S2 Transport GQ1-3 Revision CT1

How many nodes and routes are there between Harbour Front MRT station to Caldecott MRT Station on the Circle Line?

• 4 Nodes, 3 Routes

• 3 Nodes, 4 Routes

• 3 Nodes, 3 Routes

• 4 Nodes, 4 Routes

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of intermodal transport systems?

• ability to access different routes from one station

• access to different modes of transport from one station

• more types of movements avaible

• ability to travel only between two points

Which of the criteria for quality of transport looks into the percentage of population living within one kilometre of the transport node?

• Coverage

• Frequency

• Capacity

• Convenience

What are the two considerations that determine where nodes are located in cities?

• Congregation of Activities

• Concentration of Activities

• Level of ease of accessibility

• Level of Accessibility

Which are activities that usually found around nodes that are widely accessed?

• Residential Housing

• Financial/ Commercial activities

• Tourist Attractions (Historical & Cultural)

• Wet Markets

Which of the following care criteria for high level of accessibility?

• Short travel time between origin and destination

• Low travel cost between origin and destination

• Well-connected to multiple destinations

• Well-developed sheltered walkways

Well-developed transport systems are important in cities to facilitate the movement of ________ and movement of __________.

• Movement of People

• Movement of Population

• Movement of Commercial Products

• Movement of Goods & Services

Which of the following are reasons why transport is increasingly important in cities?

• Locations are becoming further away from each other

• Physical separation of residential areas and employment opportunities

• Rise of e-commerce and increase in door-to door deliveries

• Increase in average income of the population

How can changes to the physical environment due to developing transport affect the environment?

• Improve the aesthetics of the natural environment

• Reduce/ remove animal habitats

• Restrict animal movments

• Lowering the value of the land

How does development of transport systems lead to increase in carbon footprint?

• Deforestation resulting in excess CO2 in the atmosphere

• Increase in usage of electrical appliances

• Combustion of fossil fuels to power the increase in amount of vehicles

• Increase in traffic congestions