Housing Segregation in the UK - youtube clip

Watch the clip - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLSAm2szdjM

What is the term used to describe the separate entrances for social housing and private housing in new developments?

• Poor doors

• Luxury doors

• Exclusive doors

• Glossy doors

Why are new developments in the UK divided into part private housing and part social housing?

• To create social interaction between private and social tenants

• To keep social housing tenants out of view

• To increase the attractiveness of the developments to private buyers

• To comply with government legislation

What is the main issue with the current housing segregation system?

• It benefits landlords and developers

• It prevents social mixing

• It lacks shared facilities

• It doesn't provide enough social housing

What is the irony mentioned in the clip?

• Social housing prevents social mixing

• New developments segregate tenants more than ever

• Developers are reconfiguring their plans

• The government is not funding social housing

When did the case of deliberate separation between private properties and social housing occur in Oxford?

• 1930s

• 1940s

• 1950s

• 1960s

Is the video suggesting that social housing promotes social mixing?

• True

• False

What does the segregation of housing symbolically mark into the landscape?

• Inequality

• Social interaction

• Wealth

• Respectability

What is the term used to describe the separating of children's play areas in new developments?

• Segregated play areas

• Exclusive play areas

• Private play areas

• Poor play areas

What is the reason behind the construction of poor doors in new developments?

• To keep social housing tenants out of view

• To provide separate entrances for different housing categories

• To increase the attractiveness of the developments to private buyers

• To comply with government legislation

What is the solution proposed in the clip to provide decent social housing?

• The government should pay for it and design it with citizens in mind

• Developers should include more social housing in their plans

• Private owners should share their amenities with social housing tenants

• Mixed-tenure developments should be abolished