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Lympstone vs. Toxteth A-Level Human Geography
Lympstone vs. Toxteth A-Level Human Geography
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Geography A-Level 2019 Human
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1
What was common in the 1800s in Toxteth due to cheap, crowded housing?
Fires
Epidemics
Starvation
Floods
2
Despite efforts to boost knowledge economy, what did a 2015 survey show in Toxteth?
England thought Liverpool was violent because of the riots
There weren’t enough jobs due to the docks closing down
Many people still lacked necessary skills and qualifications
People thought Toxteth was trying to hard and rejected plans
3
The arrival of what in 1861 increased connectivity, travel and food sales in Lympstone?
Aeroplanes
Railway
Bicycles
Speedboats
4
In the 1200s, Lympstone became what under the Exeter administration?
A small port
A salt marsh
A fishing village
A hunting forest
5
Which King took over Toxteth as a large royal hunting forest from 1200s to the 1500s?
King Richard
King Harold
King John
King Stephen
6
During which conquest was Lympstone owned by French families?
Russian
Greek
Norman
Roman
7
What is the most common type of housing in Lympstone?
BTW: Average Household Size is 2.3
Rent from Social
Private Rented
Owner-Occupied
8
Mosques & ethnic retailers show that which group have adapted the built environment in Toxteth?
Local government
Teachers and Students
Business Owners
Migrant communities
9
How big is Lympstone’s parliamentary consistency that returns one MP?
Around 700,000
Around 70,000
Around 700
Around 7,000
10
When did tourism attract wealthy families to Lympstone for ‘by the sea’ holidays?
1840s
1810s
1780s
1790s
11
Who was Toxteth given to after the Norman Conquest?
A Wine Merchant
An Author
A Prince
A Knight
12
What in the national economy has benefitted Lympstone recently?
A shift towards manufacturing
A shift towards farming
A shift towards research
A shift towards services
13
Who left Toxteth in the 1800s as income increased and transport improved?
Middle-Class Residents
Holiday Home Owners
Royal Residents
Elderly Residents
14
What % of people over 16 in Toxteth have no formal qualifications?
12.4%
27.2%
22.1%
17.3%
15
In the 1600s, small scale industry grew and Toxteth made use of the stream by making what?
A flour mill
A fish farm
Hydroelectric Power
A waterfall shower
16
Toxteth is in Liverpool, occupying land rising up from the banks of which river?
Meridian
Enborne
Exe
Mersey
17
78.6% of Toxteth is white, what’s the second most common ethical group (at 6.9%)?
Latino
Mixed
Black African-Caribbean
Asian
18
In the 1900s, Lympstone became a what for Exeter?
Edge City
Hub Village
Suburb
Dormitory settlement
19
Which of these is true for Lympstone?
Top AND Bottom-heavy age structure
Top-heavy age structure
Evenly spread age structure
Bottom-heavy age structure
20
During the 1800s why did Lympstone have strong connections to the sea?
Shipbuilding
Coastal hotels
Strong swimmers
Shingle Beaches
21
Where has housing been built in Lympstone? (TWO are correct)
On the cliff top
Middle of the village
Where former low-order shops were (converted)
Outskirts
22
Subsequent poverty from loss of employment caused what in Toxteth in 1981?
Strikes
Migration
Riots
Homelessness
23
The river became lined with what in Toxteth?
Docks etc.
Green Parks
Train Stations
Cheap Housing
24
In 150 years (1800-1950), Toxteth had changed from a small rural community to a what?
Central Business District (CBD)
24 Hour City
Inner City Suburb
Dormitory Settlement
25
What % of people over 16 in Lympstone have no formal qualifications?
14.1%
12.2%
13.4%
11.3%
26
The Saxons established Lympstone after forcing out which original inhabitants?
Vikings
Celtics
Greeks
Normans
27
Lympstone is on the bank of which River Estuary?
Kennet
Cherwell
Thames
Exe
28
Which of these ISNT TRUE about Toxteth and shifting flows of resources & ideas?
In 2008, Liverpool was named ‘European Capital of Culture’
In the 1980s, they tried to regenerate the docks
In 2004, Liverpool University opened, providing 3000 jobs
In 1988, the Tate Liverpool Art Gallery opened
29
What religious calendar is largely followed in Lympstone?
Jewish
Muslim
Atheist
Christian
30
30 wards return three councillors to make up Liverpool City Council, which ward is Toxteth in?
Tate
Colchester
Riverside
St John’s
31
During the industrial revolution and afterwards which of these DIDNT develop in Toxteth?
Flour Milling and Brewing
Ceramics Factory
Forges and Copper Works
Textiles Factory
32
What is the most common type of housing in Toxteth?
BTW: Average Household Size is 1.9
Owner-Occupied
Rent from Social
Private Rented
33
Lympstone is homogenous ethically, what % of its residents are white?
98.8%
99.0%
98.7%
98.9%
34
Which company moved to Lympstone from Reading in 2003, providing knowledge-based jobs?
The Meteorological Office (Met Office)
Holden’s Science Park
Vauxhall
Vodafone
35
Which of these ISNT evidence of culture in Toxteth?
1800s; Greek Orthodox Church and Synagogue built
Distinctive form of worship from Black African-Americans
Lots of streetlights
Muslim worship; Friday Prayers and Festivals (Eid & Ramadan)
36
Which of these was NOT commonly fished for in the estuary and North Atlantic from Lympstone?
Whales
Squid
Mussels
Cod
37
What was the reason for loss of employment in docks and manufacturing in Toxteth? (TWO correct)
Loss of workforce
Docks moving north
Overfishing
Containerisation
38
What county council is Lympstone in?
Bangor
Exeter
Devon
Cornwall
39
How much of Lympstone’s employed residents are managers, directors, officials or professionals?
1/5
1/4
1/3
1/2
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Which of these ISNT TRUE about Toxteth?
Linked with many countries due to ports
Employment + Housing opportunities for migrants after WW2
Few jobs for migrants due to its industrial nature
Large influx of Irish in 1800s