Lesson 3.5

3.5 Migration and urbanisation scale and impacts Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Geography, Unit 4

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The 20 questions

  1. Which of the following is a push factor driving rural-urban migration?

    • Higher wages
    • University access
    • Better healthcare
    • Land scarcity
  2. Which of the following acts as an urban pull factor for rural migrants?

    • Crop failure
    • Employment opportunities
    • Soil degradation
    • High birth rates
  3. 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
  4. Mumbai and Karachi are examples of which type of rapidly growing urban settlement?

    • Megacities
    • Edge cities
    • Eco-cities
    • Commuter towns
  5. 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
  6. Which nation attracts large volumes of low-wage economic migrants for construction work?

    • Germany
    • Canada
    • UAE
    • Japan
  7. 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
  8. Rapid growth in developing megacities most commonly leads to which housing issue?

    • Urban renewal
    • Informal settlements
    • Gentrification
    • Suburban sprawl
  9. Aside from rural-urban migration, what process drives rapid megacity population growth?

    • Brain drain
    • Suburbanisation
    • Natural increase
    • Counter-urbanisation
  10. International migration flows between regions primarily deepen which global phenomenon?

    • Protectionism
    • Decentralisation
    • Isolationism
    • Interdependence
  11. What type of impacts does international migration create for host and source nations?

    • Only costs
    • Environmental impacts only
    • Costs and benefits
    • Only benefits
  12. What main financial benefit do source countries receive from economic migrants working abroad?

    • Foreign aid
    • Export subsidies
    • Tariff revenues
    • Remittances
  13. What best characterises the overall impact of rapid urbanisation on megacities?

    • Opportunities and challenges
    • Environmental recovery
    • Total social collapse
    • Pure economic gain
  14. What financial flow moves to source countries, strengthening economic links between regions?

    • Import tariffs
    • Corporate taxes
    • Resource exports
    • Remittance payments
  15. 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
  16. Which environmental problem is most directly intensified by rapid megacity expansion?

    • Soil enrichment
    • Air pollution
    • Ozone restoration
    • Deforestation reduction
  17. What type of migration flow typically targets global hub cities like London?

    • Low-wage construction
    • Seasonal agricultural
    • High-wage economic
    • Forced environmental
  18. What demographic challenge occurs in rural source areas when young adults move away?

    • Housing shortage
    • Ageing population
    • Overcrowding
    • Traffic congestion
  19. Why does rapid megacity growth frequently generate severe social challenges?

    • Declining birth rates
    • Economic collapse
    • Population decline
    • Infrastructure lag
  20. What main factor drives the growth of international migration to global hubs?

    • Resource nationalisation
    • Border militarisation
    • Trade protectionism
    • Global interconnection

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