Year 2
What makes up a city?
In this lesson, we will be learning all about cities. We will explore the different types of land use, including residential areas and industrial areas, as well as how cities grow and develop.
Year 2
What makes up a city?
In this lesson, we will be learning all about cities. We will explore the different types of land use, including residential areas and industrial areas, as well as how cities grow and develop.
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Key learning points
- What land uses are found in a city.
- What the purpose of these different land uses are.
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5 Questions
Q1.
What type of settlement pattern is this?
Dispersed
Isolated
Linear
Q2.
What type of settlement pattern is this?
Dispersed
Linear
Nuclear
Q3.
What type of settlement pattern is this?
Dispersed
Isolated
Nuclear
Q4.
Which type of settlements began to develop during the industrial revolution?
Campsites
Coastal towns
Villages
Q5.
What type of settlement pattern is this?
Isolated
Linear
Nuclear
6 Questions
Q1.
Approximately how many people live on the planet today?
8 million
8 trillion
8,000
Q2.
Which of these settlement types is the biggest?
Town
Village
Q3.
Which of these areas would you most likely find within a city
A lake
A theme park
Farmland
Q4.
New York City uses a 'block' system for its streets.
False
Q5.
Which of these countries has the most people living in it?
Australia
India
The USA
Q6.
New York City is in South America.
True