Finals GRUDGEBALL FEAR ANGER COMPETITION RULES 1 Split
Finals GRUDGEBALL FEAR, ANGER, COMPETITION
RULES 1. Split your class into 5 teams 2. Each group gets a question. If they get it right they automatically get to erase two X's from the board. They can take it from one team or split it. They can not commit suicide (take X's from themselves). 3. Before they take off these X's, though, they have a chance to increase their ability to get the other teams to hate them. They get to shoot the ball. There are two lines. One is a one point line while the other is a two pointer. 4. If you make the shot, take an additional 1 or 2 X’s away. 5. If a team is eliminated, you have to get a question correct AND make a shot, you get 4 X’s back.
Question • What do we call the study of human populations and how they change? o biodiversity o demography c. life expectancy d. human geography
Question • Which of these statements is most likely true of a European country with a replacement rate under 2. 0? a. b. c. d. Its population is growing older. Its population is growing very rapidly. Its population is growing poorer. Its population is growing more diverse.
Question • Which of these best describes population changes in Europe since 2000? a. b. c. d. Brain drain urban sprawl Rural decline negative growth
Question • Italy has a total fertility rate of just over 1. Nigeria has a total fertility rate of more than 5. Which of these conclusions can be drawn from these facts? a. b. c. d. Italy has a larger population than Nigeria has a younger population than Italy. Men in Italy retire later than men in Nigeria. Women in Nigeria live longer than women in Italy.
Question • A country with an aging population is most likely to face rapidly rising costs of which of the following? a. b. refugees pensions c. pollution d. unemployment
Question • Life expectancy is a measure of which of the following in a population? a. b. c. d. The average at which people die The average at which people retire The average at which people become parents The average at which people enter the workforce
Question • Cash for babies, rising retirement age, and family-friendly workplace policies are all responses to Europe’s declining a. b. c. d. birth rates. life expectancies living standards migration streams.
The island country directly to the west of the United Kingdom.
Large country south of Belarus and north of Romania and Moldova.
The country to the west of Spain
The mountain range on the border of Italy and Switzerland.
The capital of Poland.
The capital of Russia.
The capital of Spain.
The bay on the coast of France and Spain.
The country that is east of Norway and west of Finland.
The country north of Bosnia and south of Slovenia.
The country north of England that is part of the UK.
The country between Estonia and Lithuania.
The country west of Sweden and north of Denmark.
The channel between the UK and France.
The sea bordering the Latvian, Lithuanian, and Estonian coastlines.
The mountain range to the north of Spain and the south of France.
The capital of Germany.
The tiny nation between Belgium, Germany, and France.
The country east of Bosnia and west of Romania.
The country bordered by Germany, Austria, Poland, and Slovakia.
The sea to the east of Greece.
The river that flows vertically through the Netherlands and Germany.
The sea on Italy’s eastern coast.
The capital of France.
What is the largest and country in Europe based on population?
What is the smallest country in Europe based on population?
What are the major languages of Europe?
What are the major religions of Europe?
What are the most popular sports in Europe?
What was constructed to transport goods, people, and services across the English Channel?
What is special about the geography of the Netherlands and how do they deal with it?
What are the some of the famous and/or important celebrations in Europe?
How does increased travel unite Europe?
Why do languages divide the European Union?
What problems can negative population growth cause in countries?
How has the European Union united Europe by promoting a common culture?
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