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Final HASS Quizziz

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 52mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What 3 factors are used to determine liveability?

a)

Eco-friendly

Economical

Social

b)

Social

Environmental

Political

c)

Political

Environmental

Economical

d)

Social

Environmental

Economical

2.

social factors of liveability can be defined as...

a)

How people talk to each other.

b)

Refer to the natural world and the impact of human activity on its condition.

c)

Relate to the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services.

d)

Relate to the facts and experiences that influence an individual’s personality, attitude and lifestyle.

3.

Economical factors can be described as...

a)

•relate to the facts and experiences that influence an individual’s personality, attitude and lifestyle.

b)

•relate to the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services.

c)

•refer to the natural world and the impact of human activity on its condition.

d)

.relates to money and how to make heaps of it, then spend it at EB Games.

4.

Cost of living, availability of goods and services, and employment opportunities are factors of...

a)

economic liveability

b)

environmental liveability

c)

social liveability

d)

this is a not a trick question

5.

environmental factors of liveability include...

a)

Architecture

b)

Urban design

c)

Record of natural disasters

d)

Climate

e)

All the above

6.

An elderly couple looking for a new town to move to would be looking for factors such as...

a)

Health care

Accessibility

Public transport

b)

Public transport

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Employment opportunities

c)

Health care

Architecture

Education

7.

What is liveability?

a)

An assessment of how good or bad a place is to live in

b)

How many people live in one place

c)

How long people live in one place

d)

The ability to live somewhere

8.

What is migration?

a)

Reasons why people leave their country of birth

b)

The movement of people from one place to another.

9.

What is a 'pull factor'?

a)

Reasons why people leave their country of birth to find a new place to live.

b)

Reasons why people choose a particular place to relocate to.

10.

Which of these are a 'push factor'?

a)

Unemployment

b)

Low pollution

c)

Great weather

d)

War

11.

Good roads and public transport is what type of factor of liveability?

a)

Social factor

b)

Economic factor

c)

Environmental factor

12.

Health and hygiene are what type of factor of liveability?

a)

Social factors

b)

Economic factors

c)

Environmental factors

13.

Nature and pollution are what type of factor of liveability?

a)

Social factor

b)

Economic factor

c)

Environmental factor

14.

Which of these countries has higher liveability?

a)

Australia

b)

Papua New Guinea

15.

Which of these are 'pull factors'?

a)

Crime

b)

Great climate

c)

Family

d)

Few services

16.

Which factors are assessed to find a place's liveability?

a)

Popularity with tourists

b)

Social factors

c)

Economic factors

d)

Environmental factors

17.

What are the three main categories for factors of liveability?

a)

Economic, Social, and Environmental

b)

Environmental, Political, and Social

c)

Social, Environmental, and Affluency

d)

Social, Economic, and Zoological

18.

Which of the following services is provided by the Federal government in Australia?

a)

Education

b)

Sanitation

c)

Telecommunication

d)

Transportation

19.

Which of the following is not an environmental factor of liveability?

a)

Air pollution

b)

Water quality

c)

Green spaces

d)

Public transport

20.

Which of the following factors woould reduce the liveability of a location?

a)

Quality public transport

b)

High housing prices

c)

Large amounts of green spaces and parks

d)

Low unemployment

21.

Why is the Disability Discrimination Act so important for liveability?

a)

It limits use of services and facilities for people who do not have a disability

b)

It reduces the burden placed on public transport systems

c)

It ensures that the safety of public places is higher

d)

It improves the social connectedness of people with disabilities

22.

Perceptions of liveability depend on the age and gender of the person rating the liveability of an area

a)

True

b)

False

23.

In the cartoon above, which liveability factors are shown to be affected by political decisions?

a)

Economic

b)

Environmental

c)

Social

d)

None of these

24.

What is the cartoon trying to say about the argument 'windmills cause cancer'?

a)

It is accurate; windmills are dangerous to the health of people who live near them

b)

It is hypocritical; coal emissions are carcinogenic too, but Trump isn't against them

c)

It is relevant; Trump has approved coal power because it is cheaper

25.

Who is the person being photographed most likely intended to represent?

a)

Tax payers

b)

Business leaders

c)

University students

d)

Politicians

26.

What is the main message of this cartoon?

a)

Politicians are always liars, and will be bigger liars in 2035

b)

Politicians put more effort into making the environment seem healthy than actually making it healthy

c)

At the rate that politicians are working against climate change, by 2035 the world will be a polluted wasteland

d)

Journalists are more interested in noticing the good things that politicians do than all of the things they do

27.

What is the definition of liveability?

a)

Assessment of what a place is like to live in, using particular criteria, for example, environmental quality, crime and safety, education and health provision, access to shops and services, recreational facilities and cultural activities.

b)

An excessive amount of noise that may make completing activities in a place difficult or impossible.

c)

The area around the student’s home or school that can be explored in a few hours.

d)

The organisation of systems such as roads, transport and communication systems that serve an area, country or region.

28.

