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Fertility rate
Life expectancy
Net migration

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Fertility rate
Life expectancy
Net migration

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Birth rate
Death rate
Internal migration

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Population density
Urban growth
Household size

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Employment rate
Housing prices
Tourism levels

","correct":false,"explanation":"These factors may affect society or local movement but are not the three core population projection assumptions. Those are fertility rate, life expectancy and net migration."}]},{"id":"3f6c3b22-616a-4bc0-ac69-945bd50664d6","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Environmental sustainability means meeting present needs without damaging [ ] or reducing future generations' ability to meet [ ].","back":"Environmental sustainability means meeting present needs without damaging ecosystems or reducing future generations' ability to meet their needs.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Environmental sustainability means meeting present needs without damaging ecosystems or reducing future generations' ability to meet their needs.","correct":true,"explanation":"Environmental sustainability allows people today to meet their needs while protecting ecosystems and ensuring that future generations can also meet their needs."},{"text":"Environmental sustainability means meeting present needs without damaging the economy or reducing future generations' ability to meet their demands.","correct":false,"explanation":"The definition focuses on protecting ecosystems and future generations' needs, not simply protecting the economy or describing demands. Ecosystem damage can undermine future access to resources."},{"text":"Environmental sustainability means meeting present needs without damaging natural resources or reducing future generations' ability to meet their wants.","correct":false,"explanation":"Natural resources are important, but the definition specifically refers to ecosystems and future generations' needs. Wants imply optional consumption rather than essential requirements."},{"text":"Environmental sustainability means meeting present needs without damaging living standards or reducing future generations' ability to meet present needs.","correct":false,"explanation":"This reverses the time focus and omits ecosystems. Sustainability protects ecosystems now so that future generations can meet their needs, rather than preserving present needs unchanged."}]},{"id":"4336cd66-e210-4c95-9f9a-c4d9d2f56e76","cardType":"cloze","points":null,"front":"Total resource consumption can be modelled as [ ], where $c$ is [ ].","back":"Total resource consumption can be modelled as $C = P \\times c$, where $c$ is consumption per person.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"Total resource consumption can be modelled as $C = P \\times c$, where $c$ is consumption per person.","correct":true,"explanation":"Total consumption equals population multiplied by average consumption per person, so $C = P \\times c$. Here, $c$ represents consumption per person."},{"text":"Total resource consumption can be modelled as $C = P + c$, where $c$ is population change.","correct":false,"explanation":"Adding population and consumption per person does not calculate total consumption. The correct model is $C = P \\times c$, with $c$ meaning consumption per person."},{"text":"Total resource consumption can be modelled as $C = P \\div c$, where $c$ is consumption per household.","correct":false,"explanation":"Dividing by consumption per person would reduce the result rather than total it, and household consumption is a different measure. The correct model is $C = P \\times c$."},{"text":"Total resource consumption can be modelled as $C = c \\times c$, where $c$ is population size.","correct":false,"explanation":"Multiplying the same variable twice confuses population with per-person consumption. The correct equation is $C = P \\times c$, where $c$ is consumption per person."}]},{"id":"3e680cf7-4901-4afc-ba33-bcba45915917","cardType":"basic","points":3,"front":"Which three factors can reduce consumption per person in $C = P \\times c$?","back":"

Technology
Efficiency
Behaviour

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Technology
Efficiency
Behaviour

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Population
Migration
Ageing

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Income
Urbanisation
Globalisation

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Fertility
Mortality
Migration

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Water can warm faster.
It carries less dissolved oxygen.
Pollutants become more concentrated.

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Water can warm faster.
It carries less dissolved oxygen.
Pollutants become more concentrated.

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Water can cool faster.
It carries more dissolved oxygen.
Pollutants become more diluted.

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Water can warm faster.
It carries more dissolved oxygen.
Pollutants become more concentrated.

","correct":false,"explanation":"The temperature and pollution effects are correct, but lower-flow water carries less dissolved oxygen. Warmer water also reduces its capacity to hold oxygen."},{"text":"

Water can cool faster.
It carries less dissolved oxygen.
Pollutants become more diluted.

","correct":false,"explanation":"Lower river flow does not cool water or dilute pollutants. It allows water to warm faster and causes pollutants to become more concentrated, while dissolved oxygen decreases."}]},{"id":"ec399b97-398c-42df-8cd6-361a243237fa","cardType":"basic","points":2,"front":"What recreation impacts can more visitors cause in UK ecosystems?","back":"More trampling, path erosion, litter and wildlife disturbance.","mcqOptions":[{"text":"More trampling, path erosion, litter and wildlife disturbance.","correct":true,"explanation":"Larger visitor numbers increase physical wear and human interference, causing vegetation damage, eroded paths, discarded waste and disruption to animals’ normal behaviour."},{"text":"Less trampling, path erosion, litter and wildlife disturbance.","correct":false,"explanation":"This reverses the usual effects of increased recreation. 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