WorksheetsHuman Settlement
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 22mins
What kind of settlement Hunters and Gatherers have?
Temporary Settlement
Permanent Settlement
It is a settlement that is usually a single house or a series of buildings that exist far from others. These types of houses are typically in rural areas maybe connected with a farm or an industry that requires a lot of space.
Hamlet
Village
Isolated Dwelling
Megacity
A type of settlement with more than 10 million people living there, and Tokyo Japan is one of it.
Megacity
City
Town
Village
It means places or location where people set up homes to live.
Human Settlements
Settlement Hierarchy
Settlement Patterns
If a person has a farm or an agricultural land to take care of what kind of settlement he must have?
Temporary Settlement
Permanent Settlement
It refers sizes of the settlement arranged in different levels.
Settlement Types
Settlement Hierarchy
Changes in Settlements
Settlement Patterns
This is a settlement pattern that is usually developed along the road, railways, established routes or waterways.
Linear
Dispersed
Isolated
Nucleated
This type of settlement pattern has a center point and develop from the middle outwards.
Dispersed
Nucleated
Isolated
Linear
The people practice agriculture, fishing, forestry in .............. settlements.
Rural
Urban
Both
None of these
The railway network is well developed over :
Mountains
Deserts
Plain areas
Costal areas
The settlements may be ................. or temporary.
Houses
Transport
Permanent
Communication
Which of the following are the major occupations of rural settlements
working in factories
farming
fishing
working in IT industry
Houses few and far away from each other, are found in
nucleated settlements
scattered settlements
urban settlements
The kind of settlement that would be found on mountains
scattered
urban
flowing
Facilities and services in these settlements are inadequate
circular
urban
scattered
What is the largest / most populated Settlement?
Hamlet
Conurbation
Large Town
City
Conurbation has a population over 3 million
True
False
As you move up the Settlement Hierarchy, the size of the Settlement and the Population increases
True
False
(a) is bigger than a Small Town but is smaller than a City
Name any 1 City you know
Where do you want to live in the Settlement Hierarchy and why?
What Settlement do you live in?
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
What type of settlement is this?
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
Dispersed
Define 'Site'
Physical location where settlement is built
The place where I am camping
The way a settlement faces the sun or is out of the wind
A big hill upon which a castle is built
What is are 'High Order' Goods and Services?
A Haircut
Noodles and vegetables
Spare parts for a car
A computer and a washing machine
What do Geographers mean by 'Range'?
A place where you can practice your golf swing
How far people are willing to travel to buy certain goods
A large oven and hob complex
A spread of possible answers
What is a settlement's 'functions'?
What a settlement has done
Future plans for the settlement
What a settlement does
The way a settlement works
What is a Sphere of Influence?
How far people are willing to travel to purchase goods and services
How many people served by a settlement
There area served by a settlement
A crystal ball that can control your mind
Rural means ..?
Refers to towns and cities
Refers to High Order Services
Refers to broad spheres of influence
Refers to the countryside
Migration in Geography means ..?
The invasion of new planets by an alien race who have wasted resources on their own.
The movement of zebras, wildebeest, lions etc across the African Savannah.
The movement at night, of fish and other creatures living in the deep oceans, to the surface to feed.
For people to move, permanently or semi-permanently, to a new location.
Define 'Urban'
Characteristic of the countryside
To do with cities and people not involved in agriculture
Things to do with villages
Describes small towns only
A settlement hierarchy is ...
where there are more smaller settlements and fewer larger settlements
Beijing is more important than Shanghai
London is bigger than Manchester
Where settlements are ranked according to size
Pull factors are ...
Those factors that encourage people to leave their home towns or villages
Those factors that encourage people to stay at home
Those factors that encourage people to move to the countryside
Those factors that cause people to think that another settlement is a better place to live
