9/23/25, 8:30 PM Quiz on Movie: Girl on a Bicycle (2013): PUP 200: Cities in Cinema (2024 Fall B)
Quiz on Movie: Girl on a Bicycle (2013)
Due No due date
Points 14
Questions 14
Time Limit None
Instructions
International Space Station Image (https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/149062/shedding-light-on-
urban-development) of Paris - just for the fun of it, before you take the quiz
This is a multiple-choice quiz. The contents of this quiz consist of questions on the faculty presentation
about the movie, questions the readings related to the movie, and questions related to the movie itself.
Only correct answers will add points to your point total. Do not take this quiz until you have downloaded
the study guide, watched the faculty presentation, done the readings, and then watched the movie.
Attempt History
Attempt Time Score
LATEST Attempt 1 9 minutes 11.25 out of 14
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Score for this quiz: 11.25 out of 14
Submitted Nov 25, 2024 at 2:50pm
This attempt took 9 minutes.
Correct answer
Question 1
pts
According to the faculty lecture, bike lanes wherebikes are physically seperated from the car is called
all ages and ability cycling
protected cycling
children and teenage cycling
side-by-side cycling
Cities have a vision to make cycling safe, convenient, comfortable and fun for all ages and abilities (AAA), including families
with children, seniors, and new riders. An inviting and connected network of low stress “AAA” routes will provide a wide
spectrum of the population the option to cycle for most short trips.
Correct answer
Question 2
pts
Which of these is NOT a factor when deciding whether or not to ride a bicycle mentioned in the faculty lecture?
Fear of collision, particularly with a motor vehicle
Presence of a connected road network throughout the city
Presence of separated bicycle lanes along your route
Availability of aesthetically pleasing bicycles in the area
Connectivity and safety are the main reasons as to why people choose whether or not to ride bicycles. The main reason for
the study mentioned in the faculty lecture was based on bicycle infrastructure.
Correct answer
Question 3
pts
The website that Dr. Nelson mentioned, which collects data about collisions, hazards, near-misses and thefts, is called
bikemaps.org
biketracking.org
bikedata.org
bikesafety.org
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Bikemaps.org is a citizen-science tool to map a crash or a near-miss while cycling, or identifying hazards, such as a pothole
that needs to be fixed in your area.
Correct answer
Question 4
pts
According to the faculty lecture, "no way, no how" residents, people who will not ride a bicycle no matter what, are lowest in
_______ and highest in _______.
Victoria, Halifax
Kelowna, Victoria
Halifax, Victoria
Victoria, Kelowna
This could be for a multitude of reasons, but Halifax is colder and has many more hills than Victoria or
Kelowna.
Correct answer
Question 5
pts
The body of water prevalent in the film is ___________.
the river Seine
the English Channel
the Mediterranean Sea
Lac Daumesnil
For centuries, poets, painters, philosophers, novelists, architects, lovers, and tourists, have understood this powerful
attraction. The river Seine flows right through the heart of Paris. It was no accident that the city evolved around this gigantic
avenue for commerce and transportation.
Correct answer
Question 6
pts
Bicycles, scooters, and walking _______.
are forms of alternative transportation
are forms of active transportation
are not suitable forms of transportation in the winter in Paris
are three forms of transportation that Greta used
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Active transportation refers to any form of human-powered transportation – walking, cycling, using a wheelchair, in-line
skating or skateboarding. There are many ways to engage in active transportation, whether it is walking to the bus stop, or
cycling to school/work.
Correct answer
Question 7
pts
This monument was stated to be inspired by a similar monument in Rome.
Arc de Triomphe
Palais du Louvre
Eiffel Tower
Notre Dame
The Arc de Triomphe was completed in 1836 and was inspired by the Arch of Titus in Rome. It was constructed to honor the
memory of those who fought for France and has hundreds of names engraved in its interior walls and at the top (at 150 feet,
which can be visited by elevator).
Correct answer
Question 8
pts
Murray's article "These 8 cities around the world are putting their focus on biking and walking - not cars"
explains that a global network of cities are using bicycles to address what key concern?
depression that increased during COVID, by exercising and being exposed to sunlight
isolation of individuals who ride in cars rather than get to know a neighborhood
air pollution that is leading to bad ozone and worsening health of urban dwellers
climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions
Of course, the migration towards cities means dense populations and concentrated CO2 emissions from
traffic and transportation. For example, in the US, traffic is the single largest source of greenhouse gas
emissions, and globally, transportation remains a top contributor in urban centers.
But there’s good news: Through intelligent urban planning, cities around the globe are working to
improve the quality of life for residents while also tackling carbon emissions. How? According to C40, a
global network of cities committed to addressing climate change, it starts with prioritizing “the movement
of people rather than cars.”
Correct answer
Question 9
pts
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Quiz on Movie: Girl on a Bicycle (2013)
Due No due date
Points 14
Questions 14
Time Limit None
Instructions
International Space Station Image (https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/149062/shedding-light-on-
urban-development) of Paris - just for the fun of it, before you take the quiz
This is a multiple-choice quiz. The contents of this quiz consist of questions on the faculty presentation
about the movie, questions the readings related to the movie, and questions related to the movie itself.
