Challenges of big cities

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Froggy Jumps Challenges of big citiesOnline version Watch the video and answer the questions by Anne 1 What is an urban settlement? a A place where most people work on a farm. b A densely populated area with developed infrastructure. c A small area outside a city with only some shops. 2 Why do many people move to urban areas? a To find better job opportunities and services. b To enjoy a quieter lifestyle and more green spaces. c Because housing is ususally cheaper there. 3 What is one result of overcrowding? a More affordable housing for everyone. b Greater pressure on housing and public services. c More parks and playgrounds. 4 Why do traffic jams occur in cities? a Public transport is used more often than cars. b Roads are closed to reduce pollution. c There are many vehicles and limited road space. 5 Which problem is NOT mentioned in the video? a Light pollution b Housing shortages c Air pollution 6 According to the video, which health problem can be linked to urban pollution? a Broken bones caused by traffic accidents. b Vision problems caused by bright city lights. c Respiratory diseases caused by polluted air. 7 What does the term 'social inequality' describe? a Large differences in wealth and living conditions. b Competition between neighbourhoods. c Different cultural traditions in one city. 8 Which statement summarizes the message of the video? a Urban life is generally easier than rural life. b Cities offer many opportunities, but they also create important challenges. c Most urban problems can be solved simply by building more roads.

Froggy Jumps

Challenges of big citiesOnline version

Watch the video and answer the questions

by Anne

What is an urban settlement?

A place where most people work on a farm.

A densely populated area with developed infrastructure.

A small area outside a city with only some shops.

Why do many people move to urban areas?

To find better job opportunities and services.

To enjoy a quieter lifestyle and more green spaces.

Because housing is ususally cheaper there.

What is one result of overcrowding?

More affordable housing for everyone.

Greater pressure on housing and public services.

More parks and playgrounds.

Why do traffic jams occur in cities?

Public transport is used more often than cars.

Roads are closed to reduce pollution.

There are many vehicles and limited road space.

Which problem is NOT mentioned in the video?

Light pollution

Housing shortages

Air pollution

According to the video, which health problem can be linked to urban pollution?

Broken bones caused by traffic accidents.

Vision problems caused by bright city lights.

Respiratory diseases caused by polluted air.

What does the term 'social inequality' describe?

Large differences in wealth and living conditions.

Competition between neighbourhoods.

Different cultural traditions in one city.

Which statement summarizes the message of the video?

Urban life is generally easier than rural life.

Cities offer many opportunities, but they also create important challenges.

Most urban problems can be solved simply by building more roads.

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Challenges of big cities

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by Anne

What is an urban settlement?

Why do many people move to urban areas?

What is one result of overcrowding?

Why do traffic jams occur in cities?

Which problem is NOT mentioned in the video?

According to the video, which health problem can be linked to urban pollution?

What does the term 'social inequality' describe?

Which statement summarizes the message of the video?

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