Settlement patterns and hierarchy
Quiz by Matthew Corke
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- Q1A shop/service needs a minimum number of people to provide enough customThreshold population30s
- Q2The distance people will travel for a particular shop / serviceRange of the shop/service30s
- Q3It must have it's threshold population within it's rangeWhat does a shop/service need in order to potentially make enough money30s
- Q4Everyday items that have a low threshold population and small range because people shop frequently for them e.g. milk, breadLow order goods / convenience goods30s
- Q5Have a high threshold population because people shop less often for them, but these shops also have a long range. E.g. a car, TV etc. Only found in larger settlementsHigher order goods / comparison goods30s
- Q6When a settlement develops along a road / river in a lineLinear settlement pattern30s
- Q7When the buildings of a settlement are found around a central pointNucleated settlement pattern30s
- Q8When the buildings in a settlement are spread out with plenty of space between themDispersed settlement pattern30s
