Unit 1 - Lesson 1 (Recap)

What is a key characteristic of a detached family house?

• It shares a wall with another house.

• It stands alone without any shared walls.

• It is part of a row of houses.

• It is a single-storey dwelling.

Which type of house is typically found in a row and shares walls with neighbouring houses?

• Detached house

• Semi-detached house

• Terraced house

• Bungalow

What is the main difference between a semi-detached house and a detached house?

• Semi-detached houses are always single-storey.

• Semi-detached houses share one wall with another house.

• Detached houses are always part of a row.

• Detached houses are smaller than semi-detached houses.

Which type of property is typically a single-storey dwelling?

• Flat

• Bungalow

• Terraced house

• Link detached

What is a common feature of flats and apartments?

• They are always detached.

• They are single-storey.

• They are part of a larger building with multiple units.

• They have private gardens.

What distinguishes a link detached house from a detached house?

• Link detached houses are connected by a garage or carport.

• Link detached houses are always part of a row.

• Link detached houses have no shared walls.

• Link detached houses are smaller than detached houses.

Which type of property is most likely to have a communal entrance?

• Detached house

• Semi-detached house

• Flat

• Bungalow

Which type of house is typically more affordable due to shared construction costs?

• Detached house

• Semi-detached house

• Terraced house

• Bungalow

What is a common advantage of living in a bungalow?

• They are always located in city centres.

• They have no stairs, making them accessible.

• They are the tallest type of house.

• They have the largest gardens.

Which type of property is most likely to be found in urban areas?

• Detached house

• Semi-detached house

• Flat

• Bungalow