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Central Place Theory Quiz

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who Coined the term "Central Place Theory"?

a)
Edward Soja
b)
Jane Jacobs
c)
Walter Christaller
d)
David Harvey
2.

What year was Central Place Theory Created?

a)
1933
b)
1930
c)
1945
d)
1920
3.

Reorder the following from largest settlement to smallest.

a)

City

b)

Town

c)

Village

d)

Hamlet

1)
2)
3)
4)
4.

What is the term that describes the maximum distance customers are willing to travel to a service?

a)
Range
b)
Proximity
c)
Travel Time
d)
Distance
5.

What is the term that describes the minimum amount of people required for a service to operate?

a)
required service personnel
b)
essential workforce
c)
minimum operational capacity
d)

threshold

6.

What is the term that describes the area in which business or settlement serves people in?

a)

Hinterland

b)

service area

c)

winterland

d)

sales area

7.

What was the City we found in Wise County?

a)

Decatur

b)

Boyd

c)

Springtown

d)

Cottondale

8.

What settlement has the least amount of services offered and smallest population?

a)

City

b)

Village

c)

Town

d)

Hamlet

9.

Other than a City, what settlement has the most people and services offered?

a)

Town

b)

Village

c)

Hamlet

d)

Walmart

10.

Central Place Theory states that settlements are all located:

a)

clustered very close together

b)

On non-flat land with many physical barriers

c)

Centrally around a city

d)

Far apart

11.

According to central place theory, what is range?

a)

The distance a person will travel for goods or services.

b)

The quality of a good or service.

c)

The nature of a good or service relative to a community's ability to afford it.

d)

The costs of goods and services as a result of migration.

12.

Which of the following best explains why New York City has more specialized stores than do smaller urban places in the United States?

a)

Its status as a Primate City

b)

The Galactic City Model

c)

Central Place Theory

d)

Concentric Zone Model