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Unit 4: Where do we live?
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What is the term for a settlement with a central core and buildings clustered around it?
Nucleared
Sparse
Linear
Rural
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How many citizens a settlement must have to be called a megacity?
More than 1 million residents
More than 100 thousand residents
More than 10 thousand residents
More than 10 million residents
3
What is a case study place for understanding settlements?
Made-up village
Virtual city
Fictional town
Real-world example
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False
True
5
What type of settlement is a small, isolated group of houses?
City
Hamlet
Town
Megacity
6
Which is NOT a reason for people to choose a settlement?
Cultural attractions
Better education
Pollution
Job opportunities
7
What is the term for the spread of cities into surrounding areas?
Ruralization
Urbanization
Isolation
Stagnation
8
In Salvador, abandoned settlements might be due to:
High population
Economic growth
Environmental disaster
Abundant resources
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Which is an advantage of clustered settlement patterns?
Limited resources
Solitude
Easy access to services
Privacy
10
The impact of the abandonment of the Salvador Convention Center includes:
Real estate appreciation
Development of small businesses
Increased attraction of investors
Loss of local jobs
11
Which of these represents sustainable cities?
Green, low pollution
Polluted, high crime
Busy, no parks
No housing
12
Why do people migrate to settlements?
To build settlements
For fresh air
To avoid settlements
For better opportunities
13
What are the various functions of settlements?
Sing, dance, swim
Read, write, draw
Play, eat, sleep
Trade, industry, farming
14
What makes a good location for a settlement?
Crowded places
Isolation
Bright colors
Natural resources, transportation
15
How are historical and cultural heritage sites linked to settlements?
They affect identity and sustainability
They create pollution
They have no connection
They encourage migration
16
Which of the following is NOT a factor for a settlement hierarchy?
Infrastructure
Climate
Economic activities
Population size
17
Settlements change over time due to:
Natural disasters, migration
Magic
Paintings
TV shows
18
What does "settlement function" refer to?
Settlement hierarchy
The purpose or role of a settlement
Settlement history
The location of settlements
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What is a feature that might make a settlement sustainable?
Abundant pollution
Renewable energy sources
Limited green spaces
High crime rate
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Why might someone choose a settlement for a different lifestyle?
To visit landmarks
To stay the same
To avoid change
To experience change
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What is the place where one live called?
Home
Condominium
House
Settlement
