APHG 6.6-6.11

Alongside with the urban changes are the challenges which is a result of some issues experienced during the development in urban areas. Categorize what are the causes, effects and responses for these urban challenges.

Groups:

(a) CAUSES

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(b) EFFECTS

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(c) RESPONSES

• urban renewal

• food desert

• inclusionary zoning

• redlining

• lack of access to services

• gentrification

• local food movements

• growth of zone of abandonment

• environmental injustice

• blockbusting

• affordability

• lack of transportation

• growth of disamenity zone

• unhealthy water and sanitation

What do residential buildings and patterns of land use reflect and shape?

• The city's sports teams

• The city's culture, technological capabilities, cycles of development, and infilling

• The city's entertainment industry

• The city's climate patterns

What is population density?

• The number of buildings in a specific unit of land.

• The amount of people that occupy a specific unit of land.

• The amount of land available per person.

• The number of animals in a specific unit of land.

What does the term 'residential' describe?

• Places where businesses operate.

• Places where people go to school.

• Places where people reside.

• Places designated for industrial use.

Which OPTION represents high density residential areas?

• Image of a single-family house.

• Image of a high-rise building complex.

• Image of a suburban neighborhood with medium-sized houses.

• Image of a park.

According to the Bid-Rent Theory, what influences the value of land?

• The quality of the soil

• The distance from the market/city center (CBD)

• The crime rate in the area

• The weather patterns

What is the expected residential density on land that is closest to the CBD?

• Low residential density due to high land cost

• High residential density due to low land cost

• High residential density due to high land cost

• Residential density is not related to land cost

What happens to residential density as the distance from the CBD increases?

• It increases because land is more expensive

• It decreases because land is less expensive

• It stays the same regardless of land cost

• It increases because land is less expensive

Which of the following is a result of the impact of transportation technology on residential land use?

• Decrease in economic and ethnic segregation

• Reduction of suburban sprawl

• Development of suburbs, suburban sprawl, economic and ethnic segregation, more air pollution, culture of segregation

• Decreased reliance on automobiles

What is zoning in the context of land use and development?

• A) A type of residential building

• B) A regulation about what type of development or land use can occur in a specific location

• C) A policy for commercial advertising

• D) A method for measuring land area