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WorksheetsS2 Transport GQ1-3 Revision CT1
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
How many nodes and routes are there between Harbour Front MRT station to Caldecott MRT Station on the Circle Line?
4 Nodes, 3 Routes
3 Nodes, 4 Routes
3 Nodes, 3 Routes
4 Nodes, 4 Routes
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of intermodal transport systems?
ability to access different routes from one station
access to different modes of transport from one station
more types of movements avaible
ability to travel only between two points
Which of the criteria for quality of transport looks into the percentage of population living within one kilometre of the transport node?
Coverage
Frequency
Capacity
Convenience
What are the two considerations that determine where nodes are located in cities?
Congregation of Activities
Concentration of Activities
Level of ease of accessibility
Level of Accessibility
Which are activities that usually found around nodes that are widely accessed?
Residential Housing
Financial/ Commercial activities
Tourist Attractions (Historical & Cultural)
Wet Markets
Which of the following care criteria for high level of accessibility?
Short travel time between origin and destination
Low travel cost between origin and destination
Well-connected to multiple destinations
Well-developed sheltered walkways
Well-developed transport systems are important in cities to facilitate the movement of ________ and movement of __________.
Movement of People
Movement of Population
Movement of Commercial Products
Movement of Goods & Services
Which of the following are reasons why transport is increasingly important in cities?
Locations are becoming further away from each other
Physical separation of residential areas and employment opportunities
Rise of e-commerce and increase in door-to door deliveries
Increase in average income of the population
How can changes to the physical environment due to developing transport affect the environment?
Improve the aesthetics of the natural environment
Reduce/ remove animal habitats
Restrict animal movments
Lowering the value of the land
How does development of transport systems lead to increase in carbon footprint?
Deforestation resulting in excess CO2 in the atmosphere
Increase in usage of electrical appliances
Combustion of fossil fuels to power the increase in amount of vehicles
Increase in traffic congestions
Which of the following is NOT a feature of Silver Zones in Singapore?
Shorter road sections
Reduced speed limit
Extended "green man" time at traffic lights
Two-stage road crossings
What is the name of the raised surface on the ground in public transport system to help the visually impaired to commute independently?
Green Man +
Tactile Guiding Systems
Silver Zones
Wheelchair Accessible Buses
Which of the following is NOT true about pollution due to traffic congestions?
Noise pollution can result in stress and anxiety in people who are constantly exposed.
Air pollution results in potential respiratory problems.
Noise pollution is caused by the exhaust and hoking of vehicles in traffic congestions.
Air pollution is caused by deforestation to develop transport systems.
How can traffic congestion result in higher risk of accidents on the roads?
Increasing the level of frustration and anger of the drivers resulting in reckless driving
Slowing down of traffic speed to less than 15km/h
Increasing the number of vehicles on the road
Increasing the amount of travelling time for the same distance
How does the development of public transport systems result in more crimes/terror attacks?
Increase in visibility and significance of transport nodes
Overcrowding during peak periods allows for crimes to happen more easily
Increase in private vehicles increases the chances of traffic accidents
Increase in population taking public transport results in more checks necessary
