1. When was this article published?
2. Name the author and the website it was published on.
3. What is the name of the park?
4. Describe what the park was like before it was transformed.
5. How else is the garden used by the community?
6. What is artist Wilson Alexandre's speciality?
7. Why is Wilson's gallery - and some other residents of Vidigal - under threat?
8. What has happened to the value of land in Vidigal as a result?

• resourcefulness: the ability to find quick and clever ways to overcome difficulties.
• informal settlement: unplanned housing.
• subjected: cause of force something.
• neglect: fail to care for properly.
• dispirited: losing enthusiasm and hope.
• gentrification: changing the character of a less wealthy area as wealthier people move in, changing housing and local businesses, often forcing out the original inhabitants in the process. 
• drab: dull, lacking interest.
• speculators: a person investing in property hoping to make a profit.

• Impoverishment: Becoming poor.
• Compounded: Make something worse.
• Diamond concession: The right to use land for mining diamonds.
• Epitomises: A perfect example of...
• Ebola: A rare but severe, often fatal, virus.  
• Ravage: causing severe damage
• Partners in Health (PIH): A charity working to strengthen health services in rural areas. 
• Existential problems: Challenges to our existence.

1. Describe the location of Sierra Leone. Include the continent, oceans nearby, latitude, and neighbouring countries.
2. How did the colonial powers decide where to build railways in Sierra Leone?
3. Explain why health and education systems were neglected in Sierra Leone during colonial times.
4. How much does the USA spend on healthcare per person per year?

1. Summarise the types of industry historically located in Bristol Harbour. Explain why these industries developed here.
2. What caused the decline of Bristol's prosperity, and how did the city try to recover in the early 1800s?
3. How did the cultural diversity of Bristol change after the Second World War? Why did this occur?
4. How did Bristol's dockside regeneration differ from other dock regeneration projects around the UK? Summarise the benefits this has brought to the city.
5. What is a brownfield site? How effective has Bristol been at using these areas?
6. Describe three advantages of the Harbourside's Radisson Hotel development.
7. Describe three criticisms of the Harbourside development.
8. What might change in the Temple Quarter in the future?

Not surprisingly, the rulers of Benin didn't see it that way - which led to an invasion, a massacre and plunder on a grand scale. When the smoke cleared, thousands were dead and the winners had made off with treasures including an exquisite set of bronzes.

But, years later, justice prevailed, and its protagonists were an unlikely team; two cops from Kensington Palace and a retired microbiologist, the descendant of one of the British invaders.

1. Earth's natural systems

2. The distribution of life

3. An organism's niche

4. Population growth and carrying capacity

5. Community interactions

1. Biodiversity and ecosystem services

2. Threats to biodiversity

3. Disturbance in ecosystems

4. Impacts of global change

5. Conservation and sustainability