Liveability Quiz
Preview:
Vienna is a liveable city because:
A. it has excellent infrastructure, such as public transport.
B. education there is the most expensive in the world.
C. it has enough theme parks for everyone in the country.
D. it has high crime rates.
Which of the following factors woould reduce the liveability of a location?
A. Quality public transport
B. High housing prices
C. Large amounts of green spaces and parks
D. Low unemployment
Good public transport is considered a part of which measure of liveability?
A. safety and stability
B. environmental quality
C. climate
D. infrastructure
Access to health care and education is…
A. an objective factor
B. a subjective factor
Access to services e.g. shops and schools are examples of liveability criteria
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
Which of the following descriptions would represent the most liveable climate?
A. Hot temperatures, no rain
B. Freezing temperatures, no rain
C. Extremely hot temperatures, lots of rain
D. Mild temperatures, some rain
What is liveability?
A. An assessment of how good or bad a place is to live in
B. How many people live in one place
C. How long people live in one place
D. The ability to live somewhere
Which of the following statements is true?
A. Air pollution tends to worse in small villages.
B. Air pollution is not important to people who do not live in cities.
C. Air pollution tends to be worse in large cities.
D. Air pollution is not a problem in large cities.
The city pictured is considered one of the safest in the world. It is:
A. Texas
B. Tokyo
C. Kabul
D. Harare
The least liveable cities are most likely to be in:
A. Asia and Australia.
B. Asia and Africa.
C. Europe and Africa.
D. Australia and Canada.
According to the source shown, the order of liveability of these cities (from most to least liveable) is:
A. Vienna, Toronto. Tokyo, Damascus
B. Toronto, Copenhagen, Harare, Dhaka
C. Toronto, Copenhagen, Dhaka, Harare
D. Dhaka, Harare, Copenhagen, Toronto
According to the Economist, which European city was the most liveable for 2018?
A. Frankfurt, Germany
B. Paris, France
C. Vienna, Austria
D. London, England
What are subjective factors?
A. factors that we don’t care about
B. factors that can be measured
C. liveable factors are difficult to measure
Ben and Jess have five kids of school age a large dog and they like to be outdoors. Choose one factor from the following, that will probably not influence their decision to live in a certain neighbourhood.
A. Schools nearby.
B. Dog walking park.
C. Large house.
D. Aged care home.
Why might Tokyo, Japan be considered a safe and stable city?
A. It has high rates of health and high crime rates.
B. It has low crime rates and high rates of health.
C. It has consistently high crime rates.
D. It has the most wealth of any city in the world.