Flashcards and recall.

Try this with Geography

1. Write one prompt per card. Use definitions, explanations or examples from your current topic.
2. Answer aloud before turning the card. Split a card if it asks for several unrelated facts.
3. Set aside missed cards and revisit them in a later session.

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Recall topics

• Define biodiversity
• What is species richness?
• Explain species evenness
• What is the Shannon Index used for?
• Define habitat loss
• What are invasive species and how do they threaten biodiversity?
• Define overexploitation in conservation context
• How does climate change threaten biodiversity?
• Explain energy flow through an ecosystem
• What is a food chain vs. a food web?
• Define the nitrogen cycle
• Explain the phosphorus cycle
• What is carbon sequestration?
• Define protected area design principles
• What are ecological corridors and why are they important?
• Describe tropical rainforest structure
• What drives tropical rainforest deforestation?
• Define the three pillars of sustainability
• What are sustainability indicators?
• Explain the enhanced greenhouse effect
• What evidence supports anthropogenic climate change?
• Define climate mitigation
• What is climate adaptation?
• Explain the Paris Agreement key features
• What is the IPCC and its role?
• Define UNFCCC governance
• Who are key stakeholders in global sustainability?
• What competing interests exist in sustainability governance?
• How do Indigenous land management practices support sustainability?
• What role do corporations play in sustainability?
• Rural-urban continuum
• Classification indicators for settlement hierarchy
• Push factors in urbanisation
• Pull factors in urbanisation
• Demographic transition model (DTM) and urbanisation
• Concentric zone model (Burgess)
• Sector model (Hoyt)
• Multiple nuclei model (Harris & Ullman)
• Megacity definition
• Megacity growth trajectories