Types Of Communities: Urban Suburban And Rural

The video introduces the concept of communities, explaining three common types: urban, suburban, and rural. Urban communities are large and densely populated with tall buildings and busy streets. Suburban communities are less populated, located near cities, and often feature spacious homes. Rural communities have few people and buildings, mainly consisting of farmland and natural scenery. The video concludes with a review of these community types.

What is a community?

• A place where people live together

• A type of building

• A form of government

• A type of transportation

Which of the following is a characteristic of an urban community?

• Farmland

• Tall buildings and skyscrapers

• Large backyards

• Few people

Why is New York City known as the city that never sleeps?

• It has no residents

• The lights stay on all night

• It has no night time

• People work only at night

What is a common feature of suburban communities?

• Spacious homes

• Skyscrapers

• High population density

• Farmland

What is commuting?

• Growing crops

• Building a new home

• Traveling to a city for work

• Living in a rural area

Which type of community is likely to have more natural scenery?

• Urban

• Metropolitan

• Suburban

• Rural

What is a common characteristic of rural communities?

• Frequent public transportation

• High population density

• Many skyscrapers

• Farmland and natural scenery

Which community type is typically less populated than urban areas but more than rural areas?

• Industrial

• Suburban

• Urban

• Rural

What is the main focus of the review section?

• Recapping the three community types

• Introducing new community types

• Explaining government systems

• Discussing transportation

What should you do to understand the type of community you live in?

• Look around your community

• Read a book about cities

• Visit a museum

• Travel to a rural area