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Which of these is NOT usually a factor that influences liveability?

Which of the following is an economic reason someone might choose to live in a remote area?

Introduction to Liveability

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1
Which of the following is an economic reason someone might choose to live in a remote area?
Access to cultural festivals
Connection to Country
Scenic views
Job opportunities in mining
2
Which of these is NOT usually a factor that influences liveability?
Internet memes
Personal safety
Access to services
Environmental quality
3
A person who values peace and natural beauty might move to the countryside for:
A spiritual connection
Aesthetic reasons
Cultural experiences
Economic benefits
4
What does the term liveability refer to?
How many people live in a place
How suitable a place is to live in
How sustainable a city is
How large a place is
5
Which of the following could decrease the liveability of a place?
Excellent hospitals
Heavy traffic and pollution
Affordable housing
Plenty of green space
6
What is meant by a tree change?
Moving from the city to a rural or regional area
Changing careers to forestry
Moving to a city for more trees
Replacing all city parks with forests
7
Everyone has the same opinion about what makes a place liveable.
False
True
8
Spiritual values that influence liveability often relate to:
Personal meaning and connection to a place
Job availability
Number of shopping malls
The price of housing
9
Which of the following is a cultural reason someone might choose to live in a particular place?
Good schools
Connection to a local mosque or temple
Low crime rates
Fast public transport