Liveability and Water

Liveability is:

• Environmental factors that influence where people live.

• The extent to which a place is able to support a quality of life that maximises wellbeing.

• Places where people live.

• Towns and cities, but not farmland.

What is NOT a deciding factor on where people choose to live?

• Travel time and transport.

• Personal safety.

• Stage of life.

• How soft the bed is.

Liveability can also be known as:

• Quality of Life

• Quality of Living

• Living in suburbs

• Quality of People

What is a reason why people choose NOT to live in the city.

• Access to cafes and restaurants.

• Cheaper housing and less air pollution

• Public transport accessibility.

• Greater choice of jobs and schools.

What is NOT a pull factor?

• Lifestyle

• Aesthetics

• Climate

• Congestion

What is NOT a push factor?

• Climate extremes

• Pollution

• Urban Design

• Water shortages and natural disasters

Which of the following is NOT a way in which liveability can be measured?

• Infrastructure

• Age

• Education

• Health Care

List 3 ways in which liveability can be improved?

Why would people choose to move to the country/small town over living in the city?

What is NOT part of the water cycle?

• Buildings

• Evaporation

• Precipitation

• Groundwater