Year 2
What affects where people live?
In this lesson we will be learning all about the natural features of a place that might determine where people choose to settle. You will even have the chance to design your own ideal settlement!
Year 2
What affects where people live?
In this lesson we will be learning all about the natural features of a place that might determine where people choose to settle. You will even have the chance to design your own ideal settlement!
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Key learning points
- What makes a good location for a settlement
- What makes a bad location for a settlement
- What the ideal location for a settlement might be
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5 Questions
Q1.
Which of these is in order from smallest to largest?
City, Village, Town
Town, City, Village
Q2.
Which of these settlements is most likely to have a large tram system.
Town
Village
Q3.
What is the approximate population of the world?
160,000
70 million
8 million
Q4.
Which of these places has not been permanently settled in by humans?
China
India
Russia
Q5.
The number of people living in cities is increasing all of the time.
False
6 Questions
Q1.
Which of these are natural resources that might make humans settle in a location? (Choose three)
Active volcanoes
Cold weather
Desert
Earthquakes
Large predators
Q2.
What is the population of China?
About 1.4 million people
About 14 billion people
About 140 million people
Q3.
True or false? All places around the world have the same natural resources nearby.
True
Q4.
Which of the following settlements is the smallest?
City
Town
Q5.
Which of the following settlements is the largest?
Town
Village
Q6.
Skara Brae had a lake nearby.
False