Factors of liveability can be broken down under three categories? What are they?

a)

Environmental Factors, Economic Factors and Leisure Factors

b)

Economic Factors, Employment Factors and Social Factors

c)

Economic Factors, Personal Factors and Health Factors

d)

Economic Factors, Environmental Factors and Social Factors

29.

Which picture depicts a rural area?

a)
b)
c)
d)
30.

Which picture depicts an urban area?

a)
b)
c)
d)
31.

Ben and Jess have five kids of school age a large dog and they like to be outdoors. Choose one factor from the following, that will probably not influence their decision to live in a certain neighbourhood.

a)

Schools nearby.

b)

Dog walking park.

c)

Large house.

d)

Aged care home.

32.

What does gentrified mean

a)

Improved housing

b)

Surprised

c)

Scared

d)

New cities located inland

33.

The assessment of a place using criteria to suit people:

a)

Liveability

b)

Transport

c)

Needs and wants

34.

Which of these are reasons people move to a place?

a)

High crime rate

b)

Access to goods and services

c)

Nice climate

d)

Close to family and friends

35.

According to the Economist, which European city was the most liveable for 2018?

a)

Frankfurt, Germany

b)

Paris, France

c)

Vienna, Austria

d)

London, England

36.

Would the place depicted in this picture be considered...?

a)

Urban

b)

Remote

c)

Rural

37.

Access to services e.g. shops and schools are examples of liveability criteria

a)

True

b)

False

38.

Which of these is not classified as a settlement

a)

City

b)

Rural homestead

c)

A hamlet

d)

a suburban house

39.

What is a migration push factor

a)

Theme park

b)

High crime rate

c)

Family

d)

There is no such thing

40.

What is liveability

a)

A fun place to live

b)

Someone’s perception of how nice a place is to live in

c)

A bad place to live

d)

A name

41.

Which of these would be considered a push factor?

a)

Education

b)

High crime rates

c)

Good infrastructure

d)

Employment

42.

Which of these might be considered a pull factor?

a)

Employment

b)

Poverty

c)

War

d)

Bad weather

43.

Which city did Melbourne lose Most Liveable City to in 2018?

a)

Los Angeles

b)

Dhaka

c)

Sydney

d)

Vienna

44.

Which of these contributes to the characteristics of a place?

a)

Natural features

b)

Human features

c)

Both

d)

Neither

45.

Which phrase best fits this description: The number of people living within one square kilometre of land

a)

Population density

b)

Population distribution

c)

Pattern distribution

d)

Pattern density

46.

Do more people live in urban or rural Australia?

a)

Urban

b)

Rural

47.

Measuring how friendly an area is to walking is known as....

a)

Distribution

b)

Liveability

c)

Density

d)

Walkability

48.

What are demographics used for?

a)

Companies use them to see how they can sell products

b)

Schools use them to provide equal access to education

c)

Politicians use them to determine what they need to say and do

d)

All of the above

49.

What are some factors that make Port Moresby LESS liveable?

a)

Safe environment

b)

Poor living conditions

c)

Good education

d)

Friendly people

50.

What are reasons why people might leave a less liveable city?

a)

Too dangerous

b)

Not enough food

c)

Poor education

d)

All of the above

51.

Why is Melbourne considered more liveable than Port Moresby?

a)

Higher crime rates

b)

Taller buildings

c)

Better quality of life

d)

Bigger population

52.

Environmental quality refers to...

a)

food, cooking and fruits

b)

pollution, rubbish or noise

c)

access to education

d)

tacos

53.

Subjective factors are...

a)

personal likes and dislikes

b)

infrastrucutre

c)

climate

d)

access to health care and education

54.

what does infrastructure mean?

a)

it's a place

b)

the basic structure of an organization or system which is necessary for its operation

c)

a building or other object constructed from several parts.

d)

the part of a road intended for vehicles, especially in contrast to a verge or pavement.

55.

Which of the following is the correct definition of liveability?

a)

How much clean water a place has

b)

They are places described by their location, shape, boundaries and characteristics

c)

This is the sum of the factors that add up to a communities quality of life

56.

Which is NOT an example of liveability?

a)

Jobs

b)

Attractions

c)

Urban design

d)

Pollution

57.

What is an advantage of living in the city?

a)

Traffic

b)

Crime

c)

Cheap rent

d)

Public transport

58.

what is perception?

a)

Perception was a series of 3 movies released in 2018

b)

In Geography, perception is robots objective ability to calculate probable values of land and resources

c)

In Geography, perception is people's subjective assessment of places and environments

d)

In perception, people create boundaries to their individual relationships

59.

Which of the following factors might influence a person's life expectancy? You can choose more than one.

a)

Gender

b)

Diet

c)

Education

d)

Lifestyle

60.

What is the definition of sustainability

a)

Using natural resources very quickly

b)

Using natural resources responsibly, so they can support both present and future generations

c)

Planting lots of trees

61.

Facilities such as schools and hospitals are important for liveability

a)

True

b)

False

62.

Environmental quality is a factor people consider important when choosing a place to live

a)

True

b)

False

63.

