
Urban Land Use Notes
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What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think about how cities affect the environment?
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Understanding Urbanization
Urbanization is the growth of cities and towns.
Leads to habitat destruction and biodiversity loss.
Increases pollution and resource consumption.
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Rural
Areas
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Schools are overcrowded
Hospitals have long wait times.
Highways and streets are often congested
Urban Crisis- The city has grown so FAST that it no longer has the infrastructure to support it.
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Multiple Choice
What is one major reason people move from rural areas to urban areas?
To find better paying jobs
To escape from pollution
To live closer to nature
To avoid traffic congestion
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Multiple Choice
What is the main cause of an urban crisis as described in the slides?
A rapidly growing population overwhelming infrastructure
Lack of natural resources
Decline in industrial activity
Decrease in population
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Multiple Choice
How does urban sprawl impact land previously used for food production?
It preserves farmland for future use
It converts farmland into suburbs and commercial buildings
It increases food production
It protects rural areas from development
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are effects of the heat island phenomenon in cities?
Increased local temperatures
More rainfall in some cities
Decreased air pollution
Faster plant growth
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Multiple Choice
What is the primary function of a geographical information system (GIS) in land-use planning?
To store, manipulate, and view geographic data
To build roads and parks
To design automobiles
To measure air pollution
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements about cities in the United States and Europe is correct?
Most U.S. cities are compact with narrow roads.
Most European cities were constructed after the invention of the automobile.
Most U.S. cities sprawl over large areas due to availability of land.
Most European cities are difficult to travel in without a car.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are functions of open spaces in urban areas?
Absorbing carbon dioxide
Increasing highway congestion
Providing places for exercise
Reducing drainage problems
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What is one reason people usually leave rural areas for urban areas?
For more plentiful and better paying jobs
To enjoy more green spaces
To avoid public transportation
Because urbanization slowed in the 20th century
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