Geography China

• What is the coastline length of China?

  32,000 km
• Why is China's long coastline advantageous?

  It has 2,034 ports for trade
• What is China's rank in terms of landmass size?

  Fourth biggest in the world
• How do China's physical features contribute to its development?

  They facilitate trade and resource access
• What are the key factors for China's economic success?

  • Economic reforms
  • Foreign investment
  • Export-led growth
  • Infrastructure development
• When was the One Child Policy introduced?

  1979
• Who introduced the One Child Policy?

  Deng Xiaoping
• What was the main goal of the One Child Policy?

  To curb population growth
• What was the population of China when the One Child Policy was introduced?

  Approximately 970 million
• What was the average number of children per family before the One Child Policy?

  6-7 children
• How did the One Child Policy affect food and energy resources?

  It reduced pressure on resources
• What percentage of undergraduates and graduates in China are female?

  Nearly 50%
• What is the current average number of children born per woman in China?

  1.4 babies
• What technology has contributed to increased abortions in China?

  Ultra-sound technology
• What cultural preference affects the gender ratio in China?

  Preference for male children
• What social issue has arisen due to the gender imbalance in China?

  Increased human trafficking for brides
• What pressure do children in China face due to the One Child Policy?

  Pressure to succeed academically
• What happens to parents with extra children under the One Child Policy?

  They are fined or face confiscation
• What negative effect has the One Child Policy had on children?

  Rising obesity and spoiled behavior
• How many births were prevented by the One Child Policy?

  400 million births
• What is projected for the gender ratio in China by 2030?

  30 million more men than women
• What impact does the One Child Policy have on the workforce?

  Increased pressure on a shrinking workforce
• What has emerged due to the One Child Policy in terms of education?

  A new generation of educated professionals
• What are the positive and negative effects of the One Child Policy?

  Positive effects:

  • Reduced population growth
  • More educated women
  • Prevented resource strain

  
  

  Negative effects:

  • Gender imbalance
  • Increased pressure on children
  • Human trafficking issues
• What evidence shows China's economic success?

  Improvement in development indicators
• What should be included in a revision quiz about China?

  Questions on key facts and figures
• What command words should be used in exam questions?

  Describe, compare, explain, evaluate
• What is the purpose of the GeoChallenge tasks?

  To enhance understanding of key concepts
• What is the significance of using data in comparisons?

  It supports claims with evidence
• What should students listen for during verbal responses?

  Key phrases and facts related to questions
• What is the goal of the revision lesson on China?

  To reinforce knowledge and understanding
• What is the importance of highlighting key points in the lesson?

  It aids in retention and understanding
• What should students do after creating their quizzes?

  Go through them together for practice
• What is the purpose of the review task in the lesson?

  To assess knowledge retention
• What is the significance of the GeoChallenge tasks in relation to previous topics?

  They link current and past knowledge
• What should students do with the population density map of China?

  Use it to answer distribution questions
• What is the general pattern of population distribution in China?

  Varies between densely and sparsely populated areas
• What should be included in the table about the One Child Policy?

  Positive and negative effects
• What is a key factor in evaluating the One Child Policy's success?

  Assessing its impact on population growth
• What is a potential future issue due to the One Child Policy?

  Gender imbalance leading to marriage shortages