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How did Asan Kaigy learn to respect nature? - Answers-Asan Kaigy leamed to respect nature from his father's work. What skills and training did Asan have? - Answers-Asan knew how to hunt, he was well-educated and trained in military theory. How did Asan feel about the people of Kazakhstan? - Answers-Asan cared about the Kazakh people and worried about their future. Why did Asan travel around Kazakhstan? - Answers-Asan travelled around Kazakhstan (on his camel) searching for 'Zheruyik'...

Tourism - Answers-The movement of people to countries or places outside of their usual environment for either personal or business reasons. United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) - Answers-The agency for world tourism, responsible for the promotion of responsible, sustainable and universally accessible tourism. Domestic tourist - Answe

Increase in tidal volume - Answers-At rest, our tidal volume (air taken in per breath) is around 500ml but this increases during exercise. Increasing TV & breathing rate means we can increase the volume of air moving into and out of the lungs from 6 litres at rest to 60 litres during exercise. Increased strength of the respiratory muscles - Answers-Through increased use, the diaphragm and the external intercostal muscles will become stronger. This means they will be able to contract more forc...

Segmentation - Answers-the process of dividing a larger market into smaller pieces based on one or more shared characteristics Satisfying demand - Answers-finding what the customer is longing for and needs in order to buy Stimulating Demand - Answers-aim to try and change customer behaviour and encourage customers to buy your product brand - Answers-product with unique character that is consistent and well recognised brand extension - Answers-the use of the same brand name for new pr...

Domestic tourist - Answers-Someone travelling within their own country and staying away from home for at least one night. Day visitor - Answers-Someone taking a day trip with no overnight stay. Inbound tourist - Answers-Someone entering a country for the purpose of tourism. Outbound tourist - Answers-Someone leaving their own country to travel to another country for the purpose of tourism. Short break - Answers-Two or three days holiday, often at a weekend

Main functions of money - Answers-1. unit of account- (you exchange money for an equivalent value of goods) 2. means of exchange- (buy, sell or trade) 3. store of value- (it can be stored e.g. banks) 4. legal tender- (national currency of a country an official method of payment) Factors influencing your view on money - Answers-1. personal attitudes- towards risk and reward 2. life stages- your financial priories and needs 3. culture- religious belief and ethical principles 4. life eve...

Unlimited liability - Answers]when the owners of a business are personally liable for all debts incurred by the business, if the business itself does not have the funds to repay them Limited Liability - Answers]when the owners of a business are liable for the debts incurred by the business only to the value of their investment in the business diseconomies of scale - Answers]when a business becomes too large the cost per unit may increase and the business may become more inefficient Busi...

Economy - Answers-The state of a country of goods and services. Partnership - Answers-Comprising two or more people who set up in business together and share all profits and losses. Liability - Answers-An obligation of a company, or amounts owed to leaders and suppliers. FTSE - Answers-The financial times stock exchange Revenue - Answers-The income received by a business for selling its products and services. Market forces - Answers-Factors created by the economy for the demand an...

Primary sector - Answers-The portion of the economy concerned with the direct extraction of materials from Earth's surface, generally through agriculture, although sometimes by mining, fishing, and forestry. Secondary sector - Answers-the part of the economy that transforms raw materials into manufactured goods Tertiary sector - Answers-the part of the economy that involves services rather than goods Quaternary sector - Answers-Jobs that deal with the handling and processing of knowled...