The cards Question On which island is Jakarta located? Tap to flip Answer Java. Question Jakarta is the capital of which country? Tap to flip Answer Indonesia. Question What is a megacity? Tap to flip Answer A city with a population of over 10 million people. Question What is subsidence? Tap to flip Answer The sinking or settling of land, often caused by human activities such as excessive groundwater extraction. Question What is a world city? Tap to flip Answer A city with global influence, important in the world economy through finance, trade, culture and communication. Question Jakarta is the headquarters of which regional organisation? Tap to flip Answer ASEAN. Question Apart from being the capital, what national role does Jakarta play in Indonesia? Tap to flip Answer It is Indonesia's economic centre. Question What is the rural-urban fringe? Tap to flip Answer The edge of a city where urban land uses such as housing or industry meet rural ones such as farmland. Question What is a city's Central Business District (CBD)? Tap to flip Answer Its commercial and business centre, usually with high land values, tall buildings, and many shops, offices and services. Question Which two factors determine Jakarta's urban structure? Tap to flip Answer Function and building age. Question Are all of Jakarta's suburbs poor, unplanned informal settlements? Tap to flip Answer No. They include wealthy and mid-income areas, many well planned, e.g. Pondok Indah and Kelapa Gading. Question What is natural increase? Tap to flip Answer The difference between the birth rate and the death rate; it occurs when the birth rate is higher. Question Give one factor that has contributed to Jakarta's population growth. Tap to flip Answer e.g. natural increase, national and international migration, or economic investment and growth. Question Has rapid urban growth in Jakarta improved living conditions for everyone? Tap to flip Answer No. Many poor migrants face rising living costs and limited job security and end up in squatter settlements. Question In Indonesia, what are kampungs? Tap to flip Answer Informal settlements of self-built, crowded homes that may lack sanitation and electricity. Question What is green space? Tap to flip Answer Open land with vegetation, such as parks, gardens, forests or wetlands. Question Which part of Jakarta is losing green space to malls and housing? Tap to flip Answer West Jakarta. Question Which part of Jakarta is growing with factories and roads? Tap to flip Answer East Jakarta. Question Which part of Jakarta is focused on business? Tap to flip Answer Central Jakarta. Question Which part of Jakarta has gated communities? Tap to flip Answer South Jakarta. Question In geography, what does access mean? Tap to flip Answer The ability people have to use essential services such as water, electricity, healthcare and education. Question Besides improving wellbeing, how do education and healthcare create economic opportunities in Jakarta? Tap to flip Answer They employ many people in schools, hospitals and research centres, and better education leads to higher-skilled, better-paid work. Question What type of settlements has rapid population growth led to in Jakarta? Tap to flip Answer Squatter and slum settlements. Question What is infrastructure? Tap to flip Answer The basic services and facilities a city needs, such as water supply, electricity, sewage systems, transport and waste collection. Question What is groundwater? Tap to flip Answer Water found underground in soil, sand and rock, stored in aquifers. Question What does recycling mean? Tap to flip Answer Converting waste materials into new products. Question Give one challenge that rapid population growth creates in Jakarta. Tap to flip Answer e.g. clean water supply, waste removal, limited service provision or traffic congestion. Question What is population density? Tap to flip Answer The number of people living per square kilometre (km²). Question What is quality of life? Tap to flip Answer A measure of people's wellbeing, including access to housing, healthcare, education, income and services. Question Do poorer people in Jakarta always live far from the city centre? Tap to flip Answer No. Some low-income areas sit right next to rich districts, even in the inner city. Question In which direction do many of Jakarta's wealthy areas stretch? Tap to flip Answer From north to south along the central axis. Question What is top-down development? Tap to flip Answer Development led by governments or large organisations, often with large-scale funding and limited community input. Question Do top-down strategies in Jakarta benefit everyone equally? Tap to flip Answer No. Wealthier areas tend to benefit first, while poorer communities may lack reliable water, waste collection or transport. Question What is bottom-up development? Tap to flip Answer Small-scale projects led by local people to meet community needs, often supported by NGOs. Question What is a housing cooperative? Tap to flip Answer An arrangement where residents help plan and manage their homes, often with local government or NGOs. Question Can bottom-up strategies fully solve urban problems on their own? Tap to flip Answer No. They usually need support from NGOs or government, such as funding, land rights or technical help. Where this deck sits in the curriculum Curriculum National Curriculum for England Stage GCSE (Years 10–11) Course GCSE Geography Unit Jakarta: case study of a major city in an emerging country Exam boards Edexcel B England's National Curriculum sets what is taught; the units and their order are Oak National Academy's. Flash Feed is not affiliated with Oak or any exam board.
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