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Worksheets1.6 Urban Land Use - Revision Quiz
Total questions: 89
Worksheet time: 47mins
Hyot Model - The Sector Model
burgess model - Concentric Zone Model
hyot model - The Sector Model
burgess model - Concentric Zone Model
Net migration from urban to rural areas in more developed countries
Urbanization
Counterurbanization
Hinterland
Primate city
The process by which the population of cities grow
Counterurbanization
Ghetto
Urbanization
Slum
The center zone for the burgess model is the
zone of transition
zone of commuters
central business district
zone of low-class residential
The sector zone includes a section not shown in the burgess model. This is
middle-class residential
Transportation and industry
Central business district
High-class residential
This model is known as
Gravity Model
burgess model - Concentric Zone Model
hyot model - Sector Model
Multiple Nuclei Model
This model is known as
Gravity Model
burgess model - Concentric Zone Model
Multiple Nuclei Model
hyot model - Sector Model
What was the main cause of the rise of urban areas in the 18th and 19th centuries?
Agricultural Revolution
Industrial Revolution
American Revolution
Green Revolution
In which zone of the city are land prices the highest?
CBD
Low Class Housing (Inner City)
Middle Class Housing (Suburbs)
High Class Housing (Rural-Urban Fringe)
In which zone of the city would you see the most green space?
CBD
Low Class Housing (Inner City)
Middle Class Housing (Suburbs)
High Class Housing (Rural-Urban Fringe)
In which zone of the city do most families live in semi-detached housing.
CBD
Low Class Housing (Inner City)
Middle Class Housing (Suburbs)
High Class Housing (Rural-Urban Fringe)
Which zone of the city is often situated next to industry and factories?
CBD
Low Class Housing (Inner City)
Middle Class Housing (Suburbs)
High Class Housing (Rural-Urban Fringe)
Which urban land use model has the CBD in the centre?
LIC
burgess model - Concentric circle
hyot model - Sector
All of the models
Which urban land use model shows that the city is structured around major transport routes?
LIC
burgess model - Concentric circle
hyot model - Sector
All of the models
In a developing country, the infrastructure is usually
widespread.
non-existent.
limited in rural areas.
well developed in rural and urban areas.
No matter poorly planned development or well planned city development that spreads a city’s population over a wider and wider geographic area is
industrialization
urban sprawl
urbanization
metropolitan area
Rapid industrial growth in and around the city leads to lack of job opportunities.
True
False
Buildings, roads, power supplies are some examples of ________ :
slums
facilities
sanitations
infrastructures
This is an area with relatively sparse (few) people.
The term used for the movement of people from rural areas to cities.
City Planning is:
The study of population characteristics
The process for guiding the development of cities
The study of natural land features only
Developing the trade system in a city
Which zone has the highest land value?
Commuter Zone
Working-Class Residential
Factories or Industries
Central Business District
What is the other name for the sector model?
Burgess Model
Hoyt Model
Royt Model
Hurgess Model
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
transport
recreational
commercial
institutional
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
industrial
institutional
recreational
commercial
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
residential
transport
recreational
commercial
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
transport
residential
industrial
institutional
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
residential
recreational
institutional
commercial
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
mixed
residential
commercial
industrial
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
institutional
industrial
recreational
residential
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
recreational
industrial
institutional
residential
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
business
commercial
residential
mixed
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
residential
industrial
mixed
commercial
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
industrial
government
recreational
institutional
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
institutional
recreational
residential
commercial
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
industrial
mixed
transport
commercial
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
industrial
mixed
residential
commercial
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
recreational
institutional
residential
industrial
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
commercial
transport
residential
recreational
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
industrial
transport
recreational
commercial
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
mixed
commercial
institutional
recreational
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
commercial
recreational
institutional
industrial
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
institutional
recreational
residential
commercial
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
residential
commercial
institutional
recreational
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
institutional
commercial
residential
industrial
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
recreational
institutional
commerial
residential
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
commercial
recreational
residential
institutional
Which type of urban land use is shown in the photogaph?
commercial
transport
industrial
institutional
Areas with the highest population density are typically
Sub-rural areas.
rural areas.
suburban areas.
urban areas.
A(n) ___________ area has neither the highest nor the lowest population density.
Urban
Suburban
Rural
Subrural
In Burgess’ “Concentric Zone Model” of cities, which number represents the zone in which the upper classes tend to live?
1
5
2
3
In rural to urban migration, what is 1 rural PUSH factor?
Government invests more money
Lack of jobs/low salaries
Better standard of living
More services
In rural to urban migration, what is 1 urban PULL factor?
Government invests more money
Less jobs/lower salaries
Poverty
Lack of services
In rural to urban migration, what is 1 rural PUSH factor?
