Liveable Cities

What does "civil unrest" mean?

• Being really tired

• disturbances in a city against the government or rulers

• An important government position

• A set of procedures when appointed as a government official

The average weather - particularly rainfall and temperature - experienced in a particular area over a period of time.

• Climate

• Environmental Quality

• Infrastructure

• Health and Education

Define "fossil fuel"

• Energy that can be renewed over time

• Dinosaur remains

• Energy protein required in the human body

• Fuel made from decomposed remains of plants and animals that lived millions of years ago

HDI stands for...?

• Hourly Developed Issues

• House Depreciation Index

• Human Development Index

• Holes Dug Independently

What population does a city require to be called a MEGACITY?

• 100 thousand

• 1 million

• 10 million

• 100 million

Sanitation (sewage) falls under which liveability standard?

• Health and Education

• Safety and Stability

• Environmental Quality

• Infrastructure

Which of the following is a problem that might negatively impact the liveability of a place?

• housing development

• new shopping centers

• traffic congestion

• high speed internet

In growing cities, the challenges of providing goods, services and infrastructure become:

• smaller as the city becomes larger

• easier as the city becomes larger

• greater as the city becomes larger

• smarter as the city becomes larger

Some people in the community are under-privileged as they are unable to find work or access services. This problem is known as:

• urban sprawl

• environmental issues

• social inequality

• injustice

How can we improve traffic congestion?

• test air quality

• increase public transport

• not go to school

• work from home