Liveability Revision

Geography is...

• Using compasses

• The study of interconnections between people and places

• The study of maps, rocks and minerals.

• The study of how humans behave under stress

Infrastructure is...

• Protecting people from COVID-19

• Buildings mostly

• Services and facilities that make a place more liveable

• Any natural occurring structure

Examples of infrastructure include...

• Trees, lakes, rivers, mountains

• Technology including vaccinations

• Temperature, rainfall, air quality, pollution

• Roads, railways, public transport, water systems

Urban Sprawl is ...

• The rapid expansion of an area with little concern for city planning

• The building of suburbs

• When there is too much high-density housing

• Slow traffic areas due to congested roads

Liveability is...

• ...how easy it is to live in a particular place.

• ...how many people enjoy living in a town.

• ...a measure of population density.

• ...a measure of how many people can live in a town before it becomes too crowded.

Explain what the term 'objective factor' means, using an example.

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Crime statistics is an...

• Objective Factor

• Subjective Factor

Survey data from residents is a...

• Objective Factor

• Subjective Factor

School satisfaction data from parents is a ...

• Objective Factor

• Subjective Factor