Understanding Communities

What was the initial misunderstanding about the term 'community'?

• It was confused with 'commodity'.

• It was confused with 'communication'.

• It was confused with 'committee'.

• It was confused with 'commute'.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a community?

• A place where people might share similar beliefs.

• An area that can be large or small.

• A place with only one type of building.

• A group of people living or working together.

What is a common feature of suburban communities?

• They are located near big cities.

• They are more crowded than cities.

• They lack local government services.

• They have a lot of agricultural land.

What is a key difference between suburban and urban communities?

• Suburban areas are located near big cities.

• Urban areas have less government services.

• Urban areas have more open space.

• Suburban areas are more crowded.

In rural communities, what is a common use of land?

• Industrial factories

• Agriculture or farming

• Shopping malls

• High-rise buildings

Which type of community is often referred to as 'the country'?

• Rural

• Urban

• Global

• Suburban

Which of the following is true about urban communities?

• They are less crowded than rural areas.

• They have more wildlife than rural areas.

• They are primarily used for farming.

• They have buildings and workplaces close together.

What is a characteristic of regional communities?

• They are only found in rural areas.

• They have their own laws but follow national laws.

• They are not part of any country.

• They have no government.

How do communities solve problems that are too big for one person?

• By ignoring them

• By asking for help from other countries

• By moving to another area

• By working together

What is an example of a global community effort?

• Building a local park

• Hosting a neighborhood party

• Solving world problems

• Creating a new city law