Collation about towns and cities

What might prevent you from sleeping in a house near a busy motorway?

Exhaust fumes will get worse if what increases?

What is the opposite of a restaurant which is good value?

What kind of area with poor, home-made houses could certainly be called a deprived area?

If an area is very interesting historically, what may it officially be called?

What is another way of saying an expensive restaurant?

What do we call blocks of flats which have many storeys, perhaps 20 or more?

What adjective could be used about an attractive and perhaps slightly unusual old building

Match the following

• shops, which are too expensive for me.

• There was bumper-to-bumper

• city covering an enormous area.

• I get asthma from the terrible exhaust

• area but work in the city centre.

• 1.

  It is a sprawling

• fumes in the city centre.

• I live in a residential

• traffic all the way to the airport.

• 2. It is full of upmarket

Match the following

• with shops and cafés.

• The streets were strewn

• areas are not far from the city centre.

• On the outskirts are some industrial

• zones and some large supermarkets.

• The main street is lined

• with litter.

• The main street in town

• runs from the castle to the river.

• Some of the more deprived