Only correct answers will add points to your point total. Do not take this quiz until you have downloaded
the study guide, watched the faculty presentation, done the readings, and then watched the movie.
Attempt History
Attempt Time Score
LATEST Attempt 1 9 minutes 11.25 out of 14
https://canvas.asu.edu/courses/184451/quizzes/1392912 1/8
,9/23/25, 8:30 PM Quiz on Movie: Girl on a Bicycle (2013): PUP 200: Cities in Cinema (2024 Fall B)
Score for this quiz: 11.25 out of 14
Submitted Nov 25, 2024 at 2:50pm
This attempt took 9 minutes.
Correct answer
Question 1
pts
According to the faculty lecture, bike lanes wherebikes are physically seperated from the car is called
all ages and ability cycling
protected cycling
children and teenage cycling
side-by-side cycling
Cities have a vision to make cycling safe, convenient, comfortable and fun for all ages and abilities (AAA), including families
with children, seniors, and new riders. An inviting and connected network of low stress “AAA” routes will provide a wide
spectrum of the population the option to cycle for most short trips.
Correct answer
Question 2
pts
Which of these is NOT a factor when deciding whether or not to ride a bicycle mentioned in the faculty lecture?
Fear of collision, particularly with a motor vehicle
Presence of a connected road network throughout the city
Presence of separated bicycle lanes along your route
Availability of aesthetically pleasing bicycles in the area
Connectivity and safety are the main reasons as to why people choose whether or not to ride bicycles. The main reason for
the study mentioned in the faculty lecture was based on bicycle infrastructure.
Correct answer
Question 3
pts
The website that Dr. Nelson mentioned, which collects data about collisions, hazards, near-misses and thefts, is called
bikemaps.org
biketracking.org
bikedata.org
bikesafety.org
https://canvas.asu.edu/courses/184451/quizzes/1392912 2/8
,9/23/25, 8:30 PM Quiz on Movie: Girl on a Bicycle (2013): PUP 200: Cities in Cinema (2024 Fall B)
Bikemaps.org is a citizen-science tool to map a crash or a near-miss while cycling, or identifying hazards, such as a pothole
that needs to be fixed in your area.
Correct answer
Question 4
pts
According to the faculty lecture, "no way, no how" residents, people who will not ride a bicycle no matter what, are lowest in
_______ and highest in _______.
Victoria, Halifax
Kelowna, Victoria
Halifax, Victoria
Victoria, Kelowna
This could be for a multitude of reasons, but Halifax is colder and has many more hills than Victoria or
Kelowna.
Correct answer
Question 5
pts
The body of water prevalent in the film is ___________.
the river Seine
the English Channel
the Mediterranean Sea
Lac Daumesnil
For centuries, poets, painters, philosophers, novelists, architects, lovers, and tourists, have understood this powerful
attraction. The river Seine flows right through the heart of Paris. It was no accident that the city evolved around this gigantic
avenue for commerce and transportation.
Correct answer
Question 6
pts
Bicycles, scooters, and walking _______.
are forms of alternative transportation
are forms of active transportation
are not suitable forms of transportation in the winter in Paris
are three forms of transportation that Greta used
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, 9/23/25, 8:30 PM Quiz on Movie: Girl on a Bicycle (2013): PUP 200: Cities in Cinema (2024 Fall B)
Active transportation refers to any form of human-powered transportation – walking, cycling, using a wheelchair, in-line
skating or skateboarding. There are many ways to engage in active transportation, whether it is walking to the bus stop, or
cycling to school/work.
Correct answer
Question 7
pts
This monument was stated to be inspired by a similar monument in Rome.
Arc de Triomphe
Palais du Louvre
Eiffel Tower
Notre Dame
The Arc de Triomphe was completed in 1836 and was inspired by the Arch of Titus in Rome. It was constructed to honor the
memory of those who fought for France and has hundreds of names engraved in its interior walls and at the top (at 150 feet,
which can be visited by elevator).
Correct answer
Question 8
pts
Murray's article "These 8 cities around the world are putting their focus on biking and walking - not cars"
explains that a global network of cities are using bicycles to address what key concern?
depression that increased during COVID, by exercising and being exposed to sunlight
isolation of individuals who ride in cars rather than get to know a neighborhood
air pollution that is leading to bad ozone and worsening health of urban dwellers
climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions
Of course, the migration towards cities means dense populations and concentrated CO2 emissions from
traffic and transportation. For example, in the US, traffic is the single largest source of greenhouse gas
emissions, and globally, transportation remains a top contributor in urban centers.
But there’s good news: Through intelligent urban planning, cities around the globe are working to
improve the quality of life for residents while also tackling carbon emissions. How? According to C40, a
global network of cities committed to addressing climate change, it starts with prioritizing “the movement
of people rather than cars.”
Correct answer
Question 9
pts
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