Geography in Everyday Life Topic 2

What is sustainable development?

• Ignoring environmental impacts

• Meeting the needs of the present without compromising future generations

• Maximizing profits for businesses

• Focusing solely on economic growth

What is a characteristic of sustainable urban neighbourhoods?

• High reliance on fossil fuels

• Minimal green spaces

• Large population size for diverse interactions

• High population density to support local businesses

Which of the following is an example of provisioning services in urban neighbourhoods?

• Waste management

• Cultural festivals

• Public transportation

• Fresh water supply

What is a common cause of fire hazards in urban neighbourhoods?

• Faulty electrical appliances

• Heavy rainfall

• Earthquakes

• Traffic accidents

What is a negative consequence of air pollution?

• Improved public health

• Enhanced aesthetic value

• Increased biodiversity

• Respiratory infections

What is one way to build community resilience?

• Strengthening relationships among residents

• Reducing population density

• Increasing traffic congestion

• Limiting public engagement

What is a key aspect of environmental sustainability in urban neighbourhoods?

• Neglecting waste management

• High levels of pollution

• Energy-efficient design approaches

• Maximizing land use for buildings

Which of the following is a regulating service in urban neighbourhoods?

• Flood mitigation

• Cultural education

• Public art installations

• Community events

What is a common traffic hazard in urban neighbourhoods?

• Speeding

• Excessive public transport

• High pedestrian safety

• Low vehicle density

What is an example of cultural services in urban neighbourhoods?

• Waste disposal

• Traffic regulation

• Aesthetics and recreation

• Water supply management