Chapter 18 and 19 Quiz

In a model urban hierarchy, the population of a city or town will be inversely proportional to its rank in the hierarchy is called...

• Rank Size Rule
• Central Place Theory
• Primate City
• World City

Christaller laid the ground work for this theory based on where central place in the urban hierarchy would be located. This theory was called....

• Rimland
• Heartland
• Central Place Theory
• Von Thunen Model

The process by which lands that were previously outside of the urban environment become urbanized, as people and businesses from the city move to these spaces is called..........

• Suburbanization
• Urbanization
• Suburb
• Functional Zones

This model of urban structure was first proposed by theorist Home Hoyt. This model also applies to cities in the US and Canada. In the model, the concepts of the industrial corridor and neighborhood are combined for practical purposes resulting in a more realistic urban representation.

• Concentric Zone Model
• Sector Model
• Multiple Nuclei Model 
• Super Model

This model of urban structure was developed by Harris and Ullman in 1945 where the CBD is no longer the focus and there is development of suburban business districts.

• Sector Model
• Concentric Zone Model
• Multiple-Nuclei Model
• Super Model

In the later 20th century in US and Canada there were new suburban CBDs that specialized toward a particular industrial or service sector and shows the decentralization of the commercial urban landscape this model is called...

• Galactic City Model
• Sector Model
• Super Model
• Multiple Nuclei Model

This model is important as an example of the colonial city. The effects of European colonial rule on many cities. Often colonial powers demolished old pre-colonial cities and rebuilt them in European style. This model has disamenities spanning outward from the CBD with peripheral squatter settlements...

• Latin American Model
• Sector Model
• Galactic City Model
• Super Model

A ______ is a huge center of finance, business and government that is important to the global economy.

• Metropolitan area

• Village

• Megalopolis

• World City

• City

A group of cities that have grown into a large, built up area

• Are known as world cities.

• Is known as a megalopolis.

• Is known as a metropolitan area.

• All of the above.

• None of these options.

Which of the following correctly ranks settlements in size from smallest to largest?

• Village, City, Town, Metropolitan area, Megalopolis

• Town, Village, City, Metropolitan area, Megalopolis

• Village, Town, City, Megalopolis, Metropolitan Area

• Village, Town, City, Metropolitan Area, Megalopolis

• Town, City, Village, Metropolitan area, Megalopolis