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State PSC Indian Demographics — practice questions — page 9

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Questions
  1. Answer
    54
    Question
    Urban share of world population today, per cent
  2. Answer
    512
    Question
    Million-plus cities in 2016
  3. Answer
    31
    Question
    Mega cities in the world now
  4. Answer
    30000
    Question
    Minimum urban population in Japan
  5. Answer
    1912
    Question
    Year Canberra was planned
  6. Answer
    1915
    Question
    Year conurbation was coined
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_Source: syllabus Geography, Fundamentals of Human Geography, Chapter 10, Human Settlements._

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Settlements bingo

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Clues and terms
  1. Clue
    Merged towns, term by Geddes.
    Item
    Conurbation
  2. Clue
    Boston to Washington, Gottman's word.
    Item
    Megalopolis
  3. Clue
    Over 10 million people.
    Item
    Mega city
  4. Clue
    Crosses the one million mark.
    Item
    Million city
  5. Clue
    New Flower, capital of Ethiopia.
    Item
    Addis Ababa
  6. Clue
    Planned garden city by Griffin.
    Item
    Canberra
  7. Clue
    Cleaner outskirts where commuters live.
    Item
    Suburb
  8. Clue
    Ice block house of the Eskimos.
    Item
    Igloo
  9. Clue
    Village along a road or river.
    Item
    Linear
Instructions
Read each clue and tap the term it describes.
_Source: syllabus Geography, Fundamentals of Human Geography, Chapter 10, Human Settlements._

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