Global Geography 12: Ch. 13 Set #3: Pg 332-337 1. Identify the three basic functions that communities can be divided into serving—remember, some communities may serve more than one function. For EACH FUNCTION TYPE describe what it means. NOTE: This information spans pages 332-335. When you are done this come back to question number two. 2. Explain what a low-order central place community is. 3. Explain what two trends are causing central place communities to lose their importance or go down in their order. 4. Where do break-of-bulk communities usually develop? 5. What is the difference between a primary break-of-bulk city and a secondary break-of-bulk city? 6. What type of break-of-bulk city is Halifax? Describe why it fits this category. 7. Identify three different reasons a ‘specialized community’ may develop in an area—state what resource or business caused this specialization. 8. Explain what the term location quotient means. If 5.2% of people work in the Christmas Tree industry in New Germany and the Canadian average for people employed in the Christmas Tree industry is 0.4% what is the LQ for New Germany with reference to the Christmas Tree industry? 9. As the value of the location quotient increases, what is true about the level of specialization of a community? Image of the Dartmouth Ferry in the foreground and one of Maersk Line container ships in the background. Halifax Harbour. What type of functional community is Halifax?