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AQA GCSE Geography Urban Issues

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
A mega-city is defined as
a)
a city with more than 10 million people
b)
a city with more than 20 million people
c)
a city that has global influence
d)
a city that receives more migrants than loses emmigrants
2.

Urbanisation is

a)

The process of urbaning

b)

When an increasing percentage of a country's population lives in cities

c)

When more people move from one city to another

d)

When the size of cities grow

3.

The two ways that urban areas grow are..

a)

nitrogen and phospherous

b)

natural increase and migration

c)

increasing birth rates and migration

4.

What was a main driving process which caused cities in HICs to grow in the Industrial Revolution?

a)

Natural Increase

b)

rural- urban migration

c)

Counter- urbanisation

d)

Increasing life expectancy

5.

Identify a pull factor to an urban area

a)

inadequate supplies of food

b)

Poor water supply

c)

Educational opportunities

d)

Overcrowding

6.

What is meant by the term urban sprawl

a)

More urban greening

b)

Development in transport

c)

The building of less homes in some areas

d)

The outward growth of a city

7.

Which of these is a social benefit of regeneration

a)

Improved housing conditions

b)

More jobs

c)

Improved urban environment

d)

less pollution

8.

Suggest reasons for urban regeneration projects

a)

Income is high

b)

Dereliction and high unemployment

c)

Some people have protested

d)

Counter urbanisation

9.

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.

10.

Which of the following are currently considered to be megacities? (Choose more than 1)

a)

Los Angeles

b)

Tokyo

c)

London

d)

Lagos

11.

Which of these cities is the Nigeria's largest city?

a)

Lagos

b)

Jos

c)

Port Harcourt

d)

Abuja

e)

None of the Above

12.

What type of country is Nigeria?

a)

LIC

b)

NEE

c)

HIC

13.

Urbanisation is occurring rapidly right now in...

a)

HICs

b)

NEEs and LICs

14.

Which of these is NOT an approach to manage Bristol's environmental impact?

a)

The Integrated Transport Scheme

b)

Urban Greening

c)

More curbside waste collections

d)

St. Paul's Carnival

15.

Where has urban sprawl occurred in Bristol?

a)

Hanham Hall

b)

Bradley Stoke

c)

Stoke Bishop

d)

Cabot Circus

16.

What part of Bristol became derelict after the construction of the Avonmouth dock?

a)

Filwood

b)

Stoke Bishop

c)

The Harbourside

d)

Bradley Stoke

17.

Which motorway is Bristol close to?

a)

M1

b)

M3

c)

M4

d)

M6

18.

Which of these international companies is NOT located in Bristol?

a)

VW

b)

Nike

c)

Siemens

d)

Airbus

19.

Which of these is not a significant CHALLENGE for Bristol?

a)

Leisure and Recreation

b)

Inequality

c)

Housing demand

d)

Environmental damage

20.

Major OPPORTUNITIES for Bristol DON'T include...

a)

The Harbourside regeneration

b)

Culture and Entertainment e.g. Colston Hall

c)

Employment and Economic e.g. Cabot Circus

d)

The Olympic Park

21.

Choose the 2 social opportunities of urban growth in LICs/NEEs?

a)

Better access to services (healthcare/ education)

b)

Better access to resources e.g. water, electricity

c)

More jobs for the population, so the country gets richer

d)

Factories produce goods that are sold to make money for the country

22.

Choose the 2 economic opportunities of urban growth in LICs/NEEs?

a)

Better access to services (healthcare/ education)

b)

Better access to resources e.g. water, electricity

c)

More jobs for the population, so the country gets richer

d)

Factories produce goods that are sold to make money for the country

23.

Give 2 environmental challenges of urban growth in LICs/NEEs?

a)

Not enough rubbish collections

b)

Sewage and toxic waste is dumped in the water

c)

Crime rates are high

d)

Many shanty towns contain poorly built housing

24.

How can cities be more sustainable? (select 2)

a)

Use less energy

b)

Use more public transport

c)

Build on greenfield sites

d)

Build off shore wind farms

25.

How can you reduce traffic in city centres? (select 2)

a)

Congestion charging / clean air zone

b)

Build more shops and offices in the centre

c)

Free bus passes or cheaper bus travel

d)

Reduce price of city centre car parking