The cards Question What is population distribution? Tap to flip Answer The pattern of where people do and do not live. Question What is population density? Tap to flip Answer The average number of people living within a square kilometre. Question Is the UK's population evenly or unevenly distributed? Tap to flip Answer Unevenly. Question What two kinds of factor can explain differences in population distribution? Tap to flip Answer Human and physical factors. Question In which part of the UK is the coastal city of Liverpool? Tap to flip Answer The north-west. Question When describing a location from a map, what information should you use? Tap to flip Answer Only what the map shows, including the legend, labels, compass rose and scale. Question Give one country that has been a significant source of historical national migration into Liverpool. Tap to flip Answer Ireland or Wales. Question What is an outflow in migration? Tap to flip Answer The migration of people away from a place. Question Give one demographic impact of migration on Liverpool. Tap to flip Answer E.g. changes to population, population structure or ethnic composition. Question What is urban change? Tap to flip Answer Changes that happen in a city because of its growth or decline. Question What are place-specific details? Tap to flip Answer Facts and figures that are particular to a place. Question What is a cultural mix in a population? Tap to flip Answer A community of people from different backgrounds with their own beliefs and traditions. Question Give one reason tech companies are attracted to Liverpool. Tap to flip Answer E.g. the workforce, a supportive environment, or links to similar companies. Question What is an integrated transport system? Tap to flip Answer An interconnected urban transport network with interchange hubs linking different forms of transport, such as bicycles, buses and cars. Question How do integrated transport systems encourage people to use public transport? Tap to flip Answer By making journeys smoother. Question What is urban greening? Tap to flip Answer Greening urban areas by planting trees and creating green areas and parks. Question By which year does Liverpool aim to reach net-zero carbon? Tap to flip Answer 2040. Question Give one example of urban greening in Liverpool. Tap to flip Answer E.g. URBAN GreenUP investment, St John's Shopping Centre or Mersey Forest. Question What is inequality? Tap to flip Answer When wealth or opportunities are not shared equally. Question Give one thing high deprivation in Liverpool correlates with. Tap to flip Answer E.g. poor housing, poor health, unemployment or low educational attainment. Question What is dereliction? Tap to flip Answer When a building or structure is abandoned and becomes dilapidated. Question What is a brownfield site? Tap to flip Answer Land, mainly in urban areas, that has been used and abandoned and awaits redevelopment. Question Why may a greenfield site take longer and cost more to develop? Tap to flip Answer Everything, including road networks, has to be built from scratch. Question What has prevented significant urban sprawl in the Liverpool City Region? Tap to flip Answer Extensive greenbelt land. Question Give one unprotected area of Liverpool that has been developed through urban sprawl. Tap to flip Answer E.g. areas in and around Speke, Croxteth Park, Halewood or Aigburth. Question Why are commuter settlements in the rural-urban fringe desirable? Tap to flip Answer Because of their housing and good transport. Question What is urban regeneration? Tap to flip Answer Planned improvements to an area of deprivation within a town or city. Question In which year was the Albert Dock abandoned? Tap to flip Answer 1971. Question In which year did regeneration of the Albert Dock begin? Tap to flip Answer 1981. Question In which year did the regenerated Albert Dock reopen? Tap to flip Answer 1984. Question What kind of land use does the Albert Dock regeneration feature? Tap to flip Answer Mixed land use. Question Which four resources does managing urban resources involve considering? Tap to flip Answer Land, water, waste and energy. Question What should the management of urban transport aim to reduce? Tap to flip Answer Emissions and congestion. Where this deck sits in the curriculum Curriculum National Curriculum for England Stage GCSE (Years 10–11) Course GCSE Geography Unit Liverpool: case study of a UK city Exam boards AQA 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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