URP3001 CHAPTER 12

In Australia, the "sea change" phenomenon is drawing people away from big cities and toward:

Which one of the following is true of the aboriginal population of Aotearoa/New Zealand?

Around what city on the following list has it been common for squatter settlements to be bulldozed rather than adequately resourced?

The largest cities in the small island countries of the southwest Pacific generally began as:

Which one of the following is not true of "green buildings" constructed as part of "green developments" such as Sydney's Central Park?

Gentrification and the New Urbanism are often criticized because they foster:

Which one of the following is true of Sydney's suburbs?

Trends in the evolution of Sydney's city center include:

Which one of the following is a category of "disadvantaged places" within metropolitan Australia?

Which one of the following does not apply to Sydney?

The "walking school buses" that serve many of Auckland's children: neither A nor B both A and B are evidence of the "greening" of New Zealand's cities depend on parents and watchful other adults

"A garden city built around a large lake, with a central focus on a parliamentary triangle and satellite suburbs with town centers of their own." This statement describes:

An Australian state capital began as a penal colony of the British in 1788, served as a sealing and whaling port in the 19th century, and became a "gateway to Antarctica" in the 20th century. What city is it?

Permitting midnight and prayers and extending hours for worship engendered conflict in Sydney's Baulkham Hills district when:

What signature landscape is not correctly paired with the city where it is located?

The growth of what city in Australia has taken place as people have left New South Wales and moved to the Sunbelt?

Railroads were initially built in Australia to connect:

Which one of the following has been an impediment to urban development in most island states of the southwest Pacific?

Capital cities of Pacific Island nations (e.g., Suva) are generally characterized by all of the following except:

The displacement of young people and lower-paid workers from high cost-of-living areas in Australia is a problem if a city considers what to be important?

Auckland grew up around a harbor site. With reference to what other feature could the site of Auckland be described?

Micronesia, Melanesia, and Polynesia are:

What statement reflects the pattern of urban primacy in Australia?

Ozone levels in Sydney regularly exceed the 4-hour standard for ozone concentration on 21 days a year. Why?

Which one of these statements is not true about Australia and New Zealand?

The cities of what country on the following list are most likely to be most severely affected by global warming?

In Sydney, housing prices have more than doubled since the century began, resulting in:

Large, expensive houses in cities of the island Pacific are likely to be:

In Australia, the "tree change" phenomenon is drawing people away from big cities and toward areas that are: