Cities and Urban Land Use Section 4

Roads, railroads, sea traffic, and air transportation are all ways in which some cities have created areas where

• people tend to move away

• major routes converge

• major agricultural centers exist

• all people bring their food supplies.

The production of goods and services for sale outside the city is an example of a

• quinary sector

• tertiary sector

• basic sector

• quaternary sector

Goods and services for the inside city itself is an example of

• non-basic sector

• primary sector

• tertiary sector

• quinary sector

This is what happens when the basic sector employment is accompanied by a larger share of nonbasic workers.

• multiplier effect takes place

• population move to the suburbs

• cities begin to decline

• small companies go out of business

Urban hierarchy places a ______________ as the area was the least influence

• city

• village

• hamlet

• town

Which is the correct order in which these forms of transportation changed cities from oldest to newest?

• auto-air sail wagon, iron horse, steel rail

• sail wagon, iron horse, steel rail, auto-air

• steel rail, iron horse, sail wagon, auto-air

• iron horse, steel rail, sail wagon, auto-air

The theories of settlement geography are

• Hoyt and Ullman

• rank-size rule and central place theory

• Weber's Least Cost Theory and Christaller's Central Place Theory

• Thomas Malthus and Ester Boserup

What shape is best for the covering a market center so that the central place has maximize accessibility?

• circle

• square

• hexagon

• rectangle

The San Antonio Spurs have a fairly large

• city

• hinterland

• basketball team

• hamlet

McDonald's is an example of a

• high order good

• exclusive service

• central place

• low order good