What is counter urbanisation?
  • A trend where people stay in urban areas permanently.
  • Counter urbanisation is the movement of people from cities to rural areas.
  • The process of urban development in city centers.
  • The movement of people from rural areas to cities.
Define a smart city.
  • A smart city is a rural area focused on agriculture.
  • A smart city is a place where only electric vehicles are allowed.
  • A smart city is an urban area with no technology.
  • A smart city is an urban area that uses digital technology and data to improve services, enhance quality of life, and promote sustainability.
What are satellite cities?
  • Satellite cities are smaller urban areas near a larger city that serve as residential or commercial hubs.
  • Temporary housing for seasonal workers
  • Rural areas far from any urban center
  • Large cities that dominate the urban landscape
List one positive impact of urbanisation.
  • Decreased public transportation options
  • Increased pollution
  • Higher unemployment rates
  • Improved infrastructure
What is one negative impact of urbanisation?
  • Increased pollution
  • Increased green spaces
  • Improved public health
  • Decreased traffic congestion
What does urban agglomeration refer to?
  • A densely populated area that includes a city and its surrounding suburbs.
  • A type of agricultural land used for farming.
  • A government policy for urban development.
  • A small rural community with no urban features.
Define a metropolis.
  • A natural landscape with no human habitation.
  • A large and densely populated urban area that serves as a significant economic, political, and cultural center.
  • A historical site with no urban development.
  • A small rural town with limited economic activity.
What is a mega city?
  • A mega city is a metropolitan area with a population exceeding 10 million people.
  • A mega city is a city that has a population of 5 million people.
  • A mega city is a rural area with no urban development.
  • A mega city is a small town with a population of 1 million people.
What is a slum?
  • A slum is a wealthy suburban neighborhood.
  • A slum is a type of rural farming community.
  • A slum is a government building for public services.
  • A slum is a poorly built, overcrowded urban area with inadequate infrastructure and services.
Name one factor leading to urbanisation in India.
  • Government policies promoting rural development
  • Expansion of rural infrastructure
  • Migration for better employment opportunities
  • Increased agricultural productivity
What is one challenge associated with rapid urbanisation?
  • Increased access to education
  • Overcrowding in housing
  • Improved public transportation
  • Enhanced job opportunities
What role do government policies play in urbanisation?
  • They have no impact on urbanisation.
  • They can facilitate or hinder urban growth.
  • They only affect rural areas.
  • They are solely focused on environmental issues.
What is a key characteristic of a sustainable city?
  • High levels of air pollution.
  • Efficient use of resources and minimal environmental impact.
  • Dependence on fossil fuels for energy.
  • Limited access to public transportation.
Hong Kong is a smart city in which country?
  • Canada
  • China
  • Japan
  • Singapore
Is this statement true or false- Thane is a suburb of Mumbai city.
  • TRUE
  • FALSE
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