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A small community in a rural area, typically with a population of 500–2,500. Villages are usually smaller than towns and have fewer facilities.

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What is a Village?

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A populated area with a local government and fixed boundaries. Towns are usually mid-sized and closer to cities.

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What is a Town?

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A large or important town with a higher population density than a town. Cities are urban centers with more facilities, such as shopping centers and advanced healthcare facilities.

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What is a City?

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A place where airplanes take off and land. It has terminals where passengers wait and check in for their flights.

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What is an Airport?

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Structures made for people to live, work, or do activities in. Examples include houses, schools, and offices.

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What are Buildings?

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A place where people keep their money safe. You can also borrow money or exchange different types of currency there.

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What is a Bank?

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Coins and paper bills that people use to buy things. It is a way to trade for goods and services.

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What is Money?

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A place where you can send and receive letters and packages. It also sells stamps and other mailing supplies.

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What is a Post Office?

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Small pieces of paper that you stick on letters or packages to show that you have paid for sending them through the mail.

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What are Stamps?

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A store that sells medicine, health products, and sometimes everyday items like snacks and toiletries.

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What is a Drugstore?