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Smart Development Strategies

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does GIS stand for?

a)

. Geographic Information System

b)

Global Information Standards

c)

General Infrastructure Survey

d)

Geospatial Integrated Software

2.

Which two types of data does GIS integrate?

a)

Raster & Attribute

b)

Spatial & Attribute

c)

Temporal & Spatial

d)

Numerical & Graphical

3.

Which of the following is an example of raster data?

a)

Road network

b)

Building footprint

c)

Satellite image

d)

Land parcel boundaries

4.

What is buffering in spatial analysis?

a)

Combining datasets

b)

Creating zones around features

c)

Shortest path analysis

d)

Changing map projections

5.

Which SDG is directly linked to sustainable cities and communities?

a)

SDG 6

b)

SDG 9

c)

SDG 11

d)

SDG 13

6.

What does land suitability analysis evaluate?

a)

Political boundaries

b)

Soil, slope, accessibility

c)

Population growth

d)

Street lighting

7.

Which remote sensing method is commonly used for urban growth monitoring?

a)

Acoustic sensors

b)

Satellite imagery

c)

Soil testing

d)

GPS only

8.

Which hazard is NOT typically mapped in land use planning?

a)

Floods

b)

Earthquakes

c)

Heat stress

d)

Noise complaints

9.

Which global framework guides disaster risk reduction?

a)

Paris Agreement

b)

Sendai Framework

c)

Kyoto Protocol

d)

Rio Declaration

10.

Green Infrastructure is best described as:

a)

Purely concrete flood defenses

b)

Nature-based urban solutions

c)

High-rise buildings

d)

Transport corridors

11.

Which is an example of Green Infrastructure?

a)

Flyover

b)

Bioswale

c)

Expressway

d)

Oil pipeline

12.

Participatory GIS differs from traditional GIS because it:

a)

Excludes communities

b)

Focuses only on satellites

c)

Includes community knowledge in mapping

d)

Ignores local data

13.

Scenario modeling is mainly used to:

a)

Draw random maps

b)

Explore possible futures under different conditions

c)

Measure current infrastructure only

d)

Collect raw data

14.

Which scenario type asks: “What should happen?” and works backward from a desired goal?

a)

Predictive

b)

Exploratory

c)

Normative

d)

Randomized

15.

If a city wants to test whether compact growth or urban sprawl leads to less traffic congestion, which tool is most useful?

a)

Historical census only

b)

GIS-based scenario modeling

c)

Land surveys

d)

Social media analytics

16.

In participatory zoning, why is inclusivity important?

a)

To finish mapping faster

b)

To ensure dominant groups are prioritized

c)

To capture diverse community perspectives

d)

To reduce technical costs only

17.

A barangay uses PGIS to identify evacuation routes during floods. This is an example of:

a)

Land tenure mapping

b)

Disaster Risk Reduction

c)

Green infrastructure planning

d)

Predictive modeling

18.

What is one major challenge in implementing PGIS projects?

a)

Lack of satellite imagery

b)

Data quality, representation, and technical capacity gaps

c)

Too many government incentives

d)

Absence of local hazards

19.

Which infrastructure planning scenario is MOST sustainable for the future?

a)

Business-as-usual with unchecked sprawl

b)

Compact growth near transit corridors

c)

Car-centered highway expansion

d)

Ignoring hazard-prone areas

20.

When using scenario modeling for climate risk, planting urban forests to reduce heat is an example of:

a)

Mitigation only

b)

Adaptation strategy

c)

Exploratory scenario

d)

Normative error