Green spaces in urban areas

What does the term urban most closely mean?

• Rural areas with few people

• Areas related to cities or towns

• Natural, undeveloped landscapes

• Remote villages far from cities

What is a green space?

• A paved area used for markets

• A public park or garden in a city

• A factory producing eco-friendly products

• A space covered with concrete

Why are green spaces considered vital for mental health?

• They reduce urban temperatures.

• They attract tourists to the city.

• They increase the price of real estate.

• They offer a natural escape from city stress.

What is the meaning of biodiversity?

• The variety of plants, animals, and ecosystems

• A large number of buildings in one place

• The study of biology in schools

• A city with modern infrastructure

How do green spaces improve air quality?

• By providing shaded areas

• By absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen

• By attracting birds to the city

• By reducing noise levels

What does sustainable development mean in the context of urban planning?

• Destroying green spaces to build industries

• Expanding cities as quickly as possible

• Building cities with minimal environmental damage

• Replacing parks with shopping malls

Which of the following is an example of ecosystem services provided by green spaces?

• Providing habitat for wildlife

• Increasing traffic congestion

• Decreasing land values near cities

• Replacing natural spaces with parking lots

What is urbanisation?

Write down only one word to substitute the word "accessible"

if a green space is accessible?

(a)  

How do green spaces help reduce the urban heat island effect?

• By increasing the number of vehicles in the city

• By reflecting heat with concrete structures

• By cooling the air through shade and vegetation

• By allowing factories to operate in urban areas