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WorksheetsHomework - Unit 1 - Where do we live?
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 16mins
An isolated dwelling is a
very small settlement
settlement with thousands of residents
single house
settlement with more than 10 million people
A village has
no shops or religious buildings
shops and religious buildings
only one building
galleries, museums and other land marks
Conurbation is a term used for a
hamlet
town
city
megacity
A town has
50,000 - 200,000 people
more than 10 million people
has less than 5 people
more than 10,000 people but less than 50,000
Which is the correct order of settlement hierarchy?
isolated dwelling - village - hamlet - small town - large town - city - megacity
isolated dwelling - hamlet - village - small town - large town - city - megacity
isolated dwelling - hamlet - village - large town - small town - city - megacity
isolated dwelling - village - small town - large town - hamlet - city - megacity
What type of settlement pattern is this?
nucleated
dispersed
linear
conurbated
What type of settlement pattern is this?
dispersed
linear
conurbated
nucleated
What type of settlement pattern is this?
conburnated
nucleated
linear
dispersed
Settlements vary according to their function.
What is another word used for function?
site
factor
purpose
opportunity
Sphere of influence means the settlement is
very big
linked to others
bossy
rich
A site for a settlement is chosen according to
its physical (geographical) factors
its specific location
the time it was settled
all of the above
The situation of a settlement refers to
whether it is poor or rich
its amount of population
its position relative to nearby physical and human features
whether it has lovely scenery
Hong Kong is known as
the "city of junks"
the "eye of the tiger"
the "fragrant harbour"
the "pearl of Asia"
The city of London dates back to
the Persian era
the Roman era
World War 2
Noah and the ark
The city of Mexico was founded by
the Spanish
the Mexicans
the Chihuahuas
the Aztecs
Which of these is not a sustainable practice?
green spaces
recycling schemes
more power plants
walkability and cycling schemes
increased use of local farming
