7LC5 Assessment

P1. ________ - ________ an urban dweller living in inadequate housing or an under served area of the city, with limited access to water, sanitation, transport and energy.

• Better served

• Under served

P2. _________ - _________ an urban dweller living in good quality housing or a better served area of the city, with reliable, affordable and safe access to water, sanitation, transport and energy.

• Under served

• Better served

P3. When a country scores closer to 1 in the HDI it is classed as ______ developed.

P4. Sustainability is ______ the needs of the ________ without compromising the ability of ________ generations to meet their needs.

• meeting, future, present

• helping, future, present

• helping, present, future

• meeting, present, future

P5. Pancake cities typically grow in...

• LICs/ NEEs

• HICs

P6. Pyramid cities grow in...

• LICs/ NEEs

• HICs

P7. Urbanisation is the increase in the ___________ of people living in urban areas.

• Number

• Proportion

• Amount

• Group

P8. Vertical layering is...

• At or near the city edge, the city can add land area through extensive growth.

• The city can increase its floor-area ratio—available floor space per unit of land area—by building taller structures,

• Inside the city edge, the city can add built cover by filling in green or “brown” land with structures— or (less frequently) it can replace old structures with new ones.

P9. Infill development is...

• The city can increase its floor-area ratio—available floor space per unit of land area—by building taller structures.

• At or near the city edge, the city can add land area through extensive growth.

• Inside the city edge, the city can add built cover by filling in green or “brown” land with structures— or (less frequently) it can replace old structures with new ones.

P10. Horizonatal spreading is...

• Inside the city edge, the city can add built cover by filling in green or “brown” land with structures— or (less frequently) it can replace old structures with new ones.

• The city can increase its floor-area ratio—available floor space per unit of land area—by building taller structures

• At or near the city edge, the city can add land area through extensive growth.