1) The process through which cities grow and more of the population come to live in towns and cities. a) Carbon Emissions b) Urban Sprawl c) Sea Change d) Urbanisation 2) The number of people living per square kilometre. a) Population Density b) Push Factors c) Advantages of Urbanisation d) Standard of Living 3) A society where majority of the people live in towns and cities. a) Internal Migration b) Sea Change c) Advantages of Urbanisation d) Urbanised Society 4) Physical structures including buildings, roads, water pipelines, sewers, electricity distribution systems, railways, and airports. a) Involuntary Migration b) Urbanisation c) Infrastructure d) Sea Change 5) The movement of people, usually for job/ education opportunities, safety, access to services a) Migration b) International Migration c) Disadvantages of Urbanisation d) Advantages of Urbanisation 6) When people move to other places within their own country. a) Rural City b) Internal Migration c) Advantages of Urbanisation d) Infrastructure 7) When people move to other countries. a) International Migration b) Sea Change c) Disadvantages of Urbanisation d) Infrastructure 8) The forced movement of people between countries (typically due to war, civil unrest, drought, and famine). a) Megacity b) Tree Change c) Involuntary Migration d) Quality of Life 9) A city with more than 10 million people. a) Push Factors b) Megacity c) Tree Change d) Disadvantages of Urbanisation 10) Reasons that cause people to leave a place. a) Push Factors b) Internal Migration c) Migration d) Megacity 11) Reasons that draw you to moving to a place. a) Migration b) Pull Factors c) Standard of Living d) Disadvantages of Urbanisation 12) The happiness, wellbeing and satisfaction that a person experiences. a) Disadvantages of Urbanisation b) Infrastructure c) Quality of Life d) Push Factors 13) A rural city that supports smaller surrounding towns with services. a) Push Factors b) Standard of Living c) Regional Centre d) Urbanisation 14) A measure of the economic wellbeing of people; the level of necessity, wealth and material comfort a person can achieve. a) Urbanised Society b) Infrastructure c) Standard of Living d) Megacity 15) A relocation from the city to a rural or regional area. a) Tree Change b) Involuntary Migration c) Internal Migration d) Advantages of Urbanisation 16) A relocation from the city to the coast. a) Sea Change b) Megacity c) Standard of Living d) Involuntary Migration 17) The outward spread of a city and its suburbs as they grow. a) Urbanisation b) Population Density c) Urban Sprawl d) Megacity 18) The gases released from burning fossil fuels and other materials. a) Carbon Emissions b) Pull Factors c) Urbanised Society d) International Migration 19) A smaller town with fewer people, located in the countryside rather than a big urban area. a) Involuntary Migration b) Rural City c) Push Factors d) Disadvantages of Urbanisation 20) Generate job and educational opportunities, improve transportation & facilities  a) Infrastructure b) Rural City c) Advantages of Urbanisation d) Regional Centre 21) Poorer air/water quality, insufficient water access, waste-disposal issues, high energy consumption a) Involuntary Migration b) Advantages of Urbanisation c) Disadvantages of Urbanisation d) Standard of Living

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