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Year 9 Geography

lands and rocks and stuffs and YIPPEE!!!

TermDefinitionExample
Space The layout and patterns of a certain area, and the first S in the acronym SPICESS The layout of a City Block.
Place The meaning and purpose of a certain area given to it by people, and the P in SPICESS My house that I eat and sleep at.
Interconnection How different parts of the area relate to each other and give them purpose, and the I in SPICESS. The food web of animals in a forest.
Change How the area develops or grows over time, and the C in SPICESS Iceland slowly spreading.
Environment The organisms and terrain making up livable space, and the E in SPICESS. Jungles, forests and deserts.
Scale The size of the area compared to other areas, and the second S in SPICESS A country is much bigger than a state.
Sustainability How humans can conserve the environments in an area, and the last S in SPICESS Solar panels create energy cleanly and pollute the earth less.
Terrestrial Biomes Biomes primarily on land. Forests, Deserts and Tundras are good examples.
Oceanic Biomes Biomes primarily in the water. Coral reefs, lakes and oceans are good examples.
Intensive Farming Using a small amount of land to farm. Poultry farms and animal farms.
Extensive Farming Using a larger amount of land to farm. A good example is crop farms.
Hotter Climate A biome with a higher temperature, and generally suitable for farming. Deserts, Savannas and Tropical Rainforests.
Colder Climate A biome with a lower temperature, and usually less suitable for farming. Boreal Forests and Tundra
Created by: Original-Jabibi
 

 



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