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Changing Places Escape
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Changing Places Escape
Solve each clue using your knowledge of changing places. Write the key term for each. Then use the first letter of each answer, in order, to complete the final challenge.
Changing Places Clues
Answer each clue with the geographical term that best fits.
1.What is the name for the growth of towns and cities as people increasingly live in urban areas?
2.A city has a population of more than 10 million people. What type of city is it called?
3.What is the geographical term for people moving to live in another place, either within their country or across a national border?
4.Which geographical concept describes how readily residents can get to jobs, schools, health care and other services?
5.What term refers to essential systems such as roads, power, water supply and communications that help a place operate?
6.What phrase describes the way people, services or activities are arranged across a region?
7.An area of scattered farms and small settlements has a low population density. Is it best described as rural or urban?
8.An area has dense housing, many services and a large built-up centre. Is it best described as rural or urban?
9.Conflict forces a family to leave their home region. Does conflict encourage them to leave or attract them to a new place?
10.A person moves to a town because it offers more employment opportunities. Do the jobs encourage the move or drive the person away?
11.What process can occur when investment and higher-income residents enter a lower-income neighbourhood, raising costs and potentially displacing long-term residents?
Final Challenge
Write the first letter of each clue answer, in order, to reveal the eleven-letter code. Do not rearrange the letters.
12.What eleven-letter code do the first letters of your clue answers make, in order?
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