Future Cities Quiz_READING U3-E11

What percentage of the world's population is expected to live in cities by 2050?

• 50%

• 60%

• 80%

• 70%

What are smart cities known for?

• Using a range of technologies to provide services

• Using outdated technologies

• Providing poor services

• Ignoring people's needs

How can smart technologies help save energy in cities?

• By using more non-renewable energy sources

• By ignoring waste collection needs

• By turning off street lights when the streets are empty

• By increasing air pollution

What will future cities include to make them more sustainable?

• More traffic jams

• More waste collection issues

• More green space and biodiversity

• More pollution

What type of energy will most cities use in the future?

• Renewable and clean energy

• No energy at all

• Highly expensive energy

• Non-renewable and dirty energy

What will modern infrastructure in future cities be more of?

• Unsustainable

• Energy-wasting

• Pollution-friendly

• Eco-friendly

What will computer-controlled transport systems in future cities produce less of?

• Pedestrian zones

• Air pollution

• Greenhouse gas emissions

• Traffic jams

What will be made available for people in all neighbourhoods in future cities?

• More pedestrian zones for walking and cycle paths

• More traffic congestion

• More cars

• More factories

What will the features of future cities provide to city dwellers?

• High quality of life

• High crime rates

• Low quality of life

• High cost of living

What will future cities be better at supporting?

• Pollution

• Problems

• Traffic jams

• People