Define: A hierarchy of settlement (page 42-44)

What is a settlement patterns? (Page 38-40)

Why would people choose to settle in a linear pattern? (page 39)

Why would people choose to settle in a nucleated pattern? (page 39)

Why would people choose to settle in a dispersed (scattered)pattern? (page 38)

Why would people choose to settle in a cruciform settlements? (page 40)

What is a "Site"? (page 40)

(a)  

What is a "Situtation"? (page 40)

(a)  

Why would people choose to settle in a Spring ine settlement pattern? (page 40)

What is the meaning of "accessibility"? (page 40-41)

(a)  

What is the difference between," high-order functions", and "low-order services"? (page 42-43)

(a)  

What is the meaning of "Threshold population" (page 43-44).

(a)  

What is the meaning of "Sphere of influence"? (page 44)

(a)  

Why would people choose to settle in a "Dormitory (commuter) settlement pattern"? (page 44-45)

What is the title of "figure 1.66" and "Table 1.11"? (page 43)

(a)  

What is the title of "figure 1.68"? And which settlement order has the highest population density? (page 44)

(a)  

If you could live anywhere in the world, where would you like to live? And Why?

What makes a place live-able?

This map of Thailand is an example of (a)  

The specific area served by a settlement for a variety of functions such as education, healthcare, shopping and recreation. Page 44 and 313

(a)