MCQ Chapter 7 India’s Urban Landscape Class 8 Social Science CBSE Board Advertisement 1. Which of the following best explains why cities become centres of political and administrative power?They contain only agricultural settlements.They have no need for government institutions.They remain disconnected from trade and transportation.They concentrate government institutions, economic activities, and administrative functions.Question 1 of 202. Which city is particularly associated with handicrafts and gem jewellery?JaipurGurugramKolkataJamshedpurQuestion 2 of 203. Which city is famous for wooden toys?MoradabadTirupurChannapatnaKanchipuramQuestion 3 of 204. Which city is famous for silk sarees?NagpurKanchipuramIndoreKochiQuestion 4 of 205. What is one important economic benefit of tourism in historically significant cities?It removes the need for transport services.It eliminates all demand for accommodation.It prevents local businesses from operating.It creates demand for hospitality, transport, food, and handicrafts.Question 5 of 206. Which of the following is a major urban problem associated with the development of heat islands?Rising temperatures in built-up areasA permanent increase in agricultural landA complete elimination of air pollutionA reduction in the need for energyQuestion 6 of 207. Which group of problems is commonly associated with poorly planned urban growth?Improved sanitation everywhere and unlimited water supplyLower demand for housing and transportTraffic congestion, waste generation, and inadequate sanitationThe complete disappearance of overcrowdingQuestion 7 of 208. Why is improving health and education infrastructure for slum dwellers important?It encourages cities to remove all public facilities.It helps address the difficulties faced by people living in overcrowded settlements with limited services.It prevents people from accessing employment opportunities.It increases the need for unplanned residential areas.Question 8 of 209. Which organisations and groups are mentioned as participating in the revival of Bengaluru's lakes?Only international tourism companiesOnly private transport operatorsOnly large manufacturing industriesNon-profit organisations, Resident Welfare Associations, and local communitiesQuestion 9 of 2010. What is the purpose of repairing lake bunds with natural materials?To support lake restoration as part of efforts to improve the surrounding environmentTo encourage the dumping of chemicals into lakesTo convert lakes into industrial storage areasTo increase encroachment on lake bedsQuestion 10 of 2011. Which of the following would an urban planner need to consider when organising a city's transport system?Only the location of historical monumentsOnly the number of factories in the cityThe transport requirements of residents and how different transport systems connectOnly the number of residential buildingsQuestion 11 of 2012. Which public safety provision is specifically relevant to effective urban planning?Locating all emergency services far from residential areasProviding safe streets for pedestrians and cyclists and accessible fire and police stationsRemoving pedestrian facilities from busy streetsPreventing emergency vehicles from accessing neighbourhoodsQuestion 12 of 2013. Why were Jaipur's public squares important in the original city design?They were intended exclusively for military training.They were designed only for storing agricultural machinery.They prevented people from interacting with one another.They served as centres of trade and social interaction and contained important buildings and temples.Question 13 of 2014. How did the design of markets in Jaipur help traders and travellers?Shaded porches provided greater comfort.Markets were located far away from all public squares.Streets were designed without access to sunlight.All public spaces were closed to visitors.Question 14 of 2015. What is the main purpose of Singapore's regularly updated Master Plan?To prohibit the construction of public facilitiesTo ensure that the city never changesTo guide development while responding to changing infrastructure needsTo replace long-term planning with unplanned constructionQuestion 15 of 2016. How does Singapore's integrated transport system encourage sustainable urban living?By making private cars the only available transport optionBy connecting railways, buses, cycling paths, and green walking corridorsBy removing pedestrian routes from residential areasBy separating all parks from neighbourhoodsQuestion 16 of 2017. Which of the following is an important feature of an inclusive urban neighbourhood?Public facilities that are accessible only to working adultsThe removal of parks and community spacesHousing and services available only in distant areasConvenient access to parks, public transport, healthcare, and other essential facilities for different groupsQuestion 17 of 2018. What is the role of public spaces in creating a vibrant city?They provide places for recreation, interaction, cultural activities, and community life.They prevent people from sharing ideas.They exist only to accommodate industrial machinery.They eliminate the need for community relationships.Question 18 of 2019. Which of the following best describes the relationship between urbanisation and rural areas?Urbanisation makes rural areas completely unnecessary.Rural and urban areas have no economic connections.Urban growth affects only people living within city boundaries.Urbanisation can affect connected rural areas, and cities and villages depend on one another in different ways.Question 19 of 2020. Which approach best represents the vision of a sustainable city of the future?Expanding built-up areas without protecting natural resourcesCombining economic opportunities, inclusive public services, environmental protection, and responsible resource usePrioritising construction while ignoring pollution and inequalityRemoving green spaces to make room for all new buildingsQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...
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