6.5 APHU

According to the bid rent theory, what happens to land prices as one moves farther away from the CBD (Central Business District)?

• Land prices increase significantly.

• Land prices remain constant.

• Land prices decrease.

• Land prices fluctuate unpredictably.

What type of buildings are more commonly found closer to the CBD?

• Large apartment buildings and skyscrapers.

• Single-family homes with large backyards.

• Manufacturing and warehouses.

• Residential zones with cheaper land.

What is a characteristic of homes located farther away from the CBD?

• They tend to be built on top of one another.

• They have less access to green spaces.

• They often have a front yard and a backyard.

• They are primarily used for manufacturing.

Why do manufacturing and warehouses tend to be located on the outskirts of the CBD?

• They require access to more land and cheaper rents.

• They prefer to be closer to residential zones.

• They need to be built vertically due to space constraints.

• They want to be distant from the central business district.

What advantage do residential zones farther away from the CBD have?

• They are closer to skyscrapers and urban centers.

• They offer larger lot sizes and cheaper land prices.

• They have higher population density and land costs.

• They are built vertically to accommodate more people.

What is the central area in the Burgess concentric model known as?

• Zone of transition

• Commuter zone

• Central Business District (CBD)

• Better residence zone

Which group of people is typically found living farthest away from the Central Business District according to the Burgess concentric model?

• Wealthier residents

• Older homeowners

• Working-class homes

• Lower-income residents

What is the main focus of the Hoyt sector model that differentiates it from the Burgess model?

• The use of a commuter zone

• The development based on sectors or wedges

• The presence of a Central Business District

• The location of older homes

According to the text, why are parts of the Burgess model becoming outdated?

• Due to the bid rent theory

• Because of changes in agricultural land use patterns

• Owing to globalization, changes in production, and urban renewal policies

• The shift towards single-family homes

What is the primary reason different industries and businesses locate near transportation routes such as highways or railroads?

• To reduce the cost of land

• To quickly access the businesses and allow for quick shipment of goods

• To attract more people to live around the area

• To be closer to personal vehicles and the interstate system