UNIT 4-OUR COMMUNITY

1. What are people called who live in a place?

• A. Citizens
• B. Inhabitants
• C. Dwellers
• D. Residents

2. Which of the following is true about cities?

• A. Cities have few inhabitants.
• B. Cities have narrow streets and short buildings.
• C. Cities have lots of public services and tall buildings.
• D. Cities are usually found in rural areas.

3. Which area usually has historical buildings and narrow streets?

• A. City centre
• B. Modern neighbourhoods
• C. Outskirts
• D. Rural areas

4. What is true about rural areas?

• A. They have many public services.
• B. There are fewer open, green spaces.
• C. Villages often share public services like hospitals and schools.
• D. People often work in banks and international companies.

5. What do we call smaller than cities but with fewer inhabitants?

• A. Cities
• B. Towns
• C. Villages
• D. Outskirts

6. Where are villages usually found?

• A. In urban areas
• B. In cities
• C. In rural areas
• D. In the city centre

7. What type of neighbourhood is usually located outside of the city centre?

• A. City centre
• B. Modern neighbourhoods
• C. Outskirts
• D. Village

8. What is true about the city centre?

• A. It usually has historical buildings and narrow streets.
• B. It is usually the newest part of the city.
• C. It has fewer public services.
• D. It has more open, green spaces.

9. What is the main difference between urban and rural areas?

• A. Urban areas have more open, green spaces.
• B. Rural areas have fewer public services.
• C. Urban areas have fewer people.
• D. Rural areas have more variety of jobs.

10. Where are airports usually located in cities?

• A. In the city centre
• B. In modern neighbourhoods
• C. On the outskirts
• D. In villages