6.1-6.11 Kaplan

According to the Latin American city model, what do many of the high-income residences extending from the central business district resemble?

• Slums

• Ethnoburbs

• Gated communities

• Squatter settlements

• Rush hours

What type of cities have populations of over 10 million people?

• Alpha world cities

• Beta world cities

• Gamma world cities

• Megacities

• Great cities

Which of the following terms is used to describe neighborhoods dominated by a specific ethnic group?

• Ethnoburbs

• Favelas

• Commuter zones

• Unincorporated areas

• Hamlets

What feature is characteristic of the spine in the Latin American city model?

• Commercial development

• Industrial zones

• High-income residential areas

• Market areas

• Government buildings

What type of city is experiencing population growth and increasing economic and political clout within its region?

• Megacity

• Primate city

• Gateway city

• Emerging city

• World city

What is the theory suggesting that the greater the sphere of influence a city has, the greater its impact on other cities around it?

• Rank-size rule

• Hinterland

• Gravity model

• Primate cities

• Galactic city model

What term is used to describe a space within an urban environment that can accommodate a large number of people for events?

• Catacombs

• Festival landscape

• Boomburbs

• Greenfields

• Grid street system

Which of the following is an agglomeration that allows businesses of similar structure and production to locate near each other?

• Bazaar

• Office parks

• Entrepots

• Boomburbs

• Greenfields

In the U.S., which city model suggests that areas are zoned off or even gated off from other zones in the city (based on Los Angeles in 1924)?

• Galactic city model

• Multiple nuclei model

• Concentric zone model

• Keno-capitalism model

• Sector model

Which of the following continents is known for having older and more historic cities?

• Asia

• Europe

• Africa

• North America

• Latin America