Answers to CE MC Questions (1992-2000)
URBAN LANDSCAPE
Urbanization
Year |
Ans. |
Explanation |
9331 |
C |
Suburbanization refers to the movement of
population from the city to the new town. |
9332 |
A |
P is rural urban migration. People leaving the village for the
city because of both push and pull factors. No. 4 is wrong as space is limited in the city. |
9329 |
B |
All cities experience urban growth (= the actual
increase of urban population of a city). Cities A, C and D experience no urbanization (= percentage
change of urban population to total population). City B experiences urbanization with 44% of urban
population in 1900 to 50% in 1950. |
9752 |
C |
When the population doubling time is long, it shows
that the population growth of the country is slow with low birth rate and low
death rate (in developed countries).
So, Country X should be Japan with the longest population doubling
time. Urbanization is also high
in Japan. Population growth is
not that rapid in Thailand (R) and China (P) because of birth control and
family planning. So, the only
answer is S, Laos. |
9645 |
C |
People leave the village and settle near the city
center in developing countries because they cannot afford the high land rent
in the city. Conurbation and
suburbanization only take place in developed countries. |
9756 |
B |
Urban renewal refers to the reconstruction of the
urban areas. It is not related
to the expansion of city. So, 3
is wrong. Population concentration is shown by the big black dots. Suburbanization and conurbation are
shown by the arrows. |
9944 |
C |
Intra-urban transportation network refer to the
transportation system within the urban areas. It is not well-developed in developing countries. Pay attention to the difference
between (2) and (4). |
0060 |
B |
Million cities are also found in the Northern
Hemisphere with high latitudes like, Paris, London…etc. |
9550 |
D |
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9643 |
D |
Degree
of suburbanization should be higher in area X which is a belt of developed
countries. |
9238 |
B |
Rural-urban migration in developing countries is caused by a set
of push and pull factors.
Government never encourages people to carry out internal migration,
except for China. |
9547 |
A |
Some urban centers in China were developed before WWI. So, (4) is wrong. |
9530 |
C |
Natural growth rate of population is not an important factor
responsible for urbanization because it doesn’t mean the increase in urban
population. |
9434 |
C |
The shaded area in the center is the city center. Different shaded areas are scattered
around the city center. They are
irregular settlements (= urban sprawl). |
9840 |
B |
Push factors refer to the disadvantages staying in rural areas
so that people are PUSHED to the city.
Only B is a push factor.
The rest of the choices are pull factors. |
9749 |
A |
The diagram only shows the proportion of rural and urban
population in a city, but no information is given for population
density. So, (4) is wrong. |
0054 |
C |
Actually, this question is about urban problems. (1) is wrong because job
opportunities are usually found in developed countries as industrialization
is rapid. |
9518 |
D |
Pull factors refer to the advantages of living in urban areas so
that people are PULLED (attracted) to the city. B and C give wrong information as they are not true in
cities. |
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Answers to CE MC Questions (1992-2000)
URBAN LANDSCAPE
Urban Land Use
Year |
Ans. |
Explanation |
9324 |
B |
Zone A enjoys a high accessibility, with good
road, rail, river and sea transport.
The city is situated along the river near an estuary (river
mouth). City C should not be a
high-class residential area because it must not be located adjacent to the
industrial area. |
9246 |
C |
High-rise office blocks are found, so it must be
found in CBD. |
9548 |
A |
Land value for X should be lower because it is far
away from the CBD. Accessibility
is higher in X because a highway, a road and a railway can be found. Environmental pollution for both X
and Y should be the same regardless to their locations. Y, rather than X, has a larger supply
of labour as it is near to the city center. |
9543 |
B |
The highest population density should be found in low-class
residential district. |
9640 |
C |
Residential population should be the highest near
to the CBD but not exactly AT the CBD. |
9325 |
C |
Recreational land use should not be associated
with economic return as it provides open space for the PUBLIC free of charge. |
9516 |
B |
The highest land value should be found in the
CBD. The second highest land
value refers to the secondary peak.
Land value is highly associated with accessibility. |
0052 |
A |
A similar question as 9516. |
9648 |
B |
(1) is the CBD while (4) refers to outlying new
towns and industrial areas. |
9436 |
B |
X is
Chek Lap Kok on Lantau Island. |
9943 |
D |
More industrial lands are found in the new towns like Tuen Mun,
Shatin and Tai Po. |
9836 |
B |
This question has one mistake. The shaded area in far right hand corner of the map is
showing Sai Kung area. However,
it is not a new town. Rather,
one more area should be shaded, that is, Tseung Kwan O. |
9228 |
D |
Suburbanization in Hong Kong refers to the movement of
population from the urban areas to rural areas because of the development of
new towns. |
9549 |
B |
Ageing population can only be found in old urban districts or
remote rural areas. Urban decay
is found in old urban districts. |
9448 |
D |
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9839 |
A |
The photo is showing Shatin area. The photo doesn’t show any river, so (3) and (4) are
wrong. |
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