The model in urban ecology that stresses distance of residence from central business based on social class is the_________________?
Correct answer: B. concentric zone model
- A. sector model
- B. concentric zone model
- C. multiple nuclei model
- D. wedge-shaped model
Explanation
The concentric zone model explains urban areas as rings expanding outward from the central business district, with residential patterns linked partly to social class and distance. The sector model instead emphasizes wedge-shaped growth along transport routes.
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