Super Sized Cities (OCR GCSE Geography B (Geography for Enquiring Minds)): Quizzes

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What is the population threshold for a city to be classified as a megacity?

Over 10 million people

What primarily defines a world city?

Economic importance

Why is London NOT classified as a megacity despite being a top world city?

Its population is below 10 million

How many megacities existed globally in 1950?

Two

Which two cities became megacities between 1950 and 1975?

Mexico City and São Paulo

What is unique about Tokyo compared to all other megacities?

It exceeds 30 million people

Which region contained the majority of megacities by 2015?

Asia

Which factor involves birth rates exceeding death rates in cities?

Natural population increase

How do coastal locations specifically help cities grow into megacities?

They facilitate international trade

What type of migration involves people moving from countryside to cities?

Rural-urban migration

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