Q.1.
When a quarry has been exhausted, it can be used as...
Q.2.
Other than quarrying, which of the following is important to the local economy of a national park?
Q.3.
Which rock is quarried in the Peak District and Yorkshire Dales National Parks?
Q.4.
As well as national parks, quarries are sometimes opened near to sites of special scientific interest (SSSIs). What is an SSSI?
Q.5.
What attracts people to a national park?
Q.6.
Which of the following would help to reduce the impact of a quarry on a national park?
Q.7.
In the Cotswolds, a gravel quarry has been turned into a series of lakes and a wildlife reserve. Doing this to a quarry is called...
Q.8.
Why might local residents in a national park be unhappy about the closure of a quarry?
Q.9.
What usually happens before a quarry can be opened or extended in a national park?