Getting Around Town

A person walking is called a

• walker.
• pedestrian. 
• intersection. 
• crosswalk. 

What do we call a drugstore? 

• A hospital
• A pharmacy
• The bakery
• The fire station

When two or more streets cross, this is called a(n) 

• road. 
• crosswalk. 
• intersection. 
• highway. 

Which places does NOT sell food? 

• The grocery store
• A cafe
• A restaurant
• The post office

Which two things stop a car? 

• streetlight; stop sign
• stop sign; crosswalk
• stop sign; stop light
• crosswalk; streetlight

A destination is

• where we start. 
• where we want to go. 

An area where cars can park is called 

• a block. 
• a park. 
• a parking lot or area. 
• the police station. 

When we give directions in the imperative, what is the subject? 

• I/Me/My
• You
• He/She/It

A starting point is 

• where we begin. 
• where we end. 

When giving directions (the imperative) we do not add -s or -ing. 

• True
• False