the atmosphere. for $500

33. 32 Answers will vary....$500 $500

34. 33 What highschool did Ms. Shrieves attend? for $100 What highschool did Ms. Shrieves attend? for $100

35. 34 Seycove!$100 $100

36. 35 What colour is her water bottle? for $200 What colour is her water bottle? for $200

37. 36 Red.$200 $200

38. 37 What University is Ms. Shrieves from? for $300 What University is Ms. Shrieves from? for $300

39. 38 University of Victoria$300 $300

40. 39 What is Ms. Shrieves’ favorite animal? for $400 What is Ms. Shrieves’ favorite animal? for $400

41. 40 Giraffe!$400Giraffe!$400

42. 41 What else does Ms. Shrieves teach? for $500 What else does Ms. Shrieves teach? for $500

43. 42 Socials 10, Textiles 8, Foods 9/10$500 $500

44. 43 Define: Traditional Economy for $100 Define: Traditional Economy for $100

45. 44 An economy in which most people work in primary industries such as farming and fishing. 100 An economy in which most people work in primary industries such as farming and fishing. 100

46. 45 Define: Subsistence Agriculture for $200 Define: Subsistence Agriculture for $200

47. 46 A form of agriculture in which crops or livestock are raised for consumption by farmers rather than for sale.$200 $200

48. 47 What are shanty towns? for $300 What are shanty towns? for $300

49. 48 Makeshift communities that have grown up around rapidly growing urban centres in developing countries, and built by squatters on land they do not own from whatever building materials they can find.$300 $300

50. 49 Define: Sunset Industry for $400 Define: Sunset Industry for $400

51. 50 Industries that are no longer efficient.$400 $400

52. 51 What is the biosphere? for $500 What is the biosphere? for $500

53. 52 The zone of earth, water and air in which we live.$500 $500