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Y11 Cities Revision

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does urbanisation mean?

a)

An increase in development of a country.

b)

An increase in the proportion of people living in rural areas compared to urban areas.

c)

An increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas compared to rural areas.

d)

A increase in industrial activity.

2.

What is rural-urban migration?

a)

The movement of people from towns and cities into the countryside.

b)

The movement of people from LICs to HICs.

c)

The movement of people from one country to another.

d)

The movement of people from countryside areas into towns and cities.

3.

A megacity has a population over what number?

a)

1 million

b)

5 million

c)

10 million

d)

20 million

4.

Which of the following are 'Push' factors for rural-urban migration?

a)

Desertification

b)

Poor harvest

c)

Good jobs

d)

Few hospitals

5.

The two ways that urban areas grow are

a)

Nitrogen and phosphorous

b)

Natural increase and migration

c)

Increasing birth rates and migration

d)

More money

6.

Where is Rio de Janeiro located?

a)

Atlantic coast of Brazil

b)

Pacific coast of Brazil

c)

On the equator

d)

Central America

7.

True or False - Rio de Janeiro is the Capital city of Brazil?

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Which of the following are challenges faced by the city of Rio de Janeiro? (Select all that apply)

a)

Health care

b)

Education

c)

Water supply

d)

Energy

9.

Traffic congestion is a big problem in Rio de Janeiro. Which of the following is a reason for this?

a)

People are unfit and don't like to walk

b)

Cars are very cheap to run

c)

High levels of crime mean people prefer to drive as they feel safer in their cars

d)

People are rich and so don't need to take public transport

10.

The process of regenerating an area through private investors is called ...

a)

Urban regeneration

b)

Gentrification

c)

Urban re-imaging

d)

Urban sprawl

11.

The movement of people from cities to smaller settlements and rural areas just beyond the city

a)

Urbanisation

b)

Suburbanisation

c)

Counter urbanisation

d)

Urban regeneration

12.

An area that has previously been built on and is now abandoned.

a)

Greenfield site

b)

Brownfield site

c)

Urban regeneration

d)

Conurbation

13.

An area of land that has never been built on before

a)

Greenfield site

b)

Brownfield site

c)

Urban regeneration

d)

Conurbation

14.

(a)   is the uncontrolled growth of a settlement into the surrounding urban fringe

15.

Define the term deprivation

a)

A low standard of living which cannot be seen anywhere else in the urban area.

b)

A standard of living above that of the majority of people in a particular city, region or country.

c)

A standard of living where people do not feel happy even though they may have access to excellent resources

d)

A standard of living below that of the majority of people in a particular city, region or country.

16.

A (a)   is a city with over one million inhabitants.

17.

Which zone of the city is shown in yellow?

a)

Inner City

b)

Outer Suburbs

c)

Rural-Urban Fringe

d)

CBD

e)

Inner suburbs

18.

Self help schemes are when....

a)

People in the squatter settlements help each other to improve their homes. Over time, they replace materials with bricks and improve the structure of their home.

b)

People in the squatter settlement are give the opportunity to rent or buy a piece of land that has access to essential services e.g. water and electricity

c)

People in the squatter settlements get access to facilities such as sports centres and schools

d)

People in the squatter settlement are given the materials they needs to improve their homes. Low interest loans may be available to fund this.

19.

Define the term informal sector

a)

Types of work that are not officially recognised. People work for themselves on the streets of the cities. e.g. Shoe shining

b)

Types of work that are officially recognised. People work for themselves on the streets of the cities. e.g. car parker

c)

Types of work that are not officially recognised. People work for each other on the streets of the cities. e.g. Accountant

d)

People who are self-employed and refuse to pay taxes

20.

Site and service is when...

a)

People in squatter settlements are given tools and training to improve their home in exchange for services such as water and electricity.

b)

People are given the chance to rent or buy a piece of land that has access to services such as water and electricity.

c)

The services of the local area are improved

d)

People in the countryside are given opportunities and life here is improved.

21.

Which zone of the city is shown in blue?

a)

Inner City

b)

Outer Suburbs

c)

Rural-Urban Fringe

d)

CBD

e)

Inner suburbs