1. What have you learnt about India?
Learning objectives
To know where India is and its main features
To explore the challenges facing India in the future

2. India Quiz What is the name of... The city at A The river at B
The mountain range at C
The desert at D
The country at E E C D B A

3. India Quiz
2. What do the following words mean? a) Urbanisation b) Rural-urban migration c) Fair trade d) Sustainable tourism e) Fold mountain
Photo: S Kington.
Photo: S Knight.

4. India Quiz: Answers
1. The places on the map are: A: Bangalore B: Ganges C: Himalayas D: Thar Desert E: Pakistan 2. The words mean: a) More people living in cities. b) People moving from the countryside to the city. c) When producers get paid more for their work. d) Tourism that will last – it doesn’t harm the environment and benefits local people. e) A mountain formed by the movement of tectonic plates.

5. India in the future….
Produce a storyboard or a presentation (could use PowerPoint, Prezi or Movie Maker) for a documentary showing what India is like today and what it might be like in the future. This should include:
Where India is and its main features
The opportunities and challenges facing India in the future

6. Success Criteria
Your work will be assessed according to the following criteria:
India is located on a world map.
Three physical features of India are described.
Three human features of India are described.
Maps at two different scales are used to show the location and features of India, including surrounding countries and major cities.
Three environmental regions of India (including the Thar Desert) are described in terms of key physical and human characteristics.
Opportunities presented by the human and physical processes in India are discussed.
Challenges presented by the human and physical processes in India are discussed.
Three or more sources of information, including an atlas, are identified.