Unit 5 Quiz Review

Which type of land use consists of places where goods and services are sold?

• Residential

• Commercial

• Industrial

• Recreational

Land use is where people live and makes up the largest percentage of land use in any urban community. What is this type of land use called?

• Residential

• Institutional

• Industrial

• Transport

Which land use consists of spaces that are used for the manufacturing, distribution, and warehousing of consumer goods?

• Recreational

• Institutional

• Industrial

• Commercial

Land uses include any building that houses government services or other community gathering spaces. What is this type of land use?

• Institutional

• Residential

• Transport

• Commercial

Land that includes parks, community centers, and similar spaces is best described as which type of land use?

• Recreational

• Industrial

• Commercial

• Institutional

Why are transportation land uses essential for the movement of goods and people?

• They provide entertainment options.

• They allow for the movement between other land uses.

• They increase the value of property.

• They reduce the need for transportation.

Which of the following is an idea of New Urbanism that focuses on combining different types of buildings and uses in one area?

• Mixed Use

• Ban Lawns

• Celebrate Civic Buildings

• Pervious Streets

Which New Urbanism idea encourages the use of streets that allow water to pass through, helping with drainage and the environment?

• Pervious Streets

• Incremental Urbanism

• Incubator Retail

• Diverse Architecture

According to the list of New Urbanism ideas, what does "Vision = Seeing Beyond Present" encourage communities to do?

• Plan for the future and not just focus on current needs

• Only use traditional building styles

• Ban all lawns in the community

• Build only retail spaces

Which idea from New Urbanism suggests that communities should value and restore older, reliable practices?

• Recover Trusty Traditions

• Celebrate Civic Buildings

• Good Street Geometry = Free Range kids

• Live-Work Units