AQA GCSE London Case Study, Urban Issues

What percentage of the UK's population lives in cities?

• 50%

• 82%

• 60%

• 75%

Which area in the UK is densely populated?

• Northern Scotland

• South East England

• Wales

• Northern Ireland

What is the population density of London?

• Less than 10/km²

• 100/km²

• 5,000/km²

• 260/km²

How does the UK's population density compare to France and the Netherlands?

• More crowded than both

• Less crowded than both

• More crowded than France, less crowded than the Netherlands

• Less crowded than France, more crowded than the Netherlands

Where are the UK's cities typically located?

• In mountainous regions

• In flat, low-lying areas

• In desert areas

• In forested regions

Which region in the UK has the fastest-growing cities?

• North East England

• South East England

• Northern Ireland

• Wales

What is a reason for the population decline in Sunderland?

• Increase in tourism

• Development of new industries

• Decline of industry and loss of jobs

• Increase in agricultural activities

Where is London located according to the text?

• North East England on the River Tyne

• South East England on the River Thames

• South West England on the River Severn

• North West England on the River Mersey

What was one of the reasons for London's success as a city?

• It was built on a mountain

• It had a natural harbor

• The Thames is a tidal river

• It was located in a desert

Why did London grow after it was built by the Romans?

• It became a center for agriculture

• It was abandoned by the Romans

• New docks increased the number of ships using London as a port

• It was isolated from trade routes