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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhere do most of the people in the US live?80 % in cities80 % in the country20% in the woods25% by beach
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhat is an urban area?Land that includes woods, beaches, cropsLand covered by buildings, roads, and suburbiaAn area with a lot of shopping mallsAn area with many forests
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a rural area?Land covered by buildings, roads, and suburbiaLand covered by all parking lotsLand covered with mostly waterLand covered with forests, crops, etc
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhat is urbanization?When people move from urban to rural areasWhen people move from the lake to the forestWhen people move from rural areas to urban areasWhen people work in factories more than farming
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhat did NOT lead to the increase in urbanization?Population decreasePopulation growthIndustrializationMoving from farming to industry
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhat is NOT an environmental cost of urbanization?Increased waterIndustrial byproductsFossil fuelsMore green energy
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat is NOT an environmental benefit that results from urbanization?EfficiencyUniversities and research centersLand preservationMore fossil fuels
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhat 2 factors contribute to an increase in sprawl?Population growth and per capita landPopulation decrease and land increasePopulation staying the same and urbanizationUrban and rural
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhat is NOT an impact of sprawl?Transporation: little to no public transportationDecreased pollution because of decreased drivingLand use: Less land left as open spaceEconomics: Wealth in suburbs, and urban areas more poor
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhat would happen to the land of the US if we were to spread out the people that live in the cities?Less land and resourcesMore land and resourcesMore landNothing everything would stay the same
- 11. Multiple ChoiceWhat area of the US is more urban?MidwestSouthern statesEast and west coastsAlaska
- 12. Multiple ChoiceWhat is NOT a benefit of using UGB(urban growth boundaries) such as Oregon does?Efficiency: less fuel and resources needed to bring goods and services to residentsMore universities and research centersTakes up more landLand preservation: More land is saved for agriculture and wilderness
- 13. Multiple Choice
What happened in the FIRST agricultural revolution
The invention of farming
The invention of hunting
New technology for farming
We made cities
- 14. Multiple Choice
What happened in the SECOND agricultural revolution
The invention of farming
The invention of hunting
New technology for farming
We made cities
- 15. Multiple Choice
What is a PUSH factor
Something negative that drives people out of a rural area and to a city
Something positive that encourages people to come to a city
A shove
When one city become bigger than another city
- 16. Multiple Choice
What is a PULL factor
Something negative that drives people out of a rural area and to a city
Something positive that encourages people to come to a city
A shove
When one city become bigger than another city
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