The following are descriptions of the Concentric Zone Model except one.a.Zone 4 is for Residentialb.Assumes an isotropic plane.c.Land values are most expensive at the center.d.Model results in high-rise and high-density buildings in the CBD.e.Model develops in sectors.

In the concentric zone model, Zone B is likely to house what?Question 1Select one:a.The city's industrial centreb.Wealthy commuter homesc.Formerly wealthy homes split into cheap apartmentsd.Rural outposts

The concentric zone model is portrayed as a series of rings, with the outer-most ring being the –Group of answer choicesfactory zone.central business district.commuter zone.working-class zone.zone of transition.

The sector model differs from the concentric model because the sector model  –Group of answer choicesshows city growth moving through rings from the CBD.the suburbs are the fastest growing feature near the CBD.shows city growth moving through wedges from the CBD.has zoning prohibiting growth near the CBD.

For the concentric Zone Model, what might be a trait of the Central Business District?Group of answer choicesSky scrapers, high concentration of offices and financial institutionsOld factories and warehouses, some of which may be in use and some boarded upWhere wealthy people who could afford to commute livedLarge lots, waiting for development

For the concentric Zone Model, what might be a trait of the Rural-urban fringe?Group of answer choicesSky scrapers, high concentration of offices and financial institutionsOld factories and warehouses, some of which may be in use and some boarded upThe suburbs: middle class and upwardly mobileLarge lots, waiting for development