Understanding Liveable Cities

What is a key feature of a liveable city?

• Access to affordable and safe housing

• Lack of public transport

• High pollution levels

• Limited healthcare services

Why are green spaces like parks important in a liveable city?

• They increase traffic congestion

• They promote physical activity and social connection

• They reduce access to essential services

• They make housing more expensive

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an essential service in a liveable city?

• Healthcare

• Education

• Emergency support

• Shopping malls

How does efficient public transport contribute to a liveable city?

• By increasing pollution

• By reducing traffic congestion and improving health outcomes

• By making cities less accessible

• By discouraging community participation

What role does inclusivity play in a liveable city?

• Only wealthy residents benefit from city services

• Everyone, regardless of age, ability, income, or background, can access what the city offers

• Only adults can participate in community life

• Services are limited to certain neighbourhoods

Which environmental factor is important for a liveable city?

• Clean air and water

• High levels of waste

• Frequent power outages

• Overcrowded public spaces

What is a sign of safety in a liveable city?

• High crime rates

• Well-maintained infrastructure

• Poor lighting in public areas

• Unsafe public transport

How does urban planning improve liveability in cities?

• By encouraging walkability, bike paths, and public transport options

• By increasing car dependency

• By reducing green spaces

• By limiting access to cultural activities

Which of the following best describes a liveable city’s approach to challenges like climate change?

• Ignoring environmental issues

• Adapting with resilience and innovation

• Focusing only on economic growth

• Limiting community participation

What is the overall goal of a liveable city?

• To provide luxury housing for a few people

• To create a place where people not only live, but thrive

• To prioritise cars over public transport

• To limit cultural and entertainment options