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LIVEABILITY - TEST REVISION
LIVEABILITY - TEST REVISION
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Low crime rates make a place
too hot
not as interesting to live in
more liveable
less liveable
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Overall Perth, WA is a liveable place because
it rarely has big natural disaster (cross fingers)
it's not in a war zone
all of these
emergency services are generally good
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The features that create a place that people want to live in and are happy to live in, is...
liveability
unliveability
likeability
lovelylife (or wife)
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Frequency of ___________________________ can really affect liveability
lack of good telecommunications
too much money
natural disasters
high unemployment
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The concentration of the economically and socially disadvantaged people in certain areas.
Location disadvantage
Location badadvantage
Location advantage
Location superadvantage
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An important aspect of environmental quality is
mobile phone reception
crime rates
pollution
health care
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This gives a sense of place to
Melbourne
Perth
Hobart
Sydney
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A good example of a
subjective factor
that affects a place's liveability is
pollution
family ties
war
water supply
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A good example of this change in preferences between young people and the elderly is
water
food
recreational facilities
air quality
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Different ages have different ideas as to some of the things that make a place liveable, due to
oldies need to have a 'quieter' life that young uns
different needs
all of these
likes & dislikes can change with age
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Many places in poor countries rank low on liveability indexes because
all of these
the climate is bad
the people are bad
there isn't enough money for good services like health
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The features that are unique to a place give it a
sense of occasion
sense of place
sense of dress
sense of hearing
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An improvement in a place's economy would most likely
see more jobs
see more people move there
all of these
increase the amount of wealth & money there is
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This landmark is
all of these
created by an earthquake
natural
human made
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This is
human created
all of these
a symbol of the place
gives a sense of place
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To improve the liveability of a place usually requires
none of these
intervention by the government
a war to start...destroy all the old slum houses
more smog to block out the hot sun
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In cities with a very low liveability score
no one has access to health services
all of these
all people have terrible lives
the services available to you depends on your income...$$$$
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This is a
natural feature
human made feature
both human & natural feature
none of these
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The ‘things’ that make people want to permanently go and live in a place. Attracts them.
Push factors
Attraction factors
Pull factors
Repelling factors
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Places with a good, strong economy
have less poverty
can afford better services
attract people to live there
all of these
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The ‘things’ that make people want to permanently leave a place. Repels them.
Population factors
Pull factors
pollution factors
Push factors
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This is a_____________________________ factor that determines the lievability of a place
very....very big
insignificant
none of these
minor inconvienience
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A recreational facility more likely to be use by teenagers compared to 'oldies' would be
water park such as Adventure World
bowls club
golf course
bingo hall
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This picture represents the _______________ factors that help determine liveability
economic
environmental
political
social
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The liveability of a place is
all of these
set by the governemnt
partly due to personal likes & dislikes
the same everywhere
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This shows
human made features
landmarks
all of these
natural features
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The liveability of a place
can only improve if pollution is reduced
can rapidly decrease
can change but only slowly
will depend on traffic congestion
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The liveability of a place is determined by
one factor
a range of objective and subjective factors
only subjective factors
all of these