"Japan" Our neighboring regions and countries PPT courseware 3

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"Japan" Our neighboring regions and countries PPT courseware 3

What do the following data indicate?

Japan's per capita GDP reaches more than 30,000 US dollars, making it one of the highest-income countries in the world.

Among the top 30 commercial banks in the world, 18 are from Japan.

Japan’s foreign exchange reserves rank first in the world

Japan is an economically developed country in the world

Fill in the following content in the box diagram below

A. The city and population are concentrated and it is the largest consumer place in the country.

B. Raw materials and fuels mainly rely on imports

C. The port conditions are excellent and giant ships can dock.

D. Products are mainly exported

If Japan does this, what impact will it have on other countries?

In recent years, Japan's Pacific coast has been seriously polluted, the ground is sinking, and land and water are in short supply. Japan has accelerated its expansion of overseas investment and moved some industries, including those with higher pollution, overseas.

Think and discuss

What are the consequences of doing this?

Japan's forest coverage rate ranks among the highest in the world. While Japan protects its own forest resources, it is also one of the countries that imports the most wood in the world.

What do you think of this issue?

Japan is a major fishing country with the largest fishing volume in the world. It often goes fishing on the high seas and is one of the main countries that is depleting the world's fishery resources.

Importing large amounts of timber or overfishing in distant oceans will cause serious damage to resources in other regions and countries around the world, and in turn lead to global ecological imbalance. Japan's approach is undesirable.

Think hard, you can do it

1. In terms of land and sea location, Japan is located in the Pacific ( )

A. Northwest B. Northeast C. Southeast D. Southwest

2. Japan is an island country. Its territory consists of four large islands and some small islands. The largest of the four large islands is ( )

A.Hokkaido B.Honshu C.Shikoku D.Kyushu

3. Japan is a volcanic country with many volcanoes. Among the following volcanoes, the ones belonging to Japan are ( )

A. Mount St. Helens B. Mount Vesuvius

C. Mount Etna D. Mount Fuji

4. Japan is at the junction of which plate ( )

A. Pacific Plate and Eurasian Plate B. Eurasian Plate and Indian Ocean Plate

C. American Plate and Pacific Plate D. Indian Ocean Plate and Pacific Plate

5. In terms of latitude, most of Japan is located in ( )

A. North temperate zone, mid-latitude B. Tropical zone, low latitude

C. Northern frigid zone, high latitudes D. Southern temperate zone, mid-latitudes

6. Viewed from the northern and southern hemispheres and the eastern and western hemispheres, Japan is located in ( )

A. Northern Hemisphere, Western Hemisphere B. Southern Hemisphere, Eastern Hemisphere

C. Northern Hemisphere, Eastern Hemisphere D. Southern Hemisphere, Western Hemisphere

7. Compare the latitude and longitude locations of Japan and the United Kingdom ( )

A. Japan is located at a higher latitude than the UK B. Japan spans a smaller longitude than the UK

C. Japan spans a greater latitude than the United Kingdom. D. Japan is located in the northwest of the United Kingdom.

4. Which statement about Japan’s economy is wrong ( )

A. Japan is resource-poor and heavily dependent on foreign countries.

B. Economic development is slow

C. Export large quantities of manufactured industrial products

D. Technology is developed and labor resources are sufficient

5. Read "Japan Map" and write the geographical name represented by the letters or numbers in the map:

Ocean: E______, F______, G______.

Strait: H______.

Island: a______, b______, c______, d______.

Peak: f______.

Capital of Japan: g______.

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