WPHS Geography Place and Liveability - Human Factors and migrati

Which of the following is a human factor that affects the liveability of a place?

• Climate

• Access to healthcare

• Natural disasters

• Soil quality

How does access to public transport affect liveability?

• It makes commuting easier and improves access to jobs and services

• It increases pollution and traffic congestion

• It decreases property values in a city

• It has no impact on liveability

Which human factor would most likely reduce the liveability of a place?

• Good quality schools

• Plenty of green spaces

• Reliable public transport

• High crime rates

Which of the following best describes a ‘push factor’ in migration?

• A reason why people move to a new place

• A positive feature that attracts people to a location

• A reason that forces people to leave their home

• A way governments encourage people to migrate

Which of these is an example of a pull factor?

• Better job opportunities in another country

• War and conflict

• High unemployment in a home country

• Natural disasters like floods

A city with a high level of pollution, limited public transport, and few job opportunities would be considered:

• A tourist destination

• A highly liveable place

• A place with low liveability

• A place with high economic growth

Why do people migrate from rural areas to cities?

• Cities have fewer jobs and less access to services

• Rural areas have more schools and hospitals

• Cities offer better job opportunities and services

• Rural areas are always wealthier than urban areas

Which of the following is NOT a human factor affecting liveability?

• Quality of housing

• Safety and crime rates

• Access to clean water

• The amount of rainfall a place gets

A government improving healthcare and education in a town is an example of:

• A pull factor

• A push factor

• A natural factor

• A climate change impact

Why might some people choose to live in an area with a lower liveability score?

• They enjoy living in unsafe and polluted places

• They have no choice due to affordability or job availability

• They prefer to live far away from services and infrastructure

• They think high crime rates make a place exciting