Ch. 2 Types of Communities-Grade 3

How are communities different from one another?

• Some communities have people while others do not.

• Every community has a unique way to communicate

• Communities have different people, jobs, and histories.

• Every community has its own museums and theatres.

What does population mean?

• the number of people

• the speed of transportation

• the number of laws

• the number of businesses

What kind of a community am I describing if food is grown for others in the community and people have to travel some distances to visit hospitals and stores?

• Suburban

• Rural

• Urban

How are rural and urban communities similar?

• They share the same history

• They depend on one another to meet needs

• Their citizens work at the same kinds of jobs

• They are in the same location

Which type of community surrounds a large city?

• Urban

• Suburban

• Rural

What can the word transportation mean?

• money earned for goods

• number of cars in a place

• way to make goods

• way to move goods from one place to another.

On which group do businesses depend?

• urban areas

• workers

• college students

• historical societies

Which term means the way a community or country makes and uses goods and services?

• population

• transportation

• economy

• region

Transportation can also mean?

• the movement of people and goods

• the way a community makes and uses goods and services

• the number of people living in a space

• planting, producing, and harvesting produce

Population is?

• the movement of people and goods

• the way a community makes and uses goods and services

• the number of people living in a place

• the planting, harvesting and producing produce