WorksheetsBasic Facilities in a Built Environment
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which of the following facilities ensures proper waste management in a built environment?
Water supply
Sewerage
Telecommunications
Electrical grid
Why is water supply considered a basic facility in a built environment?
It helps in waste management
It provides clean drinking water and supports daily activities
It enables communication through devices
It supplies electricity to homes
Which of the following is a key characteristic of a successful built environment?
Lack of basic facilities
Availability of basic facilities like water, sewerage, and electricity
Presence of only entertainment facilities
Absence of communication systems
What happens if a built environment lacks telecommunications?
Waste cannot be managed
Communication between people becomes difficult
Electricity supply is disrupted
Water supply is affected
Why is the availability of basic facilities important in a built environment?
To ensure the environment is aesthetically pleasing
To support the daily needs and functioning of the population
To attract tourists
To reduce the cost of living
What are the four basic facilities?
Water supply, sewerage system, telecommunications, and electrical grids
Transportation, healthcare, education, and food supply
Parks, roads, bridges, and public libraries
Housing, sanitation, internet, and police services
What could be a major consequence of a city lacking a water supply?
Increased access to clean drinking water
Improved sanitation and hygiene
Scarcity of clean water leading to health issues
Enhanced agricultural productivity
Which facility is essential for managing waste and preventing diseases in a city?
Sewerage system
Telecommunications
Electrical grids
Water supply
What is a likely outcome of a city without a sewerage system?
Improved hygiene and sanitation
Accumulation of waste leading to health hazards
Enhanced communication networks
Increased access to clean water
Why are electrical grids important for a city?
They provide clean drinking water
They manage waste disposal
They supply power for homes, businesses, and infrastructure
They facilitate communication
