Exploring Urbanisation Concepts

What is urbanisation?

• b) More people living in cities over time

• d) Stopping people from moving to cities

• c) Building more farms in the countryside

• a) People moving from cities to farms

Which one is an example of infrastructure?

• g) A computer in an office

• f) A book on a shelf

• e) A car in a garage

• b) A house and a road

Where do people in rural areas live?

• In a mansion

• In a high-rise

• In a suburban neighborhood

• b) In the countryside

What does urban mean?

• A place with only factories

• a) A place with lots of people, buildings, and roads

• A type of music genre

• A large desert area

Migration happens when people:

• a) Travel frequently

• c) Move to a different country

• d) Change jobs

• b) Move from one place to another

True or False: Urban areas usually have more jobs than rural areas.

• Rural areas have the same number of jobs as urban areas.

• Urban areas have fewer jobs than rural areas.

• True

• False

Fill in the blank: The opposite of urban is __________.

• suburban

• industrial

• rural

• metropolitan

Which of the following is a reason people move to cities?

• Increased pollution

• a) Better schools

• Fewer job opportunities

• More wildlife

True or False: All cities are the same size.

• Cities can only be measured by area

• Some cities are larger than others

• False

• All cities are the same population

Fill in the blank: Urbanisation can lead to __________ pollution in cities.

• less

• no change

• equal levels

• more