Settlement II - SS2 Geography Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What is a dispersed settlement pattern characterized by?
Buildings arranged in a line
Close proximity of houses with significant distances between them
Clustering of buildings in a compact village
Remote and solitary buildings
Linear settlements are often located along:
Rivers and streams
Mountain ranges
Isolated islands
Polar regions
Clustered settlements are influenced by:
Harsh climates
Social interaction and community support
Remote and solitary locations
Modern transportation
Which type of settlement pattern is characterized by buildings grouped closely together?
Dispersed
Linear
Clustered
Isolated
What are suburbs known for in terms of characteristics?
Extensive transportation networks
Agricultural land and slow-paced lifestyle
Mix of urban and rural features
Isolation and self-sufficiency
Rural settlements are often centered around:
Skyscrapers and commercial centers
Schools and shopping centers
Agricultural land and farming
Central business districts
Which type of settlement is located on the outskirts of metropolitan areas?
Metropolitan
Suburban
Rural
Towns
What characterizes an urban fringe settlement?
Central business districts
A mix of residential, commercial, and green spaces
Isolated farms and open fields
Remote and self-sufficient lifestyle
Towns typically have a focus on:
Extensive agriculture
Remote locations
Central business districts
A sense of community
What is the primary factor influencing isolated or remote settlements?
Geographic isolation
Extensive infrastructure
Proximity to city opportunities
Diverse services