PLAN FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE
152 QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS!!
1 of
151
Term
As long as poverty remains spatially bounded, there is no argument
in favor of place-based programs.
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The area of the lot or parcel that the
True
building is located on
, Power False
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2 of 151
Term
Floor Area Ratio is the measurement of a building's floor area in
relation to what?
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Citizens are not enabled to
participate and instead are The area of the lot or parcel
"educated" by the powerful that the building is located on
True All of the above
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3 of 151
Definition
Refers to the tendency for people to oppose certain
developments located in close proximity to them, whereas they
might otherwise be in support should the development be
located elsewhere.
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NIMBYism Ecocentrism
Regionalism Gentrification
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4 of 151
Term
Freeway Era developments fostered racial segregation.
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True
Targeting refers to how successfully the strategy was in identifying and
helping the intended base and coverage indicates what share of the intended
base was reached.
Power
False
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, 5 of 151
Definition
One example of this is that high parking minimums push buildings
back from the street and make transit and pedestrian access both
difficult and univiting. A second example is that as parking minimums
increase, urban form becomes less compact and more auto-
dependent. This leads to the problem of city congestion.
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Floor Area Ratio is the measurement of a building's floor area in relation to what?
Which of the following is true of special district zones?
How do parking requirements influence urban form? Identify two ways.
Give details.
How does zoning impact the walkability of a city? What is one pro of increasing
the walkability of a city? What is one concern with increasing walkability?
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6 of 151
Term
Place-based policies. Part A. If you were to address poverty in
your hometown and you decided to take a people-based approach.
What would that look like? A. Identify two people-based
tools/programs.
152 QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
SOLUTIONS!!
1 of
151
Term
As long as poverty remains spatially bounded, there is no argument
in favor of place-based programs.
Give this one a try later!
The area of the lot or parcel that the
True
building is located on
, Power False
Don't know?
2 of 151
Term
Floor Area Ratio is the measurement of a building's floor area in
relation to what?
Give this one a try later!
Citizens are not enabled to
participate and instead are The area of the lot or parcel
"educated" by the powerful that the building is located on
True All of the above
Don't know?
3 of 151
Definition
Refers to the tendency for people to oppose certain
developments located in close proximity to them, whereas they
might otherwise be in support should the development be
located elsewhere.
,Give this one a try later!
NIMBYism Ecocentrism
Regionalism Gentrification
Don't know?
4 of 151
Term
Freeway Era developments fostered racial segregation.
Give this one a try later!
True
Targeting refers to how successfully the strategy was in identifying and
helping the intended base and coverage indicates what share of the intended
base was reached.
Power
False
Don't know?
, 5 of 151
Definition
One example of this is that high parking minimums push buildings
back from the street and make transit and pedestrian access both
difficult and univiting. A second example is that as parking minimums
increase, urban form becomes less compact and more auto-
dependent. This leads to the problem of city congestion.
Give this one a try later!
Floor Area Ratio is the measurement of a building's floor area in relation to what?
Which of the following is true of special district zones?
How do parking requirements influence urban form? Identify two ways.
Give details.
How does zoning impact the walkability of a city? What is one pro of increasing
the walkability of a city? What is one concern with increasing walkability?
Don't know?
6 of 151
Term
Place-based policies. Part A. If you were to address poverty in
your hometown and you decided to take a people-based approach.
What would that look like? A. Identify two people-based
tools/programs.
