WorksheetsLiveability
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which of the following is not an environmental factor of liveability?
Air pollution
Water quality
Green spaces
Public transport
Which of the following factors woould reduce the liveability of a location?
Quality public transport
High housing prices
Large amounts of green spaces and parks
Low unemployment
Perceptions of liveability depend on the age and gender of the person rating the liveability of an area
True
False
What is liveability?
An assessment of how good or bad a place is to live in
How many people live in one place
How long people live in one place
The ability to live somewhere
Which factors are assessed to find a place's liveability?
Popularity with tourists
Social factors
Economic factors
Environmental factors
A place with high levels of crime and little access to clean water would have
High liveability
Low liveability
An elderly couple looking for a new town to move to would be looking for factors such as...
Health care
Accessibility
Public transport
Public transport
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Employment opportunities
Health care
Architecture
Education
What are reasons why people might leave a less liveable city?
Too dangerous
Not enough food
Poor education
All of the above
A ______ factor is something that is bad and makes you want to leave your country?
Push
Pull
A _____ factor is something good that makes you want to come to a new place.
Push
Pull
Economic push/ pull factors are about
education
jobs and money
Freedom to vote
John hears that in the United States he can worship as he chooses without fear that the government will throw him in prison. This is an example of
a push factor
a pull factor
Brian is part of the Tutsi people from Rwanda that are treated very badly, often killed for being who they are. This is an example of a
Push factor
Pull factor
Pierre heard that in the United States, the government allows you to disagree with them and protest things you do not agree with. This is an example of a ______.
Push factor
Pull factor
Juan decided to move to the United States because he is a carpenter and there is a high demand for those types of jobs. This is an example of a _______
Push Factor
Pull Factor
Jacques is a Christian, but his country does not allow him to believe that. This is an example of a ______
Push factor
Pull factor
Claudia lives in Germany, but an usual tornado has just devastated the land and destroyed her home. This is an example of a _______
Push factor
Pull factor
The study of the physical features of the earth and its atmosphere, and of human activity as it affects and is affected by these.
astrology
astronomy
geography
lexicography
What are the four basic directions in geography?
sit, stay, down, heel
north, east, south, west
dribble, shoot, pass, rebound
up, down, left, right
A visual representation of an area is
the latitude
a compass rose
a map
a selfie
A book of maps
Dictionary
Atlas
Thesaurus
Encyclopedia
The place on the map where the symbols are defined.
A map key/ledgend
A map box
A map picture
A map
What does a physical map highlight?
The boundaries of countries, states, and cities
The continents
The natural landscape features of Earth
The oceans
What does a political map highlight?
The geography of an area
The continents
The boundaries of cities, states, and countries
The oceans
What are the physical elements which make up a 'sense of place'?
natural features
manmade features
artificial features
disabled features
What are some of Launceston's iconic natural features?
Aquatic Centre
Tamar River Sludge
Seaport Boullevard
Cataract Gorge
What are some of Launceston's most iconic manmade features?
Heritage Listed Buildings in Town
City Park Monkey Island
Aquatic Centre
Riverbend Park