Entertainment is NOT a factor people consider important for the liveability of a place

a)

True

b)

False

64.

The liveability of a place means what?

a)

If a place is beautiful or not

b)

Whether people live there or not

c)

All the characteristics of a place that contribute to quality of life

65.

Individual people have different perceptions and opinions about which places are liveable.

a)

True

b)

False

66.

The 3 major characteristics of liveability are:

a)

Food, Water, Sleep

b)

Social, Economic and Educational

c)

Animals, Plants, People

67.

It is challenging for countries to provide both liveable and sustainable places for people to live

a)

True

b)

False

68.

Health is not important for the liveability of a place

a)

True

b)

False

69.

Which of the below services are important for liveability?

a)

Public transport

b)

Hospitals

c)

Schools and childcare

d)

All of the above

70.

What does the term 'urbanisation' mean?

a)

It relates to characteristic of the countryside rather than the town

b)

It examines the increase in the population in cities and towns versus rural areas

c)

The presence in or introduction into the environment of a substance which has harmful or poisonous effects

d)

The action of clearing a wide area of trees

71.

What does the O stand for in BOLTSS?

a)

Optional

b)

Oreos

c)

Orientation

d)

Organs

72.

Remote places are located...

a)

Far away from populated areas

b)

Close to populated areas

73.

An urban area has...

a)

High population density and infrastructure

b)

Low population density and infrastructure

74.

What is an advantage of living in the city?

a)

Traffic

b)

Crime

c)

Fewer restaurants

d)

Public transport

75.

Demography is the study of:

a)

Demos

b)

The Australian Population

c)

Population trends

76.

A policy in Australia which values the diversity of cultures is:

a)

Racism

b)

Multiculturalism

c)

Multi-racism

77.

Town centers, parks and plazas are examples of:

a)

Private spaces

b)

Urban places

c)

Public spaces

78.

Someone who has a connection to a place is said to:

a)

Belong

b)

Be an outcast

c)

Be isolated

79.

The movement of people and goods is:

a)

Migration

b)

Scary

c)

Transport

80.

The assessment of a place using criteria to suit people:

a)

Liveability

b)

Transport

c)

Needs and wants

81.

Private spaces are open for all people to access in a community.

a)

True

b)

False

82.

Climate is the short term, day to day, atmospheric characteristics and events.

a)

True

b)

False

83.

The customs, beliefs, and habits of groups of people is known as culture.

a)

True

b)

False

84.

Access to services e.g. shops and schools are examples of liveability criteria.

a)

True

b)

False

85.

High rates of poverty do not affect the liveability of a location

a)

True

b)

False

86.

Which liveability factors are least affected by Covid-19?

a)

Environmental

b)

Economic

c)

Social

87.

Which of these facilities does not affect social factors of liveability?

a)

Restaurants and cafes

b)

Police stations

c)

Fire stations

d)

Parks and gardens

88.

Which of the following is not a feature used to help read a map?

a)

Colour

b)

Border

c)

Legend

d)

Scale

89.

Which of the following factors is an environmental factor of liveability?

a)

Air-conditioned shops

b)

Soil toxins

c)

Access to telecommunications

d)

Tourism tours to the reef

90.

Which definition best fits liveability?

a)

How pleasant and worthwhile people rate a location to be

b)

How easy it is to live in a location

c)

The ability of people to survive in harsh conditions

d)

How much old people like places they can play bingo

91.

Which of the following factors has the greatest impact on liveability of a location?

a)

The number of shopping centres there are in a location

b)

The average amount of rainfall in a location

c)

The average price of houses in a location

d)

The number of parks in a location

92.

Street lights primarily contribute to which Urban Design Protocol principle?

a)

Safety

b)

Comfort

c)

Vibrancy

d)

Walkability

93.

Select the word that best completes the sentence: There is a __________________ in the community that city living offers better job opportunities.

a)

Resource

b)

Factor

c)

Perception

d)

Perceive

94.

Which word best describes a feeling of safety?

a)

Traditional

b)

Security

c)

Impact

d)

Community

95.

Which is the best definition for the word 'resource'?

a)

Food and drink

b)

Anything needed to function properly

c)

Someone who is good at solving problems

d)

A number of people living in a defined area

96.

If you have 'access' to something it means you can do what?

a)

react to it.

b)

get it when you need it.

c)

look after it well.

d)

use it for your everyday needs.

97.

Which of these could be a 'factor' in people's choice of a place to live? (more than one correct alternative)

a)

Available jobs.

b)

Hospitals.

c)

Weather

d)

Schools

98.

Which of these would be considered 'public transport'? (more than one correct answer)

a)

Bicycles

b)

Buses

c)

Trains

d)

Airplanes

99.

Which word best matches this definition? Things you do in your spare time for fun.

a)

Recommendation

b)

Reconnection

c)

Recuperation

d)

Recreation

100.

Which word best completes this sentence? Brisbane has excellent __________________ to enable the people who live there to have a good lifestyle.

a)

Factor

b)

Perspective

c)

Infrastructure

d)

Superstructure