Year 11 mock revision

• Geography
• Upper Secondary (Key Stage 4)
• GCSE

Year 11 mock revision

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What is the correct definition of urbanisation?

1. the movement of people from rural to urban areas
2. the increase in the amount of people living in towns and cities
3. the movement of people away from an urban area
4. the movement of people back to an urban area

What is the definition of re-urbanisation?

1. the movement of people back to a city to live
2. growth of a city into a countryside
3. decline and closure of factories
4. redevelopment of brownfield sites

What is the definition of de-industrialisation?

1. the movement of people away from a city
2. the movement of people into a country
3. the closure of factories
4. the closure of shops

What is a non-renewable resource?

1. a resource that does not run out and can be remade
2. a resource that is a fossil fuel
3. a resource that is finite and will run out
4. a resource that occurs naturally

What is a push factor?

1. a factor that makes someone leave an area
2. a factor that makes someone go to a new area
3. a factor that is a negative
4. a factor that is positive

What is fracking?

1. the extraction of coal from underground
2. the extraction of shale gas from underground
3. the earthquakes caused by extraction

What is an energy mix?

1. a new kind of mixtape
2. the different resources that a country uses to create its energy
3. the main type of resource a country uses to create its energy
4. the different countries that use energy resources.

_________ is the increase in the _____________ of people living in towns and cities. 

Urbanisation first occured in _____________ during the ____________ Revolution. People were attracted to ____________ areas (pulled) from __________ areas to work in __________. They were also pushed as developments in technology led to _____________ on ________________. 

Nowadays, the rate of urbanisation in ________ countries is greater than in developed countries. As developing countries are developing more, people are _____________ to urban areas. _______________ is also high. 

migrating

rural

proportion

urbanisation

mechanisation

factories

industrial

urban

farms

developed 

developing

natural increase

a) What is happening in this photo?
b) Why did this happen in the UK?

What did Mexico City do to improve the lives of it's citizens?

Cable car- top- down strategy

-cheap- costs 7 pesos

-connects areas of the city not served by buses and cut travel times to 36 minutes.

- still not enough to meet demand of population of 1.8 million people- it has capacity for 90,000.

Rainwater harvesting- bottom-up strategy

-since installation it has helped to harvest 170 million litres.

-installed 2,200 systems.

-helps to reduce cost of buying water in. 

-not city wide initiative