Sydney - Sustainable?

Regeneration in Pyrmont-Ultimo meant that people began to move back. What is this geographical term for this?

• Re-Populated

• Re-urbanisation

• Counterurbanisation

• Derelict Abandonment

Parramatta is a multicultural suburb of Sydney. How can this contribute towards Sydney becoming a global city?

• All of the following

• It helps to share traditions, beliefs and culture

• It helps to attract a diverse workforce

• It helps to encourage future immigration into Sydney

The increase in birth rate is the only factor that is contributing to Sydney's increase population

• True

• False

The increase in population has led to a strain on the infrastructure in Sydney. Which of these is not a current issue for Sydney?

• The waste produced is filling the landfill sites too rapidly

• The transport system cannot cope with the number of passengers

• The tourist industry cannot grow any bigger

• There is inequalities in the wealth of neighbourhoods

Which of the following is true of Sydney

• Sydney is a megacity

• Sydney is in New South Wales

• Sydney has the biggest Indian population outside of India

• Sydney is the smallest city in terms of population in Australia

Inequalities in wealth in Sydney can lead to:

Why was the tram network closed down in Sydney?

• It was deemed unfit for social use

• It was deemed non environmental

• It was deemed uneconomical

• It was too small

The number of people living in Sydney is:

• Discrete Data

• Continuous Data

Sydney will find it really difficult to just expand its transport infrastructure. Why is this?

• Sydney has too much water

• Sydney doesn't have the workforce to build it

• Sydney is too closely compacted together

• Sydney is too spread out

What is the definition of sustainable?