City Places
A central part of the city with many offices and stores.
What is downtown?
A narrow path between buildings.
What is an alleyway?
A decorative structure that sprays water.
What is a fountain?
A Christian place of worship.
What is a church?
A group of people living in the same area.
What is a community?
A group of buildings where people live, often sharing walls.
What is a condominium?
A wide, tree-lined street in a city.
What is a boulevard?
A tall structure that stores water for a city.
What is a water tower?
A large, impressive Christian building.
What is a cathedral?
The outer parts of a city.
What are the outskirts?
A place where buses pick up and drop off passengers
What is a bus stop?
A road with no exit.
What is a dead-end street?
A small enclosed space with a public phone.
What is a telephone booth?
A building for religious practice that’s often not Christian.
What is a temple?
A run-down area with poor housing.
What are the slums?
A facility where gasoline is sold for cars.
What is a gas station?
A public area designed for people to walk, no cars allowed.
What is a pedestrian area?
A vertical column used for posting ads.
What is an advertising column?
A structure built to honor someone who has died.
What is a memorial?
The edge or border of a city or region.
What is the periphery?
A large storage building for goods.
What is a warehouse?
The material that covers sidewalks and roads.
What is paving?
Underground channels that carry waste water.
What are sewers?
A carved figure of a person or animal.
What is a statue?
An area within a city with its own name and identity.
What is a neighborhood?