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6.1-6.5 Quizizz

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Its warm weather year round is a [ ] factor that makes Orlando ideal for theme parks.

a)

natural site

b)

natural situation

c)

manmade site

d)

manmade situation

2.

A city characterized by more than 10 million people is known as a

a)

megacity

b)

metacity

c)

primate city

d)

global city

3.

A city characterized by more than 20 million people is known as a

a)

megacity

b)

metacity

c)

primate city

d)

global city

4.

A city more than twice the size of the next largest city is known as a

a)

megacity

b)

metacity

c)

primate city

d)

global city

5.

Most of the world's mega- and metacities are located in

a)

Stage 4 countries

b)

MDCs

c)

the periphery and semi-periphery

d)

the core

6.

A large development BEYOND the suburbs where mostly wealthy people live is known as a(n)

(a)  

7.

Which was NOT a reason for rapid suburbanization after the Second World War?

a)

mass production of the automobile

b)

expansion of pre-fab home construction

c)

government investment in interstate highways

d)

availability of low down payment mortgage terms

e)

increase in available farmland

8.

Edge cities typically begin as areas of [ ] far from the CBD.

a)

commercial and retail development

b)

residential development

c)

industrial development

d)

agricultural development

9.

Which of the following best describes a GLOBAL or WORLD city?

a)

One with a significant population of foreigners

b)

One that is more than twice the size of the next largest city in the world

c)

One with a significant economic and/or cultural influence across national boundaries

d)

One that is a national or regional capital

10.

According to the gravity model, there is a(n) [ ] relationship between distance between two cities and number of interactions between them.

a)

Inverse

b)

Direct

11.

According to the gravity model, there is a(n) [ ] relationship between the size of two cities and the number of interactions between them.

a)

Direct

b)

Inverse

12.

Primate cities are more common in geographically

a)

unitary states with less developed economies

b)

unitary states with more developed economies

c)

federal states with less developed economies

d)

federal states with more developed economies

13.

Urban systems that follow the rank-size rule are more common in geographically

a)

unitary states with less developed economies

b)

unitary states with more developed economies

c)

federal states with less developed economies

d)

federal states with more developed economies

14.

A primate city works better in a country that is

a)

smaller

b)

larger

15.

People are willing to travel a long distance in order to see a major league sports team play. This is an example of

a)

greater range

b)

lower range

c)

greater threshold

d)

lower threshold

16.

Large businesses like shopping malls or department stores require a large number of customers in order to be profitable. This is an example of

a)

greater range

b)

lower range

c)

greater threshold

d)

lower threshold

17.

Today, the greatest number of urban dwellers is found in

a)

North America

b)

South America

c)

Africa

d)

Europe

e)

Asia

18.

Which of the following is the primary reason for the rapid population growth in megacities throughout the developing world?

a)

interregional migration

b)

a decline in the death rate

c)

the natural increase rate

d)

the decline in the dependency ratio

19.

If an urban system follows the rank-size rule, the fifth largest country will be [ ] the size of the largest.

(a)  

20.

Which urban model is built around an industrial transitional zone?

a)

Concentric Zones

b)

Sector

c)

Multiple-Nuclei

d)

Galactic City

21.

Which urban model is heavily influenced by transportation patterns?

a)

Concentric Zones

b)

Sector

c)

Multiple-Nuclei

d)

Galactic City

22.

Which urban model is this?

a)

Concentric Zones

b)

Sector

c)

Multiple-Nuclei

d)

Galactic City

23.

Which urban model is characterized by the growth of edge cities?

a)

Galactic City

b)

Griffen-Ford

c)

Multiple-Nuclei

d)

Sector

24.

Most Latin American cities are focused on a

a)

central plaza

b)

government housing project

c)

zone of heavy industry

d)

squatter settlement

e)

skyscraper office building

25.

Which of the following types of urban land use is most common on the periphery of cities in Latin America?

a)

A plaza surrounded by a CBD

b)

Parks and recreation areas

c)

Upper-class residential developments

d)

Residential squatter settlements

e)

Rail transportation corridors

26.

Which best describes the original CBD found in most cities?

a)

Manufacturing space is located in the middle of the original CBD.

b)

Residential space is generally not permitted in the original CBD.

c)

Retail space is generally not permitted in the original CBD.

d)

Land values are the highest of any zone in the metropolitan area.

e)

Land values are the lowest of any zone in the metropolitan area.

27.

Which of the following models of urban structure depicts a commercial spine bordered by an elite residential sector extending outward from the central business district?

a)

Urban realms

b)

Concentric zone

c)

Multiple nuclei

d)

Latin American city

e)

Southeast Asian city

28.

Which of the following models best represents an old colonial port zone and its surrounding commercial districts?

a)

Multiple nuclei

b)

Galactic city

c)

Islamic city

d)

Latin American city

e)

Southeast Asian city

29.

Most Middle Eastern cities are arranged around a central

(a)  

30.

A collection of adjacent cities referred to by the name of the largest, which also serves as a node, is called a

a)

metropolis

b)

megalopolis

c)

conurbation

d)

primate city

31.

Investments in interstate highways and technology that allowed people to work from home contributed to the phenomenon of

a)

distance decay

b)

time-space compression

c)

gravity model

d)

leapfrogging

32.

Which of Borchert's epochs of urban growth was characterized by urban concentration on rivers because of steamboats and early regional rail lines?

a)

Sail-Wagon

b)

Iron Horse

c)

Steel Rail

d)

Auto-Air-Amenity

33.

Which of Borchert's epochs of urban growth allowed for the urban development of the INTERIOR of the country?

a)

Sail-Wagon

b)

Iron Horse

c)

Steel Rail

d)

Auto-Air-Amenity

34.

The suburbs are

a)

less densely populated because land is cheaper

b)

more densely populated because land is cheaper

c)

less densely populated because land is more expensive

d)

more densely populated because land is more expensive

35.

Megacities in the periphery are usually characterized by

a)

deindustrialization and low natural increase rates

b)

abundant job opportunities

c)

massive infrastructure investment and advanced services

d)

unplanned growth patterns and squatter settlements

36.

Which is NOT true of cities in Europe?

a)

City centers have more mixed-use zonation (residential and commercial).

b)

They include many protected historical landmarks.

c)

They tend to have less green space/recreational land use.

d)

Ethnic minorities may live in apartments