Settlement - SS2 Geography Past Questions and Answers - page 2

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Which factor can affect the layout of rural settlements the most?

A

Climate

B

Soil fertility

C

Natural resources

E

Access to transportation

correct option: b
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12

In rural settlements, local governance is typically at which level?

A

State level

B

Village or town level

C

National level

D

International level

correct option: b
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13

What factor can attract people to settle in certain areas?

A

Complex administrative structure

B

Harsh climate

C

Job opportunities and better amenities

D

Lack of transportation routes

correct option: c
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14

Which factor can shape the historical and cultural characteristics of settlements?

A

Natural resources

B

Climate

C

Soil fertility

D

Historical events

correct option: d
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15

What is the primary characteristic of a rural settlement?

A

High population density

B

Developed infrastructure

C

Focused on agriculture

D

Complex administrative structure

correct option: c
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16

Provide an example of an urban settlement in your region

An example of an urban settlement in my region is the city of [City Name], which is known for its high population density and developed infrastructure.

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17

How do weather conditions influence settlement patterns in your area?

Weather conditions in my area can influence settlement patterns by affecting factors such as the choice of building materials, heating and cooling needs, and the types of crops that can be grown.

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18

What are some historical events that have shaped the development of settlements in your country?

Some historical events that have shaped the development of settlements in my country include colonization, wars, and the industrial revolution, which led to the growth of cities and changes in rural areas.

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19

Explain how transportation routes have impacted the growth of urban settlements.

Transportation routes have impacted the growth of urban settlements in my area by making it easier for people to commute to work, transport goods, and connect with neighboring cities, leading to urban expansion.

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20

What are the most critical factors for the success and sustainability of rural settlements?

The most critical factors for the success and sustainability of rural settlements in my opinion include access to fertile soil for agriculture, a stable source of water, and investment in rural infrastructure and services to support the local population.

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