Real Estate Land Use Test
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In this quiz on real estate, answer a whole host of questions regarding land use, including topics like mobility, finiteness, urbanisation, market towns, ports, settlements and much more. Think you know it all? Let’s find out if you do.
- 1.It is how land is perceived when it is considered as a private commodity which can be owned,used, bought or sold for personal comfort and profit.
- A.
Land as factor of production
- B.
Land as consumption good
- C.
Land as shared natural resource
- D.
Land as property
- 2.It is referring to a characteristic of land wherein land is considered fixed in place.
- A.
Immobility
- B.
Finiteness
- C.
Infiniteness
- D.
Mobility
- 3.It is referring a characteristic of land wherein land is considered not reproducible.
- A.
Infiniteness
- B.
Immobility
- C.
Mobility
- D.
Finiteness
- 4.
- A.
Urbanization
- B.
Land use
- C.
Land class
- D.
Market
- 5.This urban land use class refers to manufacturing areas consisting of factories
- A.
Industrial
- B.
Residential
- C.
Open space
- D.
Institutional
- 6.The urban land use class includes public or government areas and special uses such ascemeteries and memorial parks
- A.
Institutional
- B.
Residential
- C.
Industrial
- D.
Open Space
- 7.This urban land use class includes single- and multiple-family dwellings
- A.
Institutional
- B.
Residential
- C.
Industrial
- D.
Open Space
- 8.When the inherent features or characteristics of land have not been considerably altered ormodified, this type of land uses is
- A.
Combined or multiple land uses
- B.
Reversible
- C.
Compatible
- D.
Incompatible
- 9.
- A.
Irreversible
- B.
Combined or multiple land uses
- C.
Compatible
- D.
Incompatible
- 10.
- A.
Irreversible
- B.
Combined or multiple land uses
- C.
Compatible
- D.
Incompatible
- 11.It is a general term used for a permanent or temporary community in which people live, withoutbeing specific as to size, population or importance.
- A.
Settlement
- B.
Barangay
- C.
Housing
- D.
Town
- 12.
- A.
Radial
- B.
Dispersed
- C.
Nucleated
- D.
Linear
- 13.
- A.
Radial
- B.
Dispersed
- C.
Nucleated
- D.
Linear
- 14.
- A.
Radial
- B.
Dispersed
- C.
Nucleated
- D.
Linear
- 15.
- A.
Market towns
- B.
Ports
- C.
Industrial towns
- D.
Seaside resorts
- 16.
- A.
Market towns
- B.
Ports
- C.
Industrial towns
- D.
Seaside resorts
- 17.They contain a heterogeneous population consisting of different ages, cultures and ethnicities
- A.
Rural settlements
- B.
Urban Settlements
- C.
Both rural and urban settlements
- D.
None of the above
- 18.They are more or less self-contained and may not use zoning controls or have limited planningand development regulations
- A.
Rural settlements
- B.
Urban Settlements
- C.
Both rural and urban settlements
- D.
None of the above
- 19.They rely on a local and agricultural-based economy with dependencies on services, such ashospitals and educational establishments in nearby urban centres
- A.
Rural settlements
- B.
Urban Settlements
- C.
Both rural and urban settlements
- D.
None of the above
- 20.They are more expansive and contain a wide range of land uses
- A.
Rural settlements
- B.
Urban Settlements
- C.
Both rural and urban settlements
- D.
None of the above
- 21.It is an anticipated list of activities for the achievement of a target by a unit or person
- A.
Planning
- B.
Planning Process
- C.
Problem setting
- D.
Strategy
- 22.It refers to the rational and judicious approach of allocating available land resources to differentland using activities
- A.
Urbanization
- B.
Land reform
- C.
Land use planning
- D.
Urban growth
- 23.It is a visual representation of the plan and shows how land or the structures on the land areused over a particular period of time
- A.
Contour map
- B.
Topographic map
- C.
Land use plan
- D.
Land use map
- 24.It is a document that outlines the preferred future spatial arrangement of land uses, with a setof proposed actions to turn the plan a reality.
- A.
Tax Map
- B.
Land use plan
- C.
Land use map
- D.
Topographic map
- 25.It refers to a document embodying specific proposals for guiding, regulating growth anddevelopment of a city or municipality
- A.
Building Code
- B.
Zoning ordinance
- C.
Comprehensive Land Use Plan
- D.
Comprehensive Development Plan
- 26.It is the guide to the proper location of activities in space.
- A.
Tax map
- B.
Building code
- C.
Land use map
- D.
Zoning
- 27.It has been singled out in the Local Government Code as the principal instrument forimplementing the CLUP.
- A.
Building code
- B.
Zoning
- C.
Zoning ordinance
- D.
Tax map
- 28.It is a land use policy area referring to resources that need to be protected, conserved,rehabilitated, including areas that require prevention and mitigation of disasters
- A.
Production
- B.
Infrastructure
- C.
Protection
- D.
Settlements
- 29.It is a land use policy area which deals with capital investments that support spatial integration, production efficiency and social service delivery.
- A.
Production
- B.
Infrastructure
- C.
Protection
- D.
Settlements
- 30.It is a land use policy area which is focused on economic production from the extractive to themodern service sectors.
- A.
Production
- B.
Infrastructure
- C.
Protection
- D.
Settlements
- 31.It is a spatial (non-spatial) and social process which refers to the changes of behaviour and social relationships that occur in social dimensions as a result of people living in towns and cities
- A.
Urban Growth
- B.
Urbanisation
- C.
Globalization
- D.
Urban sprawl
- 32.It is a process which tells of a development of all aspects of human life affecting sustenance.
- A.
Urbanization
- B.
Sustainability
- C.
Globalization
- D.
Urban growth
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