Urban Ecology

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Urban Ecology Exploration Quiz

Test your knowledge of urban ecology and learn how urban environments interact with living organisms. This quiz covers important concepts, theories, and the dynamics of population movements in cities.

  • 10 engaging multiple-choice questions
  • Learn about the relationship between cities and their environments
  • Discover factors influencing urban growth and development
10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by EcoExplorer742
The study of how living things interact with one another and with their environment.
Biology
Lithology
Ecology
Farmacology
How much of the world's population live in cities?
More than 50%
25%
Less than 50%
Less than 25%
Which theory of city growth emphasizes the idea that growth in any one area of a city is largely influenced by politics and economics?
Concentric zone
Multiple nuclei
Peripheral
Sector
The ________ are urban residents who cannot move when community or personal changes occur or when other groups move in.
Cosmopolites
Singles
Deprived
Trapped
This approach examines the relationship between city people and the urban environment
Urbanization
Malthusian theory
Urban ecology
Environmental relations
What is the process of expansion of cities into rural areas called?
Urbanization
Urban Sprawl
Urban Renewal
None of the above
This event is the primary reason why rural populations move to urban areas.
Disease spreading through populations or crops
Switching from barter to money economic systems
Industrialization
All of the above
Which of these is FALSE when it comes to industrialization.
Less farmers are needed because the cities are growing.
Transportation becomes easier.
There are more jobs in the cities.
Climate change does not affect these areas.
Which of these are NOT ways to improve industrialization?
Build more tall concrete structures.
Land-use planning
Mass transit
Open spaces
How would you best define decentralisation?
The dispersal of activities and people from small urban centres to larger ones
The dispersal of activities and people from large urban centres to smaller ones
The deterioration of the built environment
The renovation and enhancement of the built environment
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