Place and Liveability 8P Review

Liveability is a term that describes a community's ​ (a)   . Liveability depends on a number of things including: The ​ (b)   and natural environments, economic wellbeing, social stability, educational ​ (c)   , and access to ​ (d)   entertainment and recreation facilities.

• quality of life
• built
• opportunity
• cultural

The built environment refers to

• how much you spend

• the cost of living

• any human made structure, facility or service

• the safety of an area

The ​ (a)   environment refers to anything that occurs naturally in the ​environment . It is anything that has not been made or influenced by ​ (b)   . Access to clean, natural environments has proven health ​ (c)   and improved the ​ (d)   of a place. Polluted environments with poor air or water quality can lead to ​ (e)   health, which makes a place less liveable.

• natural
• humans
• benefits
• liveability
• bad

Organise these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Built Environment

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(b) Natural Environment

• Work, education and community services

• Rivers

• Transport networks

• Buildings

• Beaches

• National Parks

• Parks and gardens

• Mountains

• Neighbourhoods and cities

Economic wellbeing refers to financial stability. Financial stability is dependent on these three things, please match them to their definitions:

• Consumption

• How much you can save and own

• Income

• How much you spend

• Wealth

• How much you earn

The term which is used to define how much it costs to pay for necessities like food, rent, bills and transport.

• Cost of living

• Minimum wage

• Liveability

• Social Stability

Accessibility to Cultural, Entertainment and Recreational Facilities

Cultural, entertainment and recreational facilities are all places that hold ​ (a)   significance or provide entertainment and recreation for the ​ (b)   . The liveability of a place is affected by how ​ (c)   places of importance are to the people who love there. Places of cultural, entertainment and recreational significance vary according to ​ (d)   opinion.

• community
• cultural
• accessible
• personal