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WorksheetsUrbanisation Review
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is Urbanisation?
People moving from rural to urban areas
The Urban Sprawl of cities
People moving from urban to rural areas
The movement of people from my state to another
Which of the following is a cause of Urbanisation (choose all that apply)
Industrial Revolution
More job opportunities
Avoid pollution and congestion
Increased standard of living
Which of the following is not an effect of urbanisation?
Poverty
Congestion
Decrease in quality of communication (WIFI)
Poor sanitation
Which of the following is a disadvantage of urbanisation?
Better healthcare and education
Pollution and Congestion
More job opportunities
More education opportunities
A century ago, what percentage of the world's population lived in urban areas?
5%
25%
35%
15%
More people are living in cities than ever before and it is predicted the number of megacities will continue to increase.
True
False
The megacity with the largest population currently is
Brisbane
Beijing
Tokyo
Dehli
Cities are organised into the following 5 categories
Parkland, Industrial, Commercial, Residential, CBD
CBD, Parks, Urban Sprawl, Migration, Commercial
CBD, Parks, Industrial, Sustainable, Residential
CBD, Residential, Industrial, Migration, Sustainable
Megacities must have a population over 10million people
True
False
The organisation of a cities structures and facilities (buildings and utilities) is known as
Infrastructure
Green Wedge
Suburbinisation
Urban Sprawl
A thickly populated, run-down, squalid part of a city, inhabited by poor people is ...
Poverty
Slum
Infrastructure
Demographics
Making more land on the outskirts or cities available for new suburbs to be built is ...
Suburbination
Green Wedge
Poverty
Demographics
Encouraging the growth of regional and suburban areas by moving jobs and businesses there, rather than keeping these things concentrated in a CBD of a city is ...
Urban Sprawl
Decentralisation
Urban Wedge
Urban Renewal
Redeveloping existing areas of unused land or buildings within cities to provide housing for new communities ...
Urban Renewal
Urban Sprawl
Urban Wedge
Urbanisation
Choose all of the following that apply to which are push factors to migrate
War
Persecution
Lack of job opportunities
Stable economy
Which of the following is a pull factor for migration?
Poverty
Lack of medical opportunities
Natural disasters
New life and opportunities
