Places in a City
A place with grass, trees, and benches where people can relax and play.
(What is a park?)
Someone who is walking, especially on a sidewalk or crossing the street.
(What is a pedestrian?)
A large building where sports events and concerts are held.
(What is a stadium?)
The process of designing or building something new.
(What is creation?)
A live music performance where people gather to listen and enjoy.
(What is a concert?)
A large open area in a city, often surrounded by buildings or with a monument in the center.
(What is a square?)
A person who is visiting a place for sightseeing and exploration.
(What is a tourist?)
A large public building where art, technology, or science is displayed.
(What is an exhibition center?)
A new and useful object or idea that has been designed to solve a problem.
(What is an invention?)
A group of connected people, things, or systems that help communication or movement.
(What is a network?)
A building where historical objects, art, or scientific items are displayed.
(What is a museum?)
Someone who is passing by but not staying in one place for long.
(What is a passer-by?)
A carved or cast figure of a person or animal, often found in parks or squares.
(What is a statue?)
The ability to think creatively and solve problems in a smart way.
(What is ingenuity?)
A meeting where experts discuss a topic with an audience.
(What is a conference?)
A location where large events, like business meetings or lectures, take place.
(What is a conference?)
A long trip from one place to another, often involving adventure or learning.
(What is a journey?)
The main part of a city where business, shops, and cultural attractions are located.
(What is a city center?)
The process of making something better or bigger over time.
(What is development?)
A way of understanding past experiences and how they shape the future.
(What is personal histories?)
A place where ships load and unload goods and passengers.
(What is a port?)
A way of understanding the world by considering different cultures and perspectives.
(What is a global perspective?)
The design and style of buildings, often influenced by history and culture.
(What is architecture?)
The history and experiences of an individual or a group of people.
(What are personal histories?)
A creative event where new designs, artwork, or inventions are displayed.
(What is an exhibition center?)