1. Which is the most likely reason for a
nucleated settlement
A Narrow valley
B Crossroads
C A beach
2. The movement from a town/city is:
A Urban sprawl
B Commuting
C Counterurbanisation
3. This is in the Western Isles of
Scotland
A Isle of Skye
B Isles of Hills
C South Wales
4. Socio-economic refers to
A Nice environment
B Jobs
C Remoteness
5. Which is the socio-economic
consequence of depopulation?
A Abandoned village
B An increase in fishing jobs
C More roads being built
6. The inner city is further away from the
city centre than the suburbs
A True
B False
7. What is the difference between
suburbanisation and counterurbanisation?
A Suburbanisation means the movement to the
suburbs. Counterurbanisation is movement to
a smaller town or the countryside
B They mean the same thing
C Suburbanisation means movement to the
countryside. Counterurbanisation is
movement to an urban area.
8. Example of public utilities are:
A A range of professional and well paid
jobs
B Water, energy and waste treatment
C Education and paying tax
9. What made the Isle of Skye a popular
place to move to?
A Good jobs in agriculture
B The building of a bridge and removing
tolls
C The government was giving people
money to move there
10. Which is not a reason for the
increasing need of housing?
A More people living alone through
divorce
B An increase in the national population
C A desire for more tele-cottaging
11. Which describes an environmentally
friendly housing development?
A Eco town
B Greenfield town
C Brownfield town
12. Which describes a brownfield site?
A An old wheat farm
B A derelict factory
C A high rise apartment
13. What is a group of home shut away in
a high security compound?
A An eco town
B A gated community
C A suburban housing estate
14. What is it known as when part of a
garden is sold off as a building plot?
A Garden building
B Garden development
C Garden grabbing
15.What is it known as when the industry
in an area closes down?
A Industrialisation
B Deindustrialisation
C Dereliction
16. Why did some cities experience
deindustrialisation?
A Jobs moved abroad
B The countryside was a better place to
develop
C The buildings started to look shabby
17. What is the strategy called that is
designed to regenerate a run-down city?
A Development and industrialisation
strategy
B Redevelopment and renewal strategy
C Economic and renewal strategy
18. Which is not an aim of the strategy?
A To find new economic activities and
jobs
B To find new uses for the empty factory
buildings
C To revive the cotton industry by
producing it more cheaply
SWAP
Answers
1. B
2.C
3.A
4.B
5.A
6.A
7. A
8. B
9. B
10. C
11. A
12. B
13. B
14. C
15. B
16. A
17. B
18. C
Brownfield versus
Greenfield site
Advantages of a Brownfield site
• Reduces the loss of
countryside which could
be put to agricultural
use
• Helps to revive old and
disused urban areas.
• Services, eg water,
electricity and sewerage
are already in place
• Located in a more
central area (easy
access)
Disadvantages of a brownfield site
• Often more
expensive to clear
old buildings
• Often surrounded by
rundown areas
• Higher levels of
pollution (so
unhealthy)
• Roads may not be
modern (too narrow)
Advantages of a greenfield site
• Relatively cheap
and can build
quicker
• Layout is not
hampered by
previous
development (i.e.
can spread out)
• Healthier
environment
Disadvantages of a greenfield site
• Valuable green land
lost
• Attractive scenery
lost
• Wildlife habitats
disturbed
• Noise and light
pollution
• Encourages urban
sprawl