concentriczonemodelsail-wagon, ironhorse, steel rail,auto air amenity,high technologyepochsWhat are the 5epochs of JohnBorchert'surban growthmodel?socialclassesand landusesWhat are the2 ways inwhichsuburbs aresegregated?primarily forreligious andeconomicreasonsWhat was thefunction (orpurpose/reason)for Tenochtitlan'ssettlement?multiplenucleimodelenergyand landuseWhat are the2 most majorenvironmentalchallenges ofurbanization?metropolitanarea, centralcity, urbanareaWhat aresome of thedifferent partsof an urbansettlement?selectingthe rightlocationWhat is the singlemost importantfactor in theprofitability of aconsumer service?centralbusinessdistrictWhat is the bestknown and mostvisuallydistinctive areaof most cities?successionof invadersanddynastiesWhatshaped whatis now thecentral areaof Beijing?accessibilityWhy areservicesattracted tothe CBD?spendingno morethan 30%of incomeWhat does thegovernmentdefine as"affordable"housing?ability tomaintainisolation and itsown separate,traditionallyreligious cultureAlthough Bhutan'ssite has made livingin the nationchallenging, whatadvantages does itssituation have?the evolutionand growth oftransportationandtechnologyAccording toJohn Borchert,what was thecause of urbangrowth?new energycrops grownon farmlandWhat hasthe potentialto replacefossil fuels?"MountainFortressof theGods"What isBhutan'snickname?protection ofemperor andemperor'sfamilyWhat was thefunction (orpurpose/reason)for TheForbidden City'sdesign?congestion andcrime in CBD's;large homes andmodern schoolsin suburbsWhat pushedpeople awayfrom CBD's(centralbusinessdistrict)?it had acoastallocation witha naturalharborWhen peoplebegan to arrive inNorth Americafrom Europe, whydid they settle inNew York City?poor infrastructure,limited access toquality health care,insufficient or lack ofhealth insurancecoverage, lack ofpublic transportationWhat aresomechallengesfaced byrural areas?it was builtin layers(like anonion)What wasthe designlayout of TheForbiddenCity?filteringWhat is the processof landlordssubdividing housesinto apartments forlow-income families? sedentaryagricultureled toproduction ofsurplus cropsWhat was acause for therise of thefirst cities?to maximizeaccessibilityfrom asurroundingareaWhy is acentral place(market place)centrallylocated?concentriczonemodelsail-wagon, ironhorse, steel rail,auto air amenity,high technologyepochsWhat are the 5epochs of JohnBorchert'surban growthmodel?socialclassesand landusesWhat are the2 ways inwhichsuburbs aresegregated?primarily forreligious andeconomicreasonsWhat was thefunction (orpurpose/reason)for Tenochtitlan'ssettlement?multiplenucleimodelenergyand landuseWhat are the2 most majorenvironmentalchallenges ofurbanization?metropolitanarea, centralcity, urbanareaWhat aresome of thedifferent partsof an urbansettlement?selectingthe rightlocationWhat is the singlemost importantfactor in theprofitability of aconsumer service?centralbusinessdistrictWhat is the bestknown and mostvisuallydistinctive areaof most cities?successionof invadersanddynastiesWhatshaped whatis now thecentral areaof Beijing?accessibilityWhy areservicesattracted tothe CBD?spendingno morethan 30%of incomeWhat does thegovernmentdefine as"affordable"housing?ability tomaintainisolation and itsown separate,traditionallyreligious cultureAlthough Bhutan'ssite has made livingin the nationchallenging, whatadvantages does itssituation have?the evolutionand growth oftransportationandtechnologyAccording toJohn Borchert,what was thecause of urbangrowth?new energycrops grownon farmlandWhat hasthe potentialto replacefossil fuels?"MountainFortressof theGods"What isBhutan'snickname?protection ofemperor andemperor'sfamilyWhat was thefunction (orpurpose/reason)for TheForbidden City'sdesign?congestion andcrime in CBD's;large homes andmodern schoolsin suburbsWhat pushedpeople awayfrom CBD's(centralbusinessdistrict)?it had acoastallocation witha naturalharborWhen peoplebegan to arrive inNorth Americafrom Europe, whydid they settle inNew York City?poor infrastructure,limited access toquality health care,insufficient or lack ofhealth insurancecoverage, lack ofpublic transportationWhat aresomechallengesfaced byrural areas?it was builtin layers(like anonion)What wasthe designlayout of TheForbiddenCity?filteringWhat is the processof landlordssubdividing housesinto apartments forlow-income families? sedentaryagricultureled toproduction ofsurplus cropsWhat was acause for therise of thefirst cities?to maximizeaccessibilityfrom asurroundingareaWhy is acentral place(market place)centrallylocated?

Urban Land Use Unit Test Part 1 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. concentric zone model
  2. What are the 5 epochs of John Borchert's urban growth model?
    sail-wagon, iron horse, steel rail, auto air amenity, high technology epochs
  3. What are the 2 ways in which suburbs are segregated?
    social classes and land uses
  4. What was the function (or purpose/reason) for Tenochtitlan's settlement?
    primarily for religious and economic reasons

  5. multiple nuclei model
  6. What are the 2 most major environmental challenges of urbanization?
    energy and land use
  7. What are some of the different parts of an urban settlement?
    metropolitan area, central city, urban area
  8. What is the single most important factor in the profitability of a consumer service?
    selecting the right location
  9. What is the best known and most visually distinctive area of most cities?
    central business district
  10. What shaped what is now the central area of Beijing?
    succession of invaders and dynasties
  11. Why are services attracted to the CBD?
    accessibility
  12. What does the government define as "affordable" housing?
    spending no more than 30% of income
  13. Although Bhutan's site has made living in the nation challenging, what advantages does its situation have?
    ability to maintain isolation and its own separate, traditionally religious culture
  14. According to John Borchert, what was the cause of urban growth?
    the evolution and growth of transportation and technology
  15. What has the potential to replace fossil fuels?
    new energy crops grown on farmland
  16. What is Bhutan's nickname?
    "Mountain Fortress of the Gods"
  17. What was the function (or purpose/reason) for The Forbidden City's design?
    protection of emperor and emperor's family
  18. What pushed people away from CBD's (central business district)?
    congestion and crime in CBD's; large homes and modern schools in suburbs
  19. When people began to arrive in North America from Europe, why did they settle in New York City?
    it had a coastal location with a natural harbor
  20. What are some challenges faced by rural areas?
    poor infrastructure, limited access to quality health care, insufficient or lack of health insurance coverage, lack of public transportation
  21. What was the design layout of The Forbidden City?
    it was built in layers (like an onion)
  22. What is the process of landlords subdividing houses into apartments for low-income families?
    filtering
  23. What was a cause for the rise of the first cities?
    sedentary agriculture led to production of surplus crops
  24. Why is a central place (market place) centrally located?
    to maximize accessibility from a surrounding area