Lesson 3.5
3.5 Migration and urbanisation scale and impacts Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Geography, Unit 4
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The 20 questions
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Which of the following is a push factor driving rural-urban migration?
- Higher wages
- University access
- Better healthcare
- Land scarcity
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Which of the following acts as an urban pull factor for rural migrants?
- Crop failure
- Employment opportunities
- Soil degradation
- High birth rates
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A megacity is generally defined as a city with a population of more than:
- 100,000 people
- 10 million people
- 50 million people
- 1 million people
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Mumbai and Karachi are examples of which type of rapidly growing urban settlement?
- Megacities
- Edge cities
- Eco-cities
- Commuter towns
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Which global hub cities are cited in the spec as attracting high-wage economic migration?
- Lima and Santiago
- Singapore and London
- Lagos and Nairobi
- Dubai and Riyadh
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Which nation attracts large volumes of low-wage economic migrants for construction work?
- Germany
- Canada
- UAE
- Japan
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A city grows from 10 million at 4% per year compound growth. Approximately what is its population after 10 years?
- About 16.0 million
- About 10.4 million
- About 14.0 million
- About 14.8 million
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Rapid growth in developing megacities most commonly leads to which housing issue?
- Urban renewal
- Informal settlements
- Gentrification
- Suburban sprawl
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Aside from rural-urban migration, what process drives rapid megacity population growth?
- Brain drain
- Suburbanisation
- Natural increase
- Counter-urbanisation
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International migration flows between regions primarily deepen which global phenomenon?
- Protectionism
- Decentralisation
- Isolationism
- Interdependence
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What type of impacts does international migration create for host and source nations?
- Only costs
- Environmental impacts only
- Costs and benefits
- Only benefits
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What main financial benefit do source countries receive from economic migrants working abroad?
- Foreign aid
- Export subsidies
- Tariff revenues
- Remittances
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What best characterises the overall impact of rapid urbanisation on megacities?
- Opportunities and challenges
- Environmental recovery
- Total social collapse
- Pure economic gain
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What financial flow moves to source countries, strengthening economic links between regions?
- Import tariffs
- Corporate taxes
- Resource exports
- Remittance payments
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A city of 3 million receives 90,000 migrants per year and loses 30,000 residents to other places. What is the net migration per year?
- 120,000 people
- 30,000 people
- 60,000 people
- 90,000 people
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Which environmental problem is most directly intensified by rapid megacity expansion?
- Soil enrichment
- Air pollution
- Ozone restoration
- Deforestation reduction
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What type of migration flow typically targets global hub cities like London?
- Low-wage construction
- Seasonal agricultural
- High-wage economic
- Forced environmental
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What demographic challenge occurs in rural source areas when young adults move away?
- Housing shortage
- Ageing population
- Overcrowding
- Traffic congestion
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Why does rapid megacity growth frequently generate severe social challenges?
- Declining birth rates
- Economic collapse
- Population decline
- Infrastructure lag
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What main factor drives the growth of international migration to global hubs?
- Resource nationalisation
- Border militarisation
- Trade protectionism
- Global interconnection
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