C6.4 The Netherlands in the world - Lesson 7: Port of Rotterdam

THE NETHERLANDS
in the world






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THE NETHERLANDS
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What's the plan for today?

  1. Finish paragraph 3: Mainport Schiphol


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C6.3: Mainport Schiphol

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You can name 2 examples
of infrastructure.
Everything you need
to transport people, goods
and information.

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GOALS OF C6.3:
  1. You can explain why Schiphol is a mainport.
  2. You can name 2 examples of infrastructure.
  3. You can explain the hub and spokes-system by making a drawing. (G219)
  4. You can name 3 kind of goods which are transported by plane.
  5. You can explain why Schiphol is a good location for multinationals.
  6. You can name 2 factors that influence the future of Schiphol.
  7. You can explain the difference between absolute- and relative distance. (G214)
  8. You can name 2 reasons why the relative distance in the world has decreased in the last 200 years. (G214)

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You can explain why Schiphol is a mainport.
Important transport route between continents.

From Schiphol you can travel all over the world, including goods.

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You can explain the hub and spokes-system by making a drawing. (G219)

A hub is another word for a mainport.

Spokes is the English word for "spaken".

A large airport (hub) with connections (spokes) to smaller airports

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You can name 3 kind of goods which are transported by plane.

1. 
2. 
3. 

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Open G214 in your GeoGuide
  1. You can explain the difference between absolute- and relative distance
  2. You can name 2 reasons why the relative distance in the world has decreased in the last 200 years. (G214)

Open your homework (2 to 7).

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Use figures 12, 13 and 14.

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You can name 3 kind of goods which are transported by plane.
  1. Fruit and vegetables 
  2. Fashion collections
  3. Medicines
  4. Organs
  5. Computer parts

etc.

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Make the last three
exercises of paragraph 3:
9 + 10 + 11

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In which sector does a hairdresser work?
A
Primairy sector
B
Secundairy sector
C
Tertiairy sector

Slide 18 - Quiz

In which sector does a fisherman work?
A
Primairy sector
B
Secundairy sector
C
Tertiairy sector

Slide 19 - Quiz

Which country to export to
The Netherlands the most?
A
China
B
Germany
C
The United States
D
Spain

Slide 20 - Quiz

What is a typical product imported from Italy?

A
Electronics
B
Flowers
C
Soda
D
Wine

Slide 21 - Quiz

Which approximately % of travelers transfer at Schiphol?

A
10%
B
20%
C
30%
D
40%

Slide 22 - Quiz

Which of the following goods is often transported by plane?

A
Grain
B
Cars
C
Oil
D
Medicines

Slide 23 - Quiz

What is an example of bulk goods?
A
Sand
B
Shampoo

Slide 24 - Quiz

Open the list of knowledge and skills and work out:

  1. You can explain why Schiphol is a mainport.
  2. You can name 2 examples of infrastructure.
  3. You can explain the hub and spokes-system by making a drawing. (G219)
  4. You can name 3 kind of goods which are transported by plane.
  5. You can explain why Schiphol is a good location for multinationals.
  6. You can name 2 factors that influence the future of Schiphol.
  7. You can explain the difference between absolute- and relative distance. (G214)
  8. You can name 2 reasons why the relative distance in the world has decreased in the last 200 years. (G214)

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