Exploring Landmarks and Culture

Which of the following is an example of a landmark?

• A traffic light

• The Eiffel Tower

• A crosswalk

• A street sign

What is the main purpose of public transportation in a city?

• To provide entertainment

• To help people travel around the city efficiently

• To display art

• To sell food

A "boulevard" is best described as:

• A small alleyway

• A main wide street, often lined with trees

• A riverbank

• A marketplace

Which term refers to a person walking, especially in a city?

• Pedestrian

• Landmark

• Canal

• Monument

What is a "heritage site"?

• A new shopping mall

• A place recognized for its cultural or historical importance

• A public park

• A modern office building

Which of the following best describes "gentrification"?

• The process of building new highways

• The renovation of neighborhoods, often leading to higher property values and displacement of original residents

• The founding of a city

• The demolition of old buildings

If someone is "multilingual," what does that mean?

• They speak only one language

• They speak more than one language

• They cannot speak

• They only write in one language

Which of the following is an example of a "custom"?

• A city map

• Shaking hands when greeting someone

• A subway station

• A traffic sign

What is the main function of a "community center"?

• To provide a place for people to gather and participate in activities

• To sell groceries

• To serve as a police station

• To store historical documents

Which term refers to the movement of people from one place to another?

• Migration

• Demolition

• Translation

• Expansion