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WorksheetsRevision Settlements
Total questions: 52
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which of the following are the major occupations of rural settlements
working in factories
farming
fishing
working in IT industry
Rural settlements develop over a time into
Scattered settlements
Tribal settlements
Urban settlements
Settlements have provided humans with which 2 factors from the following
stability
security
air
The kind of settlement that would be found on mountains
scattered
urban
flowing
What kind of settlement Hunters and Gatherers have?
Temporary Settlement
Permanent Settlement
A type of settlement with more than 10 million people living there, and Tokyo Japan is one of it.
Megacity
City
Town
Village
If a person has a farm or an agricultural land to take care of what kind of settlement he must have?
Temporary Settlement
Permanent Settlement
This is a settlement pattern that is usually developed along the road, railways, established routes or waterways.
Linear
Dispersed
Isolated
Nucleated
This settlement pattern involves a number of buildings or houses not that close to each other but are within the same locality.
Dispersed
Isolated
Nucleated
Linear
This type of settlement pattern has a center point and develop from the middle outwards.
Dispersed
Nucleated
Isolated
Linear
It means places or location where people set up homes to live.
Human Settlements
Settlement Hierarchy
Settlement Patterns
If a location is urban, it is...
outside towns and cities
far away from main centres of population
within towns and cities
by a sea or an ocean
Which activities are found in a rural settlement?
Mining, fishing, farming and industry.
Livestock, construction, fishing and farming.
Farming, agriculture, tourism and industry.
Livestock, farming, fishing and mining.
What advantages does city life offer?
A lot of rich people are concentrated in residential areas.
It offers jobs, universities and services.
It concentrates poor citizens in shanty towns.
Green areas, absence of pollution and no cultural and social conflicts.
Which of this is a site?
A place where people live.
A fun place to visit
The exact place where a settlement first started
A place of human dwelling
This type of settlement has thousands of people, railway stations and hospitals.
True
False
This type of settlement has all the following services except.
A few shops
A university
A village hall
A post office
Which of the following is an example of a linear settlement pattern?
What did people do for a living 200.000 years ago?
The were hunters.
They were farmers.
They were shepherds.
They were soldiers.
Is this a shelter in the picture?
Yes.
No.
In this picture, what do you think is the key factor for choosing this site for a settlement?
Good farmland.
Access to water.
Access to firewood.
Access to roads.
Safe from floods and enemies.
In this picture, what do you think is the key factor for choosing this site for a settlement?
Good farmland.
Access to water.
Access to firewood.
Access to roads.
Safe from floods and enemies.
In this picture, what do you think is the key factor for choosing this site for a settlement?
Good farmland.
Access to water.
Access to firewood.
Access to roads.
Safe from floods and enemies.
Which answer shows the number of settlements, then the order of size from largest to smallest?
3, nucleated, dispersed, linear
4, spread out, clumped together, line shape
3, nucleated, linear, dispersed, diagonal
3 nucleated, linear, dispersed
What kind of settlement Hunters and Gatherers have?
Part-time Settlement
Permanent Settlement
Temporary Settlement
A type of settlement with more than 10 million people living there, and Tokyo Japan is one of it.
Megacity
Greatercity
Incity
Maincity
What are push and pull factors? (pick two)
Push factors cause people to leave the country/settlement
Pull factors cause people to go to other countries
Pull factors attract immigrants
Push factors push people to come to there country
Name the yellow section...
An example of a pull factor to urban area is:
Better social life
Shortage of houses
More space to farm
something that forces us to move to an urban area.
When settlements are placed into an order, by size of area, population or number of services, this is termed
a settlement hierarchy
a sphere of influence
a settlement pyramid
pyramid scheme
What is the shape of this settlement?
Linear
Nucleated
Dispersed
Isolated
The two ways that urban areas grow are
nitrogen and phospherous
natural increase and migration
lower death dates
immigration and less pollution
What is a settlement?
A village where houses are dispersed across the area.
A group of people integrated in their environment.
The process by which people establish homes in a place.
It is located in areas of agriculture, mining and fishing.
Which are some negative consequences of urban expansion?
Destruction of the land and increasing global warming.
The use of electric cars and public transport.
Water purification and closing down industries.
It consumes large amounts of water, energy and food.
The arrival of immigrants into the cities...
...has brought urban sprawl and traffic congestion.
...has brought greater cultural diversity.
...has only produced tensions, discrimination and xenophobia.
...has produced enormous conurbations.
Settlements which are occupied for a long amount of time are called
permanent settlements
Temporary settlements
standing settlements
forever settlments
where did early people setlled
In houses
In caves
In malls
In Mr.beast headquaters
give some example's of temporary home
Tent
Apartment
Mall
Bunglow
Why did hunter's and gatherers made temporary houses
because they moved from one place to other after the resourses of that place ended
because they were bored of staying in one place
they wanted new areas to play games
they did not have any choice and needed to move to another area
