Test your knowledge of London and urbanisation with this 15-question GCSE quiz.
If you haven't already done it, work through the urban case study of London on the PowerPoint (especially the graph on page 11). Or look at it again to help fill any gaps in what you know!
Rank | Name | Score |
---|---|---|
1st | TPO | 30 |
2nd | TBA | 30 |
3rd | DIF | 30 |
4th | 2EZ | 30 |
5th | FCH | 30 |
6th | EAW | 30 |
7th | BWM | 30 |
8th | Elz | 30 |
9th | 7RS | 30 |
10th | AJP | 30 |
Kingston upon Thames
City of London
Newham
Reading
£272,000
£514,000
£356,000
£790,000
£22,044
£17,100
£34,473
£50,000
The movement of people out of London due to reasons such as house prices, traffic, crime and pollution
The movement of people into London after the redevelopment of East London for the Olympic Games in 2012
The movement of people from the countryside into the city of London
The movement of people from the centre of London to the suburban boroughs, such as Kingston Upon Thames
M1
M27
M6
M25
50,000
66,000
30,000
10,000
1 million
2 million
3 million
4 million
Situation is the physical characteristics of the location you are studying, whereas site is the location of the place in relation to its physical and human surroundings
Site is the ability to see the physical characteristics of the location whereas situation is a position you may find yourself in
Site relates to the physical characteristics of the location you are studying, whereas situation is the location of the place in relation to its physical and human surroundings
Site refers to the factors that lead to the growth of a town or city, and situation is about the processes involved
Land that has been used, usually for industry, but is now abandoned and awaiting redevelopment
A ring of protected land around a major town or city preventing further urban sprawl
An area of land that is undeveloped, usually at the edge of a town or city
Any area of the town or countryside which is grassed over, including gardens and parks
Land that has been used, usually for industry, but is now abandoned and awaiting redevelopment
A ring of protected land around a major city preventing further urban sprawl
An area of land that is undeveloped, usually at the edge of a town or city
Any area of the town or countryside which is grassed over, including gardens and parks
The most populous age category in London is 25–29
The most populous age category in London is 10–14
The most populous age category in London is 65–69
The most populous age category in London is 30–34
There are more men aged 65–69 than women
There are more women aged 65–69 than men
There are the same percentages of men and women aged 65–69
There are twice as many men aged 65–69 as women
There are the same number of men and women in London
There are 106,700 more women than men in London
There are 107,500 more men in London than women
There are 107,500 more women in London than men
Place names from a case study or named example
Data such as facts, figures and dates
Ensure you answer the actual question set (for example describe, explain, evaluate)
All of the above
New school: Chobham Academy
New housing estate: East Village
International Quarter Business development
Widening of the M25 motorway
You scored this time. The more correct answers you give, and the fewer incorrect answers you guess, the better your score.