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AQAEdexcel「resource management」的 KS3 打底内容——AQA、Edexcel 的 GCSE 课程在此基础上展开。

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Geography · Resources and environmentProfessor Mercator
先在心里作答…Is uranium, the fuel for nuclear power stations, a renewable or a non-renewable resource?
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Geography · Resources and environmentProfessor Mercator

Non-renewable

提示It is a metal ore dug from the ground, and there is only a fixed amount of it.

为什么Coal, oil, gas, metal ores and uranium all form far slower than we use them. Wind, sunlight and flowing water replace themselves constantly, and timber does too - but only while it is replanted as fast as it is cut.

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Geography · Resources and environmentProfessor Mercator
先在心里作答…In an ecosystem, what word describes the non-living parts such as climate, soil and water?
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Abiotic

提示The prefix means 'not' - these are the parts of a habitat that were never alive.

为什么Living things depend on non-living conditions: rainfall, temperature, soil depth and light decide which plants grow, and the plants decide which animals can live there. Change one non-living factor and the whole food web shifts.

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↔ 正反两问先在心里作答…Rock broken apart by water freezing and thawing in its cracks
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Freeze-thaw weathering

提示Ice takes up more room than the water it came from, so it prises the crack wider.

为什么Water expands by about a tenth as it turns to ice, wedging cracks open a fraction each night until a fragment splits away. It is why British uplands are littered with scree.

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Geography · Resources and environmentProfessor Mercator
⌨ 打字作答先在心里作答…Which part of soil is formed from dead plants and animals rotting down?

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Humus

提示The dark, crumbly matter that makes good topsoil rich.

为什么Soil is a mixture of weathered rock fragments, rotted remains, water, air and living organisms. The rotted part stores nutrients and holds moisture, which is why losing topsoil is so serious.

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↔ 正反两问先在心里作答…The layer of a rainforest that catches most of the sunlight and holds most of the animals
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The canopy

提示A continuous green roof about thirty metres above the ground.

为什么It intercepts most of the light and rain, leaving the forest floor dark and still. A few emergents push through above it, and the shrub layer sits below.

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先在心里作答…Are the soils under a tropical rainforest rich or poor in nutrients?
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Poor

提示Almost everything the forest owns is locked up in its trees, not the ground.

为什么Heavy rain washes nutrients out, and what remains is recycled straight from fallen leaves back into the roots. Clear the trees and the fertility leaves with them after a few harvests.

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Geography · Resources and environmentProfessor Mercator
先在心里作答…Which farming activity clears the most rainforest in Brazil?
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Cattle ranching

提示The trees are burnt to open up grazing for herds destined to be beef.

为什么Roughly two-thirds of cleared Amazon land ends up as pasture, with soya, logging, mining and road building behind it. Because the soil is poor, ranchers move on and clear more after a few years.

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先在心里作答…A hectare of Amazon forest stores about 150 tonnes of carbon. If 2 000 hectares are cleared and burnt, roughly how much carbon is released?
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About 300 000 tonnes

提示Multiply the store held by one hectare by the area cleared, then keep the units.

为什么Two thousand lots of 150 tonnes is 300 000 tonnes of carbon, which burns to roughly 1.1 million tonnes of carbon dioxide because each carbon atom picks up two oxygens. That is why tropical deforestation accounts for about a tenth of global emissions.

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填空先在心里作答…Oil and natural gas formed mostly from the buried remains of tiny sea organisms called ____.
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plankton

提示Microscopic drifting life in ancient seas - not trees.

为什么Coal comes from ancient swamp forests, while oil and gas come from tiny sea creatures buried in mud and cooked over hundreds of millions of years. All three are fossil fuels, and burning them releases carbon locked away that long ago.

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↔ 正反两问先在心里作答…Plenty of rainfall in a country too poor to store and supply it
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Economic water scarcity

提示The rain falls; the money to store and pipe it does not exist.

为什么Physical shortage means the supply simply is not there, as across the Sahel. The other kind means it is there but unreachable, which is common in central Africa - a poverty problem rather than a rainfall problem.

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↔ 正反两问先在心里作答…Producing far more food from the same land using fertiliser, machinery and high-yield seeds
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Intensive farming

提示Squeezing a bigger harvest from every hectare rather than clearing more hectares.

为什么These methods fed the population boom of the last century, but they cost energy, water and soil health, and fertiliser run-off pollutes rivers. Cutting waste is cheaper - about a third of the food grown is never eaten.

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↔ 正反两问先在心里作答…The economic sector that takes raw materials straight from the land or sea
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The primary sector

提示Farmers, miners and fishing crews all work at this first stage.

为什么This work extracts raw materials, the secondary sector manufactures, the tertiary provides services and the quaternary handles research and information. As a country develops its workers shift towards the last two.

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