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WorksheetsGr 7 - U6.3 Review - I&S
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is a rural area characterised by?
a)
High population density
b)
Open spaces and low population
c)
Many skyscrapers
d)
Busy roads and shops
2.
What defines an urban area?
a)
Scattered homes and farming
b)
High population density and infrastructure
c)
Forests and wildlife
d)
Small villages
3.
What is a suburban area?
a)
A city centre with businesses
b)
A region with only farms
c)
A mix of urban and rural lifestyles
d)
A desert with no people
4.
What is urbanisation?
a)
People moving from cities to villages
b)
The growth of urban populations
c)
Building more farms
d)
Reducing city sizes
5.
What is a “push” factor for rural-to-urban migration?
a)
Better schools
b)
Lack of jobs
c)
More parks
d)
Improved healthcare
6.
What is a “pull” factor for urban migration?
a)
Poor housing
b)
Job opportunities
c)
Limited food access
d)
Fewer doctors
7.
What is a megacity?
a)
A city with over 1 million people
b)
A city with over 5 million people
c)
A city with over 10 million people
d)
A city with over 20 million people
8.
Which city is an example of a megacity?
a)
London
b)
Tokyo
c)
Sydney
d)
Bristol
9.
What does the Settlement Hierarchy Model show?
a)
Population decreases with services
b)
More services as population grows
c)
Fewer people in larger cities
d)
No link between population and services
10.
What is a linear city system?
a)
A city with circular roads
b)
A city with one-way resource flow
c)
A city with no roads
d)
A city with only parks
11.
What is a circular city system?
a)
A city with no resources
b)
A city that recycles resources
c)
A city with only one road
d)
A city with no buildings
12.
The city’s commercial hub is often referred to as the CBD. What does that stand for?
a)
Critical Business District
b)
City Business Development
c)
Cosmopolitan Branding Division
d)
Central Business District
13.
Identify the urban land use model shown in this picture.
a)
Burgess’s Concentric Model
b)
Hoyt’s Sector Model
c)
Less Economically Developed Countries Model
d)
Multiple Nuclei Model
14.
Identify the urban land use model shown in this picture.
a)
Burgess’s Concentric Model
b)
Hoyt’s Sector Model
c)
Less Economically Developed Countries Model
d)
Multiple Nuclei Model
15.
Identify the urban land use model shown in this picture.
a)
Burgess’s Concentric Model
b)
Hoyt’s Sector Model
c)
Less Economically Developed Countries Model
d)
Multiple Nuclei Model
16.
What is a major cause for air pollution in urban areas?
a)
Cutting down trees
b)
Traffic idling in congestion
c)
Building parks
d)
Using bicycles
17.
What is a carbon footprint?
a)
The size of a city
b)
The greenhouse gases produced by activities
c)
The number of cars in a city
d)
The amount of water used
18.
The _____ can be used as a tool to see if cities and urban areas can meet the ‘diverse needs of existing and future residents’.
a)
Gross Domestic Product
b)
Human Development Index
c)
Sustainable Develoment Goals
d)
Egan Wheel
19.
Which city, initiated in 2008, is an example of a 'purpose-built eco-city'?
a)
Masdar City, UAE
b)
Osaka, Japan
c)
Copenhagen, Denmark
d)
Curitiba, Brazil
20.
Which city, famous for its Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system, is an example of a 'retrofit' city?
a)
Masdar City, UAE
b)
Osaka, Japan
c)
Copenhagen, Denmark
d)
Curitiba, Brazil
21.
What is a feature of Curitiba’s recycling programme?
a)
Charging for recycling
b)
Giving food for recycling
c)
Burning rubbish
d)
No recycling
22.
How does Copenhagen promote sustainability?
a)
More cars
b)
Bike lanes and pedestrian zones
c)
Larger factories
d)
Fewer parks
23.
What is a common urban stress issue?
a)
Too many parks
b)
Overcrowding
c)
Clean water
d)
Fast transport
24.
What is a 15-minute city?
a)
A city with 15 districts
b)
A city where daily needs are within 15 minutes
c)
A city with 15 parks
d)
A city with 15 schools
25.
What is a benefit of a 15-minute city?
a)
More car use
b)
Reduced reliance on cars
c)
Fewer schools
d)
Larger factories
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