Longnor Case Study

Where is Longnor located? A) Northwest of Manchester B) Southeast of Macclesfield C) Northeast of Liverpool D) Southwest of Birmingham

• A) Northwest of Manchester

• B) Southeast of Macclesfield

• C) Northeast of Liverpool

• D) Southwest of Birmingham

In which National Park is Longnor situated? A) Lake District National Park B) Yorkshire Dales National Park C) Peak District National Park D) Snowdonia National Park

• A) Lake District National Park

• B) Yorkshire Dales National Park

• C) Peak District National Park

• D) Snowdonia National Park

What was Longnor's population in 1801? A) 391 B) 561 C) 352 D) 267

• A) 391

• B) 561

• C) 352

• D) 267

What was the peak population of Longnor? A) 391 B) 561 C) 352 D) 267

• A) 391

• B) 561

• C) 352

• D) 267

Which year marked Longnor's designation as a conservation area? A) 1971 B) 1977 C) 1981 D) 1996

• A) 1971

• B) 1977

• C) 1981

• D) 1996

What process has the village experienced due to people moving from urban to rural areas? A) Urbanisation B) Counter-urbanisation C) Suburbanisation D) Rural-urban migration

• A) Urbanisation

• B) Counter-urbanisation

• C) Suburbanisation

• D) Rural-urban migration

What term is used to describe home/workspaces that allow people to work remotely via the internet? A) Digital hubs B) Remote offices C) Virtual workspaces D) Electronic cottages

• A) Digital hubs

• B) Remote offices

• C) Virtual workspaces

• D) Electronic cottages

In the 19th century, Longnor was described as: A) A declining farming village B) A thriving market town C) An industrial centre D) A tourist destination

• A) A declining farming village

• B) A thriving market town

• C) An industrial centre

• D) A tourist destination

What type of stone are houses in Longnor built from? A) Limestone B) Sandstone C) Daisy Knoll Stone D) Granite

• A) Limestone

• B) Sandstone

• C) Daisy Knoll Stone

• D) Granite

What was the population of Longnor in 1971? A) 391 B) 561 C) 352 D) 267

• A) 391

• B) 561

• C) 352

• D) 267