Grade 1 Geography Quiz: Urban and Rural Areas

What is the difference between a city and the countryside?

• Distance from the ocean

• Population density and urbanization

• Average income and education level

• Type of animals and plants

Do more people live in cities or in the countryside?

• Deserts

• Oceans

• Mountains

• Cities

What are some examples of urban infrastructure?

• Examples of urban infrastructure include forests and mountains.

• Examples of urban infrastructure include roads, bridges, public transportation, water and sewage systems, and electricity grids.

• Examples of urban infrastructure include lakes and rivers.

• Examples of urban infrastructure include farms and agricultural land.

What are some examples of rural infrastructure?

• Examples of rural infrastructure include shopping malls and amusement parks

• Examples of rural infrastructure include high-rise buildings and airports

• Examples of rural infrastructure include skyscrapers and subways

• Examples of rural infrastructure include roads, bridges, schools, healthcare facilities, and water supply systems.

What do people do on a farm in the countryside?

• Selling electronics

• Skiing and snowboarding

• Farming, raising animals, growing crops

• Building skyscrapers

What do people do on a farm in the city?

• People on a farm in the city may play video games and watch TV

• People on a farm in the city may go shopping and eat at restaurants

• People on a farm in the city may grow crops, raise animals, or engage in agricultural activities.

• People on a farm in the city may go to the beach and swim

What does population density mean?

• Amount of rainfall in a specific area

• Number of animals living in a specific area

• Distance between two specific areas

• Number of people living in a specific area

Where do you think there are more people, in a city or in the countryside?

• Ocean

• Mountains

• Desert

• City

How do people in the city live differently from people in the countryside?

• Population density

• Access to public transportation

• Access to amenities and services

• Different types of food

What are some differences in the way people live in the city and in the countryside?

• Some differences include access to amenities, population density, infrastructure, and lifestyle choices.

• The language they speak

• The color of the sky

• The type of food they eat