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Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 31mins
The human settlements can be urban or (a)
Human settlement is how we call to the form of distribution of the population, equally over a territory
True
False
· Examples of rural settlements are villages or (a)
· How many inhabitants must have a settlement in Norway to be considered a city?
(a)
The main economic activities of the rural settlements are related to the (a) sector
How many inhabitants must a Spanish city have to be considered a city?
(a)
What is the MOST IMPORTANT activity of the cities?
Agriculture
Industry
Livestock farming
Services
The main examples of urban settlements are (a) _ and cities
Which is this urban plan?
(a)
Which is this urban plan?
(a)
Which is this urban plan?
(a)
Which is this urban plan?
(a)
Which is the function of the city that is related to its historical or artistic heritage, to natural attractions or to leisure?
Commercial
Cultural
Touristical
Religious
Which of the functions of the city is related to a related with the exchange for all types of products and services?
Commercial
Cultural
Touristical
Religious
What function do the cities that are the headquarters of the main political bodies?
(a)
Which is the function of the cities that is common to all of them?
(a)
Which is the function of the city that appeared in the 19th century and now has almost disappeared from the city center?
(a)
Which is the outer area of the city?
(a)
How is called the residential area around the city?
(a)
Where did the cities first emerged?
India
China
Africa
Mesopotamia
What was the name of the Greek cities?
(a)
What was the name of the main square of the greek cities?
(a)
What was the name of the religious parte of the greek cities?
(a)
What was the name of the main square of the roman cities?
(a)
What was the typical urban plan of the cities?
(a)
The medieval cities had only a line of walls
True
False
Can you recognise this kind of medieval city?
Christian
Muslim
When were the first widenings (ensanches) appeared?
17th century
16th century
19th century
15th century
What caused the apparition of the working-class neighborhoods?
French revolution
American revolution
Industrial revolution
Rusian revolution
What is the name given to the villages or town around the city, that are economically dependant to it?
(a)
What is the name of the area or territory over which important cities have an economical, social and cultural influence?
Hinterland
Metropolitan area
Conurbanation area
Megalopolis
What is the name of large urban area that results from the merging of two or more cities of a similar size but with their own administrative independence?
Hinterland
Metropolitan area
Conurbanation area
Megalopolis
What is the name of a large city or metropolis and the towns/cities around it, which depend on it for economical and cultural matters and jobs?
Hinterland
Metropolitan area
Conurbanation area
Megalopolis
What is the name of a vast urban areas formed when different metropolitan areas and conurbations merge?
Hinterland
Metropolitan area
Conurbanation area
Megalopolis
The cities that well communicated which host the main services of a certain area are known as (a) metropolises
When did the growth of developing cities has been accelerated?
19th century
First half of the 20th century
Second half of the 20th century
In the recent decades
The city center of the developed cities houses old towns, residential neigbourhoods and (a)
How is the current growth of the developed cities?
Slow
Fast
