geo urban settlements

Question 1

Urban

Answer 1

A built-up area with a high population density

Question 2

Rural

Answer 2

countryside regions with low population density

Question 3

Settlement Hierarchy

Answer 3

An arrangement of settlements based on their size, population, and the range of services they offer

Question 4

Sphere of influence

Answer 4

The area around a settlement that is affected by its activities

Question 5

Threshold Population

Answer 5

The minimum number of people required to support a particular service or business in a settlement.

Question 6

Site

Answer 6

The actual location of a settlement, referring to its physical characteristics such as topography, soil, water availability

Question 7

Land use

Answer 7

The way in which land is utilized by humans

Question 8

Dry point site

Answer 8

settlement located on a slightly elevated area,Protected from flooding,

Question 9

Defensive site

Answer 9

On high grounds for protection
Mostly in the past due to the number of wars

Question 10

Aspect

Answer 10

Land that had the direction of a slope face, Sunlight exposure for agriculture

Question 11

Trading point

Answer 11

Lots of towns and villages which developed through trading

Question 12

CBD

Answer 12

Central Business District

Question 13

PLVI

Answer 13

Peak Land Value Intersection

Question 14

Distance decay

Answer 14

Decline in interaction or demand as the distance from a location increases.

Question 15

Low-order shops

Answer 15

Small stores selling everyday, convenience goods

Question 16

Middle-order shops

Answer 16

Stores offering goods like clothing or electronics, visited less frequently.

Question 17

High-order shops

Answer 17

Large stores selling luxury or specialized goods

Question 18

Spontaneous grow

Answer 18

occurs without planning and management

Question 19

Planned grow

Answer 19

occurs when the growth of an urban settlement is carefully managed

Question 20

Positive effects

Answer 20

include higher productivity, innovation, and living standards

Question 21

Negative effects

Answer 21

include environmental degradation, congestion, inequality, and vulnerability to
disasters and epidemics

Question 22

Urban deprivation

Answer 22

is a standard of living below that of the majority in a particular society
, which involves hardships and lack of access to resources.

Question 22

types of Poverty

Answer 22

Absolute poverty and Relative poverty

Question 22

Relative poverty

Answer 22

the condition in which people lack the minimum amount of income needed to maintain the average standard of living in the society in which they live.

Question 22

Absolute poverty

Answer 22

not having the means to provide for your basic needs like food, water, and shelter