Government invests more money
More jobs/Higher salaries
Better standard of living
Lack of services
In rural to urban migration, what is 1 urban PULL factor?
Lack of Government investment
Less jobs/lower salaries
More jobs/Higher salaries
Lack of services
Urban Poverty is...
an area where it
is difficult to buy affordable or good-quality
fresh food.
lower socio-economic
settlements in urban areas.
the services that act for
the basis of economy and the quality of life
within the city.
the
population of an urban area lives in poor
conditions.
According to the sector model, once established, the most expensive NEW housing is built
on the outer edge, farther out from the center
in the skyscrapers of the CBD
on the inner edge of that district, closer to the center
in the zone by the manufacturing and industry sector
According to the burgess model, a city develops in a series of
corridors
rings
nodes
sectors
Homer Hoyt’s sector model is based on what fundamental principle?
Development based on the location of amenities
Development is centered on transportation routes
Development is structured around the CBD
Development is based around enterprises such as airports
In this urban model, land prices would be highest in the area labeled
1
2
3
4
In the burgess model, most low-income people would find affordable housing in
zone 1.
zone 2.
zone 3.
zone 4.
Which of the following is a cause of traffic congestion in cities?
Increased car ownership
Narrow roads
All roads heading into CBD creating a bottleneck
All of the above.
Removing cars from areas of the city centre to reduce traffic in the CBD is called...
Congestion Charge
Car-Pooling
Park & Ride Scheme
Pedestrianisation
Comprehensive redevelopment is...
...when all buildings are knocked down and the area is completely rebuilt.
...the renovation of existing housing and improvement of the environment & economy.
Urban regeneration is...
...when all buildings are knocked down and the area is completely rebuilt.
...the renovation of existing housing and improvement of the environment & economy.
What urban problem is shown in the photo?
Worn-out building
Urban decay
Poor hygienic condition
Lack of facilities
What urban problem is shown in the figure?
High rent
Housing problem
Not enough land
Huge population
What urban problem is shown in the figure?
Air pollution
Land pollution
Noise pollution
Water pollution
The photo below shows the main source of air pollution in China. What is it?
Factories
Household
Vehicles
Power plant
The photo below shows the main source of air pollution in Hong Kong. What is it?
Factories
Household
Vehicles
Power plant
What urban problem is shown in the photo?
Air pollution
Solid waste
Noise pollution
Water pollution
What urban problem is shown in the photo?
Air pollution
Noise pollution
Light pollution
Water pollution
What urban problem is shown in the photo?
Overcrowding
Urban decay
Traffic congestion
Environmental pollution
Which of the problems below is likely to ONLY be experienced in urban areas in Low Income Countries?
Waste disposal
Congestion
Informal housing
Air pollution
Which of the following problems is NOT considered an environmental factor?
Air pollution
Water pollution
Crime
Urban sprawl resulting in deforestation
Select the options that contribute to air pollution
Renewable energy
Transportation
Green space
Domestic
Energy from fossil fuels
What is the name of a section of rural land on the edge of a city that is protected from building and development?
Green corridor
Green patch
Green belt
Green parcel
Slum housing, unreliable power systems, congested roads and poor public transport, inefficient ports and inadequate schools.
rapid urbanisation challenges
rapid urbanisation benefits
Convenience of goods and services, increased literacy and better health, availability of public transportation
Urbanisation benefits
Urbanisation challenges
Sanitation is defined as...
Facilities provided to remove waste such as sewage and household or business rubbish
Services provided to a population, such as water, natural gas, electricity and communication facilities
Cleanliness of the home, including how clean the bath, sink and toilet is
Material things such as hand sanitiser, hand soap, bath soap, shampoo
Why do people move to the suburbs?
Urban areas may have higher crime rates
Rent can sometimes be cheaper in the suburbs
Commuting into the city has become easier
All of the above
Why does counter-urbanisation happen?
Less traffic in the countryside
So people can get value for money when buying a house
The houses are smaller in the countryside
Crime rate is higher in the countryside
The name given to the, often poorly planned, spread of development from an urban area outward into rural areas.
urban sprawl
metropolitan area
rural fringe
whooping cough
Although gentrification can revitalize cities by rehabilitating residential areas, which of the following problems can be explained by the type of building renovations shown in the before and after images?
More parking leading to decreased public transportation use
Higher rents causing displacement of existing residents
New buildings causing environmental sustainability issues
Disuse changing areas into zones of abandonment
Unfair real estate practices resulting in housing and insurance discrimination cases
Which of the following best describes the process of gentrification in United States and Canadian cities?
An increase in construction of new housing for elderly and retired persons
Privately funded redevelopment of existing commercial and residential buildings
Government-led planning of public spaces such as parks and riverfronts
The sale of naming rights for stadiums and arenas
The expansion of suburban housing developments on the urban periphery
