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Lesson 2: Australia's sustainable cities

Lesson 2: Australia's sustainable cities

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9th Grade

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Open Ended

What factors do you think contribute to making a city more livable and sustainable?

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Multiple Choice

Why is sustainability important for cities like those in Australia?

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It helps cities grow faster

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It ensures long-term environmental health and quality of life

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It makes cities more expensive

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It reduces the need for public transport

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Open Ended

How do the lifestyles of Australia's population impact the sustainability of the country?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a factor contributing to Australia's high ranking in the Human Development Index?

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Long and healthy lives

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Decent standard of living

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High level of education

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Low population density

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Multiple Select

Which of the following indicators were measured by the Australian Conservation Foundation to assess the sustainability of cities?

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Air quality

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Employment

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Climate change

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Tourism

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Open Ended

Why do Australian cities rank well in liveability but not as well in sustainability? Use evidence from the study to support your answer.

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Multiple Choice

Recall how many people visited Australia between April 2017 and April 2018.

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3 million people

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19 million people

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9 million people

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11 million people

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Multiple Choice

State what livability measures.

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The quality of life in a particular place.

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The cost of a car and a house per person in a particular place.

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The cost of living in a particular place.

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The number of people per house in a particular place.

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Multiple Choice

Outline ONE conclusion that was met from the Human Development Index data.

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Australians have a low level of education.

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Australia has a high level of child poverty.

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Australians have a low standard of living.

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Australians have long and healthy lives.

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Multiple Select

Select the THREE cities that have been repeatedly voted as being some of the world's most liveable cities by the Economist Intelligence Unit.

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Perth

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Sydney

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Adelaide

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Darwin

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Melbourne

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Multiple Select

Select TWO of the areas that Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide score high in, making them very liveable cities.

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Transport

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Education

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Healthcare

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Affordable Housing

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Multiple Choice

Name the city that was voted by the Australian Conservation Foundation as being Australia's most sustainable city.

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Hobart

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Darwin

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Sunshine Coast

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Cairns

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Drag and Drop

Question image
involves living in a way that ​
environmental damage and conserves ​
for the future.
Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above
Sustainability
minimises
resources
maximises
energy
Livability

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Multiple Choice

What is the main focus of Australia's Eco Villages as suggested by the image?

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Promoting tourism

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Reducing ecological footprint

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Increasing population density

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Improving transportation

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Multiple Choice

What is the main goal of eco villages in Australia?

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To provide luxury housing

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To promote eco-friendly and sustainable lifestyles

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To increase population density

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To build tourist attractions

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Multiple Select

Which of the following features are found in Christie Walk eco-village in Adelaide?

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Dwellings made from recycled materials

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Use of non-renewable energy sources

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Healthy gardens on rooftops and balconies

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Located far from existing cities

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Open Ended

How do the shade structures and increased greenery in Darwin help address the challenges caused by its tropical climate?

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Open Ended

How do you think the concepts of livability and sustainability are connected in the context of urban planning?

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Multiple Choice

What are some indicators used to measure the sustainability of a city?

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Air and water quality, green spaces, and energy efficiency

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Population size and density only

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Number of shopping malls

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Amount of rainfall per year

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Multiple Choice

State one advantage of eco villages on the environment.

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They are built to be luxurious.

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They are built with conserving water and energy in mind.

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They don't have many people living in them.

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They don't use any power.

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Multiple Choice

State what makes Christie Walk in Adelaide so unique.

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It's completely off the grid.

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It's also a retirement village.

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It's in the middle of the city.

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It's a boarding school.

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Multiple Choice

Name the Australian city that offers a Free Plants program, providing native Australian plants to homes, schools and organisations for free each year.

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Adelaide

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Geelong

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Brisbane

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Perth

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Multiple Choice

Recall how the Darwin City Council are planning on reducing the temperature in the city.

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By installing more irrigation systems to turn on during hot days.

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By creating shade structures over roads and intersections.

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By replacing rooves with gigantic umbrellas, providing more shade.

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By installing mirrors on buildings to reflect the heat from the sun.

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