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What does a physical place, address, or grid coordinates refer to in the context of "Changing Places"?
A location
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Subjective human connection is a key element in defining a place.
True
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Funerals, weddings, and christenings are commonly associated with a
church
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Which place is described as having ‘bad luck’ due to past events by players?
Wembley
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Match the place with its associated perception:
Churches ↔️ Religions disagree
Schools ↔️ Bullying
Gay bars ↔️ Acceptance
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The perception of a hospital is universally positive among patients.
False
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A clone town replaces the individuality of its high street shops with global and national
chains
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Totnes is an example of a
transition
town.
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What is an example of a home town that retains its individual character?
Hebden Bridge
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Chain stores offer a large variety and cheaper prices compared to independent stores.
True
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What is a key goal of transition towns like Totnes?
Protect local history
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Match the approach to place meaning with its description:
Descriptive approach ↔️ World is a set of distinct places
Social constructionist approach ↔️ Place as a product of social processes
Phenomenological approach ↔️ Personal experience of place
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What term did Tuan use to describe the bond between people and place?
Topophilia
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Doreen Massey argued that places have boundaries and fixed identities.
False
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The term NIMBY refers to people who support progress but not at the cost of their local
attachment
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In what year did McDonald's begin as a burger stand?
1937
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McDonald's serves approximately 69 million people per
day
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Localisation is a political movement against global capitalism.
True
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Endogenous factors refer to features with an internal cause or
origin
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Social, economic, and environmental factors are used to measure belonging in a place.
True
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What does it mean to be an insider in the context of "Changing Places"?
Feel welcome
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Match the region with one of its top 10 happiest places in the UK:
Greater London ↔️ Richmond upon Thames
Yorkshire and the Humber ↔️ Skipton
South East ↔️ Winchester
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What is the metaphorical term used to describe a place where people belong?
Home
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Film and TV often create rose-tinted views of
Paris
.
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What industry is considered the heart of Mumbai?
Bollywood
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Match the media portrayal with the place it represents:
EastEnders ↔️ London
The Apprentice ↔️ UK culture
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New York City is known for its diverse music culture and is the birthplace of salsa music.
True
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Which writer based their books in Dorset to create a sense of place?
Thomas Hardy
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Government policies are an agent of change that can stimulate economic growth in a place.
True
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In William Blake's poem "London," he describes the city's streets as
charter'd
.
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Which multinational corporation announced the closure of its Swindon factory in 2019?
Honda
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Tourism contributes significantly to the economy of Belfast, generating over £400 million.
True
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Belfast suffered greatly during the conflict known as "The
Troubles
."
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Which city launched a digital discouragement campaign to manage its negative perception as a party destination?
Amsterdam
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Brick Lane was originally a brick and tile
factory
.
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Quantitative data allows researchers to identify the scale of something objectively without relying on opinions.
True
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Which park in Brick Lane serves as a memorial to Altab Ali, who was killed in 1978?
Altab Ali Park
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There is a clear correlation between unemployment and social
indicators
.
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Quality of life is a subjective measure, while standard of living is more tangible and economic-focused.
True
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What is a growing consequence of high unemployment and health disparities in a place?
Affluence gap
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