Grade 6 Term Geography Part 2

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Grade 6 Term 2 2015 1 Geography Part 2 How chocolate is manufactured? What is your favourite kind of chocolate? Have you ever thought about what goes into making a bar of chocolate? Chocolate is made from the beans of the cocoa tree. The cocoa beans are contained in a pod that grows on the branches of the cocoa tree.when the pods are ripe the pod splits open and the cocoa seeds are then removed. The cocoa beans are then covered with banana leaves for a week until the beans develop a chocolate taste. The cocoa beans are then shipped to the factory. Activity Match the descriptions to the appropriate picture to show the process of making chocolate. Label them Step 1 Step 6 Milk and sugar is added Chocolate is produced Cocoa beans drying Beans being ground into cocoa liquor Cocoa beans Dried beans in sacks

2 Map of the world showing where the different types of cocoa beans are grown Chocolate is made up of primary products from all over the world. Usually the primary products are grown in poorer countries, and then the chocolate is manufactured and sold in wealthier countries. Robusta Mixed Arabica

3 Value of Gold Gold is not a very functional metal, like tin or iron, because it is too soft to make things with. Gold has great value for a number of reasons. It is soft so it can be shaped easily into coins or jewellery. It is difficult to mine, so it is more valuable than other metals that are easy to mine. Gold is long lasting and does not rust. It cannot be destroyed easily or worn down, so it keeps its value. Most gold is used to make jewellery, but it is also used in manufactured electrical goods, like computers. Most gold in mined deep underground. From gold to jewellery Gold is an extremely valuable mineral. It is very important to South Africa s economy. A large amount of the world s gold comes from hard rock mining. This is where ore is recovered from deep within the earth, where workers chip away at the rock and collect rock which contains gold. The rock is then crushed and the gold is separated with the use of chemicals. Different techniques are used to extract the gold from the rock. The two most common methods are cyanide extraction and mercury extraction. Extraction technique 1: Cyanide extraction This method is carried out when the small crushed rock that contains ore is crushed into fine pieces. It is then mixed with a solution of sodium cyanide to remove the gold.

Thereafter it is mixed with zinc to separate the metal from the cyanide and sulphuric acid is used to remove the zinc. 4 Extraction technique 2: Mercury extraction This process involves removing gold from rock with mercury. The fine pieces of ore bearing rock are mixed with mercury. The mercury then separates the ore from the gold. Once the gold is collected, it is then heated to burn off any mercury that could still be on the rocks. This technique is commonly used by small scale miners. Making jewellery from gold Gold is rare. This makes it very valuable. Gold never rusts or gets dirty. It is soft, and can be shaped and hammered without breaking. A very small piece of gold can be hammered into a very thin sheet. Gold is beautiful to look at. It is colourful and shines brightly when polished. Gold can be used to make jewellery. People who make jewellery are called goldsmiths. Fair Trade Trading isn t always fair for everyone. The average person living in the USA earns about $46 500 (R408 400) a year. The average person living in South Africa earns about $10 000 (R80 000) a year, and the average person in Mozambique takes home about $900 (R7 200) a year. Why are there such big differences between how much people earn in different countries? One reason is that earnings depend on what people or countries are able to produce, manufacture and trade. What we mean by fair trade? World markets where goods are bought and sold are dominated by big companies. Fair trade is a worldwide movement which tries to give more say to small producers.

5 Fair trade attempts to give small scale farmers, workers and crafters opportunities to sell their goods at a fair price. Small-scale producers should be given access to loans from the bank so that they can expand their business. New words: Dominated controlled, led Corrupt dishonest and crooked Fair trade: Does not use child labour Pays fair wages Provides decent working conditions Allows workers to join trade unions Encourages protecting the environment Discourages the use of poisonous pesticides. What do we mean by unfair trade? Unfair trade is when business use dishonest, false or corrupt methods to make money. Unfair trade practices include twisting facts, harsh treatment of workers, poor working and living conditions as well as not allowing workers to join labour unions. Work and exploitation People who are poor are usually exploited in the trading system. When you are exploited, it means that someone treats you unfairly. Here are some ways in which poor people are exploited in the workplace. They are overworked They are underpaid for the work they do or the things they sell They are treated badly

6 FAIRTRADE Fairtrade is an international organization that helps farm producers in developing countries get better deals in the working and selling of their products. In June 2008, around 7.5 million producers and their families were benefiting from infrastructures, technical assistance and community development projects funded by Fair Trade. The organization has a number of roles: They demand that companies pay better prices, which must never fall below market price. They assist farmers by setting up groups that can work together. These groups are called co-operatives. Companies that sell products in a fair way are allowed to use the Fairtrade logo. This means that people know that they are buying products that have been made without exploiting people.