GEOGRAPHY HUMAN CASE STUDIES LATEST
EXAM 2025 WITH MULTIPLE CHOICE OF
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
ALREADY GRADED A+ AND 100% GUARANTEE
PASS (JUST RELEASED!!!!!!!)
What is the impact of Antarctic ice melt on global sea levels? -
CORRECT ANSWER-It contributes around 1.4 mm per year to global
sea level rise.
Name a major ice shelf collapse linked to climate change. -
CORRECT ANSWER-Larsen B collapsed in 2002, and Larsen C lost a
massive iceberg (A68) in 2017.
How has climate change affected krill populations in
Antarctica? - CORRECT ANSWER-Krill populations have declined by
over 80% in some areas, disrupting the food chain.
How many tourists visited Antarctica in the 2022-23 season? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Over 100,000 visitors — raising environmental
concerns.
Why is commercial fishing a threat to Antarctica? - CORRECT
ANSWER-It targets species like krill and Patagonian toothfish,
which are vital to the food chain, and includes illegal,
unregulated fishing.
,What types of pollution are affecting Antarctica? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Microplastics, marine pollutants, and fuel residues have
been found in ice and snow — even in remote areas.
What is the CCAMLR and what does it do? - CORRECT ANSWER-The
Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living
Resources manages sustainable fishing and created the Ross
Sea Marine Protected Area.
What is the Ross Sea MPA? - CORRECT ANSWER-A marine protected
area over 2 million km² in size — the largest in the world,
established to conserve biodiversity.
What role do NGOs play in Antarctica? - CORRECT ANSWER-NGOs
like Greenpeace, WWF, and ASOC monitor threats, lobby for
protection, and promote clean-up and conservation.
What does the IAATO do? - CORRECT ANSWER-The International
Association of Antarctica Tour Operators enforces responsible
tourism with limits on ships, landings, and visitor impact.
What is Apple and why is it studied in global governance? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Apple is a US-based transnational corporation
(TNC) and is studied for its global operations, especially its
regional HQ in Ireland, highlighting issues of tax avoidance and
economic impact.
Where is Apple's European headquarters located? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Cork, Ireland.
, Why did Apple choose Ireland as its European base? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Because of Ireland's low corporation tax rate (12.5%),
English-speaking workforce, and access to the EU single
market.
How many people does Apple directly employ in Cork, Ireland?
- CORRECT ANSWER-Over 6,000 people — the largest private sector
employer in Cork.
What positive economic impact has Apple had on Ireland? -
CORRECT ANSWER-It has created thousands of jobs, contributed to
Ireland's tech sector growth, and attracted other tech
companies.
What is the "multiplier effect" in the context of Apple in Cork? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Apple's presence has stimulated indirect
employment and growth in local businesses and services
through increased economic activity.
How has Apple contributed to Ireland's infrastructure? - CORRECT
ANSWER-It has invested in local facilities, data centres, and has
been involved in education and community projects.
What controversy surrounds Apple's tax arrangements in
Ireland? - CORRECT ANSWER-Apple was accused of paying as little as
0.005% tax on profits in some years using loopholes in Irish tax
law.
EXAM 2025 WITH MULTIPLE CHOICE OF
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
ALREADY GRADED A+ AND 100% GUARANTEE
PASS (JUST RELEASED!!!!!!!)
What is the impact of Antarctic ice melt on global sea levels? -
CORRECT ANSWER-It contributes around 1.4 mm per year to global
sea level rise.
Name a major ice shelf collapse linked to climate change. -
CORRECT ANSWER-Larsen B collapsed in 2002, and Larsen C lost a
massive iceberg (A68) in 2017.
How has climate change affected krill populations in
Antarctica? - CORRECT ANSWER-Krill populations have declined by
over 80% in some areas, disrupting the food chain.
How many tourists visited Antarctica in the 2022-23 season? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Over 100,000 visitors — raising environmental
concerns.
Why is commercial fishing a threat to Antarctica? - CORRECT
ANSWER-It targets species like krill and Patagonian toothfish,
which are vital to the food chain, and includes illegal,
unregulated fishing.
,What types of pollution are affecting Antarctica? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Microplastics, marine pollutants, and fuel residues have
been found in ice and snow — even in remote areas.
What is the CCAMLR and what does it do? - CORRECT ANSWER-The
Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living
Resources manages sustainable fishing and created the Ross
Sea Marine Protected Area.
What is the Ross Sea MPA? - CORRECT ANSWER-A marine protected
area over 2 million km² in size — the largest in the world,
established to conserve biodiversity.
What role do NGOs play in Antarctica? - CORRECT ANSWER-NGOs
like Greenpeace, WWF, and ASOC monitor threats, lobby for
protection, and promote clean-up and conservation.
What does the IAATO do? - CORRECT ANSWER-The International
Association of Antarctica Tour Operators enforces responsible
tourism with limits on ships, landings, and visitor impact.
What is Apple and why is it studied in global governance? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Apple is a US-based transnational corporation
(TNC) and is studied for its global operations, especially its
regional HQ in Ireland, highlighting issues of tax avoidance and
economic impact.
Where is Apple's European headquarters located? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Cork, Ireland.
, Why did Apple choose Ireland as its European base? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Because of Ireland's low corporation tax rate (12.5%),
English-speaking workforce, and access to the EU single
market.
How many people does Apple directly employ in Cork, Ireland?
- CORRECT ANSWER-Over 6,000 people — the largest private sector
employer in Cork.
What positive economic impact has Apple had on Ireland? -
CORRECT ANSWER-It has created thousands of jobs, contributed to
Ireland's tech sector growth, and attracted other tech
companies.
What is the "multiplier effect" in the context of Apple in Cork? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Apple's presence has stimulated indirect
employment and growth in local businesses and services
through increased economic activity.
How has Apple contributed to Ireland's infrastructure? - CORRECT
ANSWER-It has invested in local facilities, data centres, and has
been involved in education and community projects.
What controversy surrounds Apple's tax arrangements in
Ireland? - CORRECT ANSWER-Apple was accused of paying as little as
0.005% tax on profits in some years using loopholes in Irish tax
law.
