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Planning 2 Module 1

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 5hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who wrote The Culture of Cities?

a)

Jane Jacobs

b)

Lewis Mumford

c)

Kevin Lynch

d)

Daniel Burnham

2.

What was a key feature of medieval hamlets, according to Mumford?

a)

High-rise towers

b)

Car-centric avenues

c)

Industrial factories

d)

Compact, worker-friendly streets

3.

What structure was commonly built for protection in medieval towns?

a)

Skyscrapers

b)

Glass arcades

c)

Open plazas

d)

Stone walls or wooden palisades

4.

In the medieval era, monasteries primarily served as what?

a)

Palaces for nobility

b)

Urban progress centers

c)

Military camps

d)

Entertainment venues

5.

Which institution held universal importance after the fall of Rome?

a)

Merchant guilds

b)

The Church

c)

Royal courts

d)

Universities

6.

What was the main role of medieval guilds?

a)

Building cathedrals

b)

Regulating crafts and education

c)

Leading armies

d)

Tax collection

7.

What architectural feature became more common in later medieval homes?

a)

Glass windows

b)

Steel beams

c)

Balconies

d)

Fire escapes

8.

Which medieval issue arose due to urban growth?

a)

Excess skyscrapers

b)

Sanitation problems

c)

Lack of markets

d)

Car traffic congestion

9.

What was the symbol of Baroque cities?

a)

The cathedral dome

b)

The avenue

c)

The castle

d)

The plaza

10.

Who differentiated between main and subordinate streets in the Baroque city?

a)

Palladio

b)

Vitruvius

c)

Le Corbusier

d)

Alberti

11.

Which class faced the worst conditions in the Industrial Town?

a)

Nobility

b)

Labor class

c)

Clergy

d)

Merchants

12.

What term did Mumford use to describe “unbuilding” in mining towns?

a)

Atelier

b)

Arcadia

c)

Atrium

d)

Abbau

13.

In early industrial towns, what often became open sewers?

a)

Canals

b)

Rooftops

c)

Courtyards

d)

Rivers

14.

How many people sometimes shared a single toilet in industrial London?

a)

50

b)

100

c)

300

d)

212

15.

What urban phenomenon did Mumford call “Shapeless Giantism”?

a)

High-rise towers

b)

Amoeboid urban growth

c)

Perfect city grids

d)

Military barracks

16.

Which city was highlighted as an example of organic planning?

a)

Paris

b)

London

c)

New York

d)

Amsterdam

17.

What often caused blighted areas in cities?

a)

Poverty and congestion

b)

Lack of religion

c)

Too many parks

d)

Wide avenues

18.

Which material symbolized metropolitan culture in the Paper Dream City?

a)

Glass

b)

Paper

c)

Steel

d)

Wood

19.

What was a key feature of relaxation in the metropolis?

a)

Military parades

b)

Cafes and saloons

c)

Religious festivals

d)

Town walls

20.

What threat could cause the decline of metropolises, according to Mumford?

a)

Lack of guilds

b)

Over-immigration

c)

Too many festivals

d)

Decline of the church

21.

Traditional urbanism was most often characterized by what?

a)

Highways and suburbs

b)

Compact, mixed-use settlements

c)

Skyscraper clusters

d)

Large shopping malls

22.

Which city is a prime example of traditional urbanism?

a)

Brasília

b)

Venice

c)

Dubai

d)

Los Angeles

23.

Ebenezer Howard introduced which urban model?

a)

Smart Growth

b)

City Beautiful

c)

Radiant City

d)

Garden City

24.

What surrounded Garden Cities in Howard’s model?

a)

Highways

b)

Skyscrapers

c)

Industrial zones

d)

Greenbelts

25.

Which U.S. city was developed as a Garden City?

a)

Portland, Oregon

b)

Reston, Virginia

c)

Chicago, Illinois

d)

Houston, Texas

26.

The City Beautiful Movement emphasized what?

a)

Modernist towers

b)

Neoclassical architecture

c)

Industrial zones

d)

Pedestrian malls

27.

Which 1909 plan exemplifies City Beautiful ideas?

a)

L’Enfant Plan of Washington

b)

Burnham’s Plan of Chicago

c)

Chandigarh Masterplan

d)

Le Corbusier’s Plan Voisin

28.

Who designed the Radiant City concept?

a)

Jane Jacobs

b)

Le Corbusier

c)

Kevin Lynch

d)

Daniel Burnham

29.

Which Indian city was designed by Le Corbusier with Radiant City principles?

a)

Delhi

b)

Chandigarh

c)

Mumbai

d)

Kolkata

30.

