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Grade 9 Geography Unit 2 – Global Connections Jeopardy

Grade 9 Geography Unit 2 – Global Connections Jeopardy. A name given to nations that are generally considered to be underdeveloped economically. What is Third World?. The “weighted combination” of literacy rate and the level of enrollment in schools.

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Grade 9 Geography Unit 2 – Global Connections Jeopardy

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  1. Grade 9 Geography Unit 2 – Global Connections Jeopardy

  2. A name given to nations that are generally considered to be underdeveloped economically

  3. What is Third World?

  4. The “weighted combination” of literacy rate and the level of enrollment in schools.

  5. What is the HDI measurement of education?

  6. It is what the Human Development Index (HDI) measures.

  7. What is a country’s well being, especially child welfare?

  8. It is the total market value of all goods and services produced within a given country in a given period of time (usually a calendar year).

  9. What is Gross Domestic Product?

  10. It is the ULTIMATE measure of progress

  11. What is a person’s quality of life?

  12. This type of graph shows (1) a relationship through time, (2) a causal relationship (x causes y) and (3) a fitted line about the x-y relationship

  13. What is a Line Graph?

  14. A histogram.

  15. What is a Bar Graph?

  16. This graph shows the percentage values of the data placed one on top of the other.

  17. What is a Stacked Bar Graph?

  18. This graph shows the data as a percentage of each parts to the whole.

  19. What is a Pie Chart?

  20. This graph plots the causal relationship between x and y BUT it does not include a fitted line

  21. What is a Scatter Plot?

  22. The characteristics of the population such as age, income, ethnicity, etc.

  23. What is Demographics?

  24. Instead of a Poverty Rate, Canada uses this to describe families devoting a large share of their income to the necessities of food, shelter and clothing

  25. What is a Low Income Cut-Off?

  26. Going without the daily minimum food requirements

  27. What is Hunger?

  28. Number of individuals per unit area.

  29. What is Population Density?

  30. The number of deaths of children less than one year of age, per 1000 live births.

  31. What is Infant Mortality?

  32. It is a graphical illustration that shows the distribution of various age groups in a population.

  33. What is a Population Pyramid?

  34. The type of growth shown in a Population Pyramid with a broad base, a rapid rate of population growth and a low proportion of older people.

  35. What is Expansive Growth?

  36. The average number of babies born to women during their reproductive years.

  37. What is the Total Fertility Rate?

  38. 2.1

  39. What is the Replacement Rate where birth equals death?

  40. Expansive, Stationary, Stable and Declining

  41. What are the four general Population Pyramid shapes?

  42. A product or service that is brought into a country from another country.

  43. What is an Import?

  44. A policy reflecting the belief that domestic manufacturers and workers need to be shielded from foreign competition by placing trade barriers on foreign goods

  45. What is Protectionism?

  46. A tax levied on imports.

  47. What is a Tariff?

  48. The absence of barriers to the flow of goods and services between countries.

  49. What is Free Trade?

  50. The world trend toward the freer flow of trade and investment across borders resulting in the integration of the international economy.

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