Urban Geography and City Planning
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Urban Geography and City Planning

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What is revealed about the city's development when viewed from six inches to the mile?

  • The city's development was random and without logic.
  • The city's development was slow and gradual.
  • The city's development was inevitable and well-planned. (correct)
  • The city's development was unplanned and without style.
  • What becomes clear about the country's geography when the jet reaches ten thousand feet?

  • The country has no cities near rivers.
  • The country has no populated valleys.
  • The country has more land than sea.
  • The country has cities where the rivers run. (correct)
  • What is revealed about the earth when the jet rises six miles high?

  • The earth is flat and has more land than sea.
  • The earth is triangular and has no sea.
  • The earth is round and has more sea than land. (correct)
  • The earth is square and has equal amounts of land and sea.
  • What is difficult to understand from six miles high?

    <p>Why the men on the earth find causes to hate each other.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the tone of the poem when discussing human conflict?

    <p>Sad and despairing.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The poem suggests that the city's development was unplanned and without style.

    <p>True</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the poem suggest is the logic behind the location of cities and populated areas?

    <p>the attraction of land and water to humans</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When the jet rises to an altitude of ______________, it becomes clear that the earth is round.

    <p>six miles high</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the poem suggest is difficult to understand from a high altitude?

    <p>Why humans hate each other</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the altitude with the corresponding revelation about the world:

    <p>Six inches to the mile = Why the city developed in a certain way Ten thousand feet = Why cities are located near rivers Six miles high = That the earth is round</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is the author of the poem?

    <p>Zulfikar Ghose</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Perspective from the Sky

    • From six inches to the mile, the city's development appears intentional and organized, contrasting with its haphazard and unplanned appearance on the ground.
    • The jet's height reveals the logic of the city's layout, showcasing the impact of geography on human settlement.

    The Country's Layout

    • At 10,000 feet, the jet reveals the country's geography, explaining why cities are located near rivers and valleys are populated.
    • The natural attraction of land and water to humans is clearly demonstrated from this height.

    The Earth's Shape

    • At six miles high, the jet's perspective confirms the earth's round shape and its majority of sea over land.
    • However, this viewpoint struggles to understand why humans engage in hatred, build dividing walls, and kill each other, despite the shared experience of living on the same planet.

    Perspective from the Sky

    • From six inches to the mile, the city's development appears intentional and organized, contrasting with its haphazard and unplanned appearance on the ground.
    • The jet's height reveals the logic of the city's layout, showcasing the impact of geography on human settlement.

    The Country's Layout

    • At 10,000 feet, the jet reveals the country's geography, explaining why cities are located near rivers and valleys are populated.
    • The natural attraction of land and water to humans is clearly demonstrated from this height.

    The Earth's Shape

    • At six miles high, the jet's perspective confirms the earth's round shape and its majority of sea over land.
    • However, this viewpoint struggles to understand why humans engage in hatred, build dividing walls, and kill each other, despite the shared experience of living on the same planet.

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    This quiz explores the relationship between geography and city development, highlighting the importance of land and water in shaping urban environments.

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