Clarence Perry is associated with which concept?

a)

Smart Growth

b)

Neighborhood Unit

c)

Garden City

d)

Responsive Environments

31.

Which town in Florida is an example of New Urbanism?

a)

Miami

b)

Seaside

c)

Tampa

d)

Orlando

32.

Which U.S. city is often cited as a New Urbanist model for cycling and transit?

a)

Dallas, Texas

b)

Portland, Oregon

c)

Phoenix, Arizona

d)

Detroit, Michigan

33.

Smart Growth strategies mainly aim to combat what?

a)

Lack of skyscrapers

b)

Urban sprawl

c)

Economic inequality

d)

Political corruption

34.

Which Canadian city has implemented Smart Growth strategies?

a)

Toronto

b)

Vancouver

c)

Ottawa

d)

Montreal

35.

Which European city is known for its bicycle-friendly Smart Growth planning?

a)

Copenhagen

b)

Paris

c)

Madrid

d)

Rome

36.

Sustainable Urbanism focuses on what key aspect?

a)

Monumental design

b)

Environmental sustainability

c)

Skyscraper height

d)

Luxury housing

37.

Which Swedish city is noted for sustainable urbanism?

a)

Stockholm

b)

Malmö

c)

Gothenburg

d)

Uppsala

38.

Which U.S. neighborhood is known for eco-conscious initiatives?

a)

Greenwich Village, NYC

b)

Fremont, Seattle

c)

Venice Beach, LA

d)

Hyde Park, Chicago

39.

What does TOD stand for?

a)

Technology-Oriented Design

b)

Transit-Oriented Development

c)

Traditional Open Districts

d)

Thematic Office Development

40.

Which Asian city is a leading TOD model?

a)

Tokyo

b)

Hong Kong

c)

Beijing

d)

Seoul

41.

Which South American city is famous for its BRT-based TOD?

a)

Rio de Janeiro

b)

Curitiba, Brazil

c)

Buenos Aires

d)

Santiago

42.

Which Middle Eastern city is known for its Smart City initiatives?

a)

Riyadh

b)

Dubai

c)

Tehran

d)

Cairo

43.

Which European city has implemented “Superblocks” for car-free areas?

a)

Berlin

b)

Barcelona

c)

Amsterdam

d)

Paris

44.

The Responsive Environments model uses what type of solutions?

a)

Religious and cultural

b)

Data-driven and technological

c)

Agricultural and rural

d)

Artistic and symbolic

45.

Which city has experimented with autonomous drones for public transport?

a)

Singapore

b)

Dubai

c)

Seoul

d)

Beijing

46.

Which model integrates eco-friendly infrastructure into urban planning?

a)

City Beautiful

b)

Sustainable Urbanism

c)

Radiant City

d)

Traditional Urbanism

47.

What is the defining principle of New Urbanism?

a)

Large industrial zones

b)

Mixed-use, walkable communities

c)

Monumental avenues

d)

Expanding highways

48.

Which model developed in the 1990s focuses on compact growth?

a)

Radiant City

b)

Smart Growth

c)

Neighborhood Unit

d)

Garden City

49.

The Neighborhood Unit concept emphasized what?

a)

Self-contained communities with amenities

b)

Skyscraper clusters

c)

Monumental plazas

d)

Industrial complexes

50.

Which model emphasizes adaptability using smart technologies?

a)

City Beautiful

b)

Responsive Environments

c)

Garden City

d)

Radiant City

51.

Who wrote The Death and Life of Great American Cities?

a)

Jane Jacobs

b)

Lewis Mumford

c)

Kevin Lynch

d)

Daniel Burnham

52.

Who wrote The Image of the City?

a)

Kevin Lynch

b)

Jane Jacobs

c)

Ebenezer Howard

d)

Clarence Perry

53.

Who coined the phrase “Suburban Nation” with criticisms of sprawl?

a)

Duany, Plater-Zyberk, and Speck

b)

Lewis Mumford

c)

Le Corbusier

d)

Kevin Lynch

54.

Which U.S. capital reflects City Beautiful principles?

a)

Washington, D.C.

b)

Los Angeles

c)

Boston

d)

New Orleans

55.

What year was Burnham’s Plan of Chicago published?

a)

1909

b)

1919

c)

1929

d)

1939

56.

Which industrial-era city type did Dickens call “Coketown”?

a)

The Insensate Industrial Town

b)

The Garden City

c)

The Radiant City

d)

The Neighborhood Unit