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Greenfield Site

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a greenfield site?

a)

An area of land that has never been developed

b)

An area of land that has been previously developed

c)

An area of land used for industrial purposes

d)

An area of land used for agricultural purposes

2.

Which of the following is a drawback of greenfield sites?

a)

They are more expensive to develop

b)

They can harm local wildlife

c)

They have existing infrastructure

d)

They are located in urban areas

3.

What should be considered to avoid harm or mitigate the effects of construction?

a)

Ignoring environmental regulations

b)

Using more land than necessary

c)

Following sustainable practices

d)

Increasing construction noise

4.

Where can approved documents related to building regulations be found?

a)

Local library

b)

Government website

c)

Construction company office

d)

Environmental agency

5.

What is one benefit of starting from scratch on a Greenfield site?

a)

Increased cost and time for infrastructure works

b)

New building can meet future needs and flexibility in the design

c)

Increased pollution and traffic congestion

d)

Local community may not approve of planning

6.

Why is land in rural areas considered cheaper to develop?

a)

Increased cost and time for infrastructure works

b)

Legal and planning constraints are low

c)

Increased pollution and traffic congestion

d)

Local community may not approve of planning

7.

What is a consequence of building on Greenfield land?

a)

Increased pollution and traffic congestion

b)

More pleasant environment and less congestion

c)

New building can meet future needs and flexibility in the design

d)

Land in rural areas tend to be cheaper to develop

8.

What is one way to avoid harming or disturbing protected species during development?

a)

Increase the size of the development

b)

Reduce the size of the development

c)

Ignore the site's habitat features

d)

Carry out construction work at any time

9.

What is one example of a mitigation measure for protecting wildlife during development?

a)

Moving protected species out of the development site

b)

Increasing the development area

c)

Ignoring the presence of wildlife

d)

Building during the breeding season

10.

What is one of the proposals to avoid harming protected species?

a)

Plan for construction work to be carried out at any time

b)

Plan for construction work to be carried out at specific times

c)

Increase the development size

d)

Ignore the site's habitat features

11.

What should be minimized if it is not possible to completely avoid harm to wildlife?

a)

The size of the development

b)

The number of workers

c)

The disruption

d)

The cost of the project