WorksheetsUrbanisation
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 22mins
What is an urban area?
Land that includes woods, beaches, crops
Land covered by buildings, roads, and skyscrappers
An area with a lot of shopping malls
An area with many forests
People moving from the rural areas to cities is called...
Ruralization
Urbanization
Colonization
None of these
Cities can reduce their environmental footprint by implementing which of the following?
Green roofing
Gardens
Buses
All of these
San Fernando is an urban area.
True
False
The basic support systems needed to keep an economy going, including power, communications, transportation, sanitation, and education form a country’s
urbanization.
infrastructure.
industrialization.
urban geography.
Urban sprawl
is when cities spread out using up surrounding land.
puts a strain on existing infrastructures.
creates an increase in pollution.
all of these.
In a developing country, the infrastructure is usually
widespread.
non-existent.
limited in rural areas.
well developed in rural and urban areas.
Urban areas function as centers of
employment
education
healthcare
all of these
Urban land use does not typically include...
farming
residential
industrial
commercial
Which of the following would describe the population pyramid seen in the graphic?
Stage I - Undeveloped
Stage II - Developing
Stage III - Indsutrialized
Stage IV - Mature, Post Industrial
This term refers to the region outside of cities.
Exurbs
CBD (Central Business District)
Rural
Suburbs
Which of the following would describe the population pyramid seen in the graphic?
Stage I - Undeveloped
Stage II - Developing
Stage III - Indsutrialized
Stage IV - Mature, Post Industrial
These regions of grinding poverty are found mostly in a ring around developing world cities.
Ghettos
Exurbs
Shantytowns
Tenements
