1.
Central Place Theory is associated with:
2.
Which of the following is primarily an element of vertical circulation?
3.
Placemaking primarily seeks to:
4.
Each of the drawings submitted by the students ___ checked before evaluation.
6.
The word “mitigate” most nearly means:
8.
In land pooling/readjustment:
9.
Arrange the following stages in a logical planning sequence: P. Conduct the site survey; Q. Develop alternative proposals; R. Analyse collected data; S. Select the preferred proposal.
11.
Which statements are correct?
12.
The principal objective of universal design is to:
14.
Broadacre City was proposed by:
15.
In anthropometric design, which statement is generally correct?
19.
The price of a plot increases by 20% and subsequently decreases by 20%. Compared with the original price, the final price is:
20.
Which approach is most closely associated with a circular economy?
21.
Which are valid approaches to environmental pollution control?
22.
The Urban Heat Island effect refers to:
24.
A neighbourhood characterised by numerous small plots and closely spaced buildings is generally described as having:
26.
Which principles are generally compatible with heritage conservation?
27.
The concept of Ekistics is principally associated with:
29.
A key characteristic of a decentralized sewerage/wastewater system is:
30.
Which transformations ordinarily preserve both shape and size?
31.
In urban design, urban grain primarily refers to:
32.
Which can constitute Smart City IoT applications?
34.
Which sequence represents an increasing settlement hierarchy?
35.
In industrial location theory, Alfred Weber's approach is principally concerned with: A. Minimisation of transport and labour costs, with consideration of agglomeration
36.
An ecological footprint broadly represents:
37.
Closely spaced contour lines generally indicate:
38.
The City Beautiful Movement primarily emphasised:
39.
In a one-point perspective, lines perpendicular to the picture plane generally:
40.
The URDPFI Guidelines are primarily relevant to:
42.
A real-estate feasibility study primarily helps determine:
44.
The three principal axes in a conventional isometric drawing are separated by:
45.
Crude Birth Rate is conventionally expressed as the number of live births per:
46.
In traffic engineering, Level of Service (LOS) broadly indicates:
47.
Which measures support universal/barrier-free design?
49.
An off-site sanitation system generally:
50.
The ratio of residential land to recreational land in a development is 3:5. If their combined area is 64 hectares, the residential area is:
51.
The concept of the Garden City is associated with:
52.
A major objective of the circular economy is to:
53.
Georeferencing refers to:
54.
Landscape suitability analysis may reasonably consider:
56.
Consider: All TOD projects improve accessibility. Some redevelopment projects are TOD projects. Which conclusion necessarily follows? I. Some redevelopment projects improve accessibility. II. All redevelopment projects improve accessibility.
57.
Transit Oriented Development (TOD) typically encourages:
58.
Two fair coins are tossed simultaneously. The probability of obtaining exactly one head is:
60.
Carrying capacity in environmental planning most appropriately refers to:
61.
In simple random sampling:
64.
The traditional Charbagh garden is principally organised as:
65.
Land Value Capture refers to:
