place and livability Flashcards

(26 cards)

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What is the definition of livability?

A

Livability refers to the quality of life in a certain place, encompassing factors like safety, health, education, and environment.

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True or False: A place’s livability can be measured by its economic opportunities.

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True

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Fill in the blank: The _____ index is often used to assess the livability of cities.

A

livability

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4
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What are three key factors that influence livability?

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Safety, healthcare, and education.

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5
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT typically considered a factor in livability? A) Climate B) Entertainment options C) Historical significance D) Population density

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C) Historical significance

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What role does public transportation play in livability?

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Public transportation enhances livability by providing accessible mobility options for residents.

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True or False: A higher cost of living always indicates better livability.

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False

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What is one common method used to evaluate livability in urban planning?

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Surveys and indices that assess resident satisfaction and amenities.

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Fill in the blank: The _____ of a city can significantly affect its livability by determining access to jobs and services.

A

layout

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What is the significance of green spaces in urban environments?

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Green spaces contribute to improved mental health, social interactions, and environmental quality.

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Multiple Choice: Which demographic factor is often analyzed in livability studies? A) Age distribution B) Favorite color C) Pet ownership D) Shoe sizes

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A) Age distribution

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What is an example of a livability index?

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The Mercer Quality of Living Survey.

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13
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True or False: Economic stability has no impact on a place’s livability.

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False

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14
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What impact does crime rate have on livability?

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A higher crime rate typically decreases livability by making residents feel unsafe.

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Fill in the blank: Access to _____ is crucial for a high livability score.

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healthcare

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What is the relationship between education and livability?

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Higher education levels in a community often correlate with better job opportunities and overall quality of life.

17
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following would likely improve livability? A) Increased pollution B) More parks C) Higher traffic congestion D) Less public safety

A

B) More parks

18
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What role does community engagement play in livability?

A

Community engagement fosters a sense of belonging and improves resident satisfaction.

19
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True or False: Livability is a static concept that does not change over time.

20
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What is one way to enhance livability in urban areas?

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Implementing sustainable practices and improving public services.

21
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Fill in the blank: The _____ of a city can influence its attractiveness to new residents.

22
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What is the impact of affordable housing on livability?

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Affordable housing increases livability by allowing more residents to access quality living conditions.

23
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a challenge to livability in urban areas? A) Low population density B) Urban sprawl C) High public safety D) Abundant green spaces

A

B) Urban sprawl

24
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What is the concept of ‘walkability’ in relation to livability?

A

Walkability refers to how friendly an area is to walking, affecting accessibility to amenities and overall quality of life.

25
True or False: Climate change has no effect on the livability of a place.
False
26
What aspect of livability is directly related to the availability of jobs?
Economic opportunities.