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WorksheetsLesson 16+17 - Temple Quarter Regeneration
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 10mins
Where is Bristol?
South of England
East of England
Eastern Wales
South-West England
What is this a definition of: "A negative factor that would make someone want to leave an area". Lack of education or employment for example.
(a)
Industrialisaton
Moving from a manual primary based economy to a machine driven manufacturing economy.
Deindustrialisation
The decline of manufacturing moving towards a more service based economy
CBD
Central Business District
The rural-urban fringe
An area where urban areas and rural areas meet. In the UK we have desingated 'green belts'
Quaternary industry
A newer sector of modern economies based on research and technologies.
Reorder the following: From central part of a city outwards. [Centre on left, outer on right]
CBD
Industrial zones
Inner City
Suburbs
Rural-urban fringe
Match the following environmental 'challenges' to their correct 'solutions'.
Air pollution
Electric cars hubs. Traffic calming to reduce speed of cars.
Dereliction
Regeneration and improvement projects.
Traffic congestion
Integrated transport systems encouraging people on to buses, trains and to cycle or walk.
Urban sprawl
Brownfield development instead of greenfield
Landfill
Recycling / energy recapturing / incineration
Bristol aims to have 30% of the city covered with trees. What strategy would that fall under?
Integrated transport system
Urban greening
Urban regeneration
Modernising employment
Bristol's bus, train and cycle networks are all connected. You can even get a phone app that checks timings of linked journeys.
Integrated transport system
Urban greening
Urban regeneration
Modernising employment
Stokes Croft has had lottery funding for public art to cover degrading or derelict buildings. This has subsequently attracted small businesses to the area and helped create a vibrant music and art scene.
Integrated transport system
Urban greening
Urban regeneration
Modernising employment
What is this a definition of: (a) The development on land that has been used before and is awaiting re-use.te
How much did rates of recycling increase in Bristol between 2004 and 2013?
12% to 45%
20% to 60%
10% to 20%
40% to 50%
The Avonmouth food waste to energy treatment plant does what...[2 answers]
Provide energy for 25,000 homes
Provides gas to sell to other nations
When treated provides cattle feed.
Helps run a fleet of electric buses across Bristol.
Match the following:
Deprived area in Bristol
Filwood
Wealthier area of Bristol
Stoke Bishop
Education in deprived area
36% of students secure 5 4+ grades inc Maths and English [compared to 96% in wealthier parts]
Health in wealthier area
Living 7 years longer on average than deprived areas.
Employment in wealthier ward.
Only 2% unemployment [compared to 30-50% in deprived wards]
CBD
Temple Quarter [around central train station]
Inner city
Filwood ward
Suburbs
Stoke Bishop
Rural-urban fringe
Harry Stoke [new commuter town]
Industrialzone
Harbourside and along canal.
What percentages of new homes in Bristol were built in brownfield development between 2006 and 2013?
10%
50%
84%
100%
During the (a) revolution industry boomed along Bristol's (b) areas and around the major train station designed by famous engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel. These areas provided excellent routes by land and sea.
As the UK's economy moved away from (c) to more based industries many of these industries moved abroad to save money or simply closed down leaving large areas run-down, (d) and large amount of unemployment.
Today Bristol's Temple Quarter has been (e) and his home to bars, restaurants, modern housing, hotels and entertainment facilities.
