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Geography: Middle School: Grades 6, 7 and 8 Quiz - Settlement 2 (Questions)

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Villages and towns are two types of settlement. A settlement conventionally includes its constructed facilities such as roads, enclosures, field systems, boundary banks and ditches, ponds, parks and woods, mills, manor houses, moats and churches.

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1. A house joined to another on only one side is called what?
[ ] Demi-terraced
[ ] Detached
[ ] Maisonette
[ ] Semi-detached
2. Expanding into the rural-urban fringe is called urban what?
[ ] Ballooning
[ ] Extension
[ ] Sprawl
[ ] Stretch
3. Row houses were originally built for which group of people?
[ ] Factory owners
[ ] Factory workers
[ ] Policemen
[ ] Single mothers
4. What would you expect to find most of in the CBD?
[ ] Detached houses
[ ] Farmland
[ ] Parks
[ ] Shops and offices
5. Where in a city is land most expensive?
[ ] CBD
[ ] Council estates
[ ] Inner suburbs
[ ] Outer suburbs
6. Semi-detached houses were first built in large numbers in which decade?
[ ] 1900s
[ ] 1930s
[ ] 1960s
[ ] 1980s
7. Building is restricted in which zone?
[ ] Black belt
[ ] Eco belt
[ ] Green belt
[ ] Open belt
8. Which of these is an inner city benefit?
[ ] Poor housing
[ ] High rates of crime
[ ] Access to public transportation
[ ] Traffic congestion
9. What is the area of ground on which a settlement is built?
[ ] Form
[ ] Layout
[ ] Site
[ ] Situation
10. Settlements with widely spread buildings are called what?
[ ] Disjointed
[ ] Dispersed
[ ] Segregated
[ ] Split-level
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Geography: Middle School: Grades 6, 7 and 8 Quiz - Settlement 2 (Answers)
1. A house joined to another on only one side is called what?
[ ] Demi-terraced
[ ] Detached
[ ] Maisonette
[x] Semi-detached
2. Expanding into the rural-urban fringe is called urban what?
[ ] Ballooning
[ ] Extension
[x] Sprawl
[ ] Stretch
3. Row houses were originally built for which group of people?
[ ] Factory owners
[x] Factory workers
[ ] Policemen
[ ] Single mothers
They were built within walking distance of factories
4. What would you expect to find most of in the CBD?
[ ] Detached houses
[ ] Farmland
[ ] Parks
[x] Shops and offices
5. Where in a city is land most expensive?
[x] CBD
[ ] Council estates
[ ] Inner suburbs
[ ] Outer suburbs
Only large shops and offices can afford to locate there
6. Semi-detached houses were first built in large numbers in which decade?
[ ] 1900s
[x] 1930s
[ ] 1960s
[ ] 1980s
7. Building is restricted in which zone?
[ ] Black belt
[ ] Eco belt
[x] Green belt
[ ] Open belt
Green belts are designed to prevent urban sprawl
8. Which of these is an inner city benefit?
[ ] Poor housing
[ ] High rates of crime
[x] Access to public transportation
[ ] Traffic congestion
9. What is the area of ground on which a settlement is built?
[ ] Form
[ ] Layout
[x] Site
[ ] Situation
10. Settlements with widely spread buildings are called what?
[ ] Disjointed
[x] Dispersed
[ ] Segregated
[ ] Split-level
e.g. a mountainous area would be dispersed