Great Ayton Counter-Urbanisation Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Great Ayton Counter-Urbanisation QuizOnline version Facts about Great Ayton study by Mark Cowan 1 What mainly influenced counter-urbanisation in the Great Ayton study: physical or human factors? a Physical factors b Human factors c Both equally 2 What distance from school does Great Ayton sit, enabling commuting? a 5 miles b 12.5 miles c 20 miles 3 Which feature made Great Ayton a favourable village according to the study? a Coastal location b Family friendly postcode c Industrial hub 4 How many primary schools in Great Ayton were rated Good+? a One b Three c Two 5 What transport options supported human reasons in Great Ayton? a Trams only b Planes and ferries c Buses, trains and A173 6 What was a key risk in the data collection process? a Bright sunlight b Noise pollution c Stranger danger 7 Which precaution helped reduce data collection risks? a Wearing sensible shoes b Ignoring safety rules c Carrying a weapon 8 What type of data is the questionnaire primarily? a Primary, qualitative b Secondary, qualitative c Primary, quantitative 9 From where did the study obtain population and house data? a World Bank sites b ONS and Rightmove c BBC and Wikipedia 10 What sampling method was used in the study? a Snowball sampling b Convenience sampling c Systematic-random sampling 11 What was the minimum sample size per group? a Fifty responses b Three responses c Ten responses 12 What was the study’s main aim? a Prove urban migration increases b Measure housing prices only c Investigate reasons for counter-urbanisation 13 What percentage of counter-urbanised respondents cited a peaceful environment? a 40% b 75% c 62% 14 Which statistic was used to present data? a Pie chart b Divided bar chart c Line graph 15 What secondary data indicated house price trends? a 9% increase b 20% increase c -5% decrease 16 Which factor was most common for moving? a Economic reasons b Social media influence c Physical reasons 17 What anomaly appeared in the results? a Family in the area was a top reason b Low crime rate c Poor transport 18 What limitation could improve reliability? a Larger sample b Smaller sample c Shorter survey

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Great Ayton Counter-Urbanisation QuizOnline version

by Mark Cowan

What mainly influenced counter-urbanisation in the Great Ayton study: physical or human factors?

What distance from school does Great Ayton sit, enabling commuting?

Which feature made Great Ayton a favourable village according to the study?

How many primary schools in Great Ayton were rated Good+?

What transport options supported human reasons in Great Ayton?

What was a key risk in the data collection process?

Which precaution helped reduce data collection risks?

What type of data is the questionnaire primarily?

From where did the study obtain population and house data?

What sampling method was used in the study?

What was the minimum sample size per group?

What was the study’s main aim?

What percentage of counter-urbanised respondents cited a peaceful environment?

Which statistic was used to present data?

What secondary data indicated house price trends?

Which factor was most common for moving?

What anomaly appeared in the results?

What limitation could improve reliability?