Lots of Land-Use!
Settlement Areas and Trends
What's Up with Urban Development?
Sustainable Settlements
Sustainability and Liveabiltiy
100

QUADRUPLE JEOPARDY!

These are some of the buildings you could expect to find within Residential Land-Use. 

Houses

Apartments 

High Rises

Condominiums 

100

This type of settlement area follows a dispersed pattern and has a low population. 

Rural Settlements 

100

Define the trend: Cities develop and grow by expanding outwards from the urban periphery.

Urban Sprawl

100

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!

This is the practice of growing food within urban regions. 

Urban Farming 

Vertical Farming 

100

TRIPLE JEOPARDY! 

Air Quality can impact human health and is affected by which kinds of factors?

Industrial land-use

Automobile - centered road networks

Large amounts of low-density residences 

200

Hamilton has lots of ____________ land-use, which has impacted their surrounding air quality. 

Industrial

200

This type of settlement area follows a nucleated pattern and has a high population. 

Urban Settlement

200

Describe planned urban growth. 

Cities densify, and 'build upwards' instead of building outwards. 

200

____________ is experienced differently across Canada, and is directly related to the food waste dilemma. 

Food Insecurity

200

____________ is used to evaluate a country within the Human Development Index, and concerns the percentage of the population that can read/write. 

Literacy Rate 

300

This is caused when roads are designed for one type of vehicle. This phenomena has negative impacts on human health, and the environment. 

Traffic Congestion

300

This settlement area follows a linear pattern and generally has a moderate population. 

Suburban Settlements 

300

This form of conservation can be used by provinces to reduce urban sprawl. 

Greenbelts

300

DOUBLE JEOPARDY! 

____________ is a great way to support your local economy, save some money, and reduce your carbon footprint or the carbon emissions released during transportation. 

Shopping Local

Shopping Canadian 

300

_______________ is used to measure how successful a country is at solving their own environmental issues.  

Environmental Performance Index (EPI)

400
Shopping plazas are an example of commercial land-use that sells _____________ goods and services. 

Low-Order 

400

This term can be used to describe the migration of rural populations to urban areas. 

Urbanization

400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!

Rapid urbanization and social/economic inequalities can result in ____________, or ____________ when people have no place else to go. 

Urban Slums

Temporary Settlements 

400

_____________ supports local food security by purchasing surplus/soon-to-expire merchandise, and reselling it at a cheaper rate. 

Too Good To Go

400

___________ is the practice where Canadian companies base part of their manufacturing production within developing countries. This practice can result in a variety of environmental and human rights violations. 

Offshoring 

Outsourcing


500

Settlements with a _______________ may need to invest in more institutional land-uses; specifically medical services. ____________ is more common among rural communities. 

Ageing Populations

500

Canada's population is _________% urbanized. 

80

500

DOUBLE JEOPARDY 

China's rapid urban development has resulted in a ___________ and ____________ ;where supply is high, but demand is low. 

Ghost Cities

Housing Bubble 

500

____________ are collected from city residents and are used to 

- repair local infrastructure 

- build new infrastructure 

- provide new services and public accommodations 

Property Taxes

500

________________ houses are prototype net-zero buildings that are in Toronto and provide multiple examples of eco-friendly infrastructure. They are LEED certified. 

Archetype Sustainable Houses

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