Level 4🟢 Flashcards
What is the English term for ‘calle’?
Street
True or False: ‘Boulevard’ refers to a wide street in a city.
True
Fill in the blank: A _____ is a street where vehicles are prohibited.
pedestrian street
What is the English equivalent of ‘plaza’?
Square
What type of street is typically lined with trees and is often used for leisure?
Boulevard
Multiple Choice: Which word describes a narrow street often found in old towns? A) Avenue B) Lane C) Boulevard D) Road
B) Lane
What is the historical significance of ‘Main Street’ in American towns?
It often serves as the central business district and social hub.
True or False: ‘Alley’ is a term for a wide main road.
False
Fill in the blank: A _____ is a street that connects two major roads.
connector
What does ‘one-way street’ mean?
A street where traffic can only flow in one direction.
Multiple Choice: Which term refers to a street that is primarily for shopping? A) Residential street B) Commercial street C) Industrial street D) Rural lane
B) Commercial street
What is the English term for ‘avenida’?
Avenue
True or False: ‘Roundabout’ is a circular intersection designed to improve traffic flow.
True
Fill in the blank: A _____ is a street designed for high-speed traffic.
highway
What is the role of ‘street signs’?
To provide information and guidance to drivers and pedestrians.
Multiple Choice: What is a ‘cul-de-sac’? A) A dead-end street B) A main road C) A busy intersection D) A pedestrian pathway
A) A dead-end street
What is the historical significance of ‘Wall Street’?
It is known as the financial district of New York City.
True or False: ‘Expressway’ refers to a road designed for slower traffic.
False
Fill in the blank: The term ‘thoroughfare’ refers to a _____ street.
main
What do you call a street that is often used for festivals and events?
Event street or festival street
Multiple Choice: What is the primary purpose of a ‘service road’? A) To provide access to buildings B) To allow high-speed travel C) To serve as a pedestrian walkway D) To connect two highways
A) To provide access to buildings
What does ‘traffic calming’ refer to?
Design strategies to reduce vehicle speeds and improve safety.
True or False: ‘Main Street’ is often synonymous with ‘High Street’ in the UK.
True
Fill in the blank: A street that is primarily residential is usually referred to as a _____ street.
residential
What is the significance of ‘Champs-Élysées’ in Paris?
It is one of the most famous avenues in the world, known for its theaters, cafés, and luxury shops.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is not a type of street? A) Avenue B) Boulevard C) Pathway D) Highway
C) Pathway
What is the primary function of ‘traffic lights’?
To control vehicle and pedestrian movement at intersections.
True or False: A ‘dead-end street’ allows traffic to pass through.
False
Fill in the blank: An _____ is a street designed for pedestrian use only.
esplanade
What does the term ‘urban street design’ encompass?
The planning and layout of streets in a city to enhance usability and safety.
Multiple Choice: What is a ‘thoroughfare’? A) A small path B) A main road C) A residential area D) A parking lot
B) A main road
What is the historical importance of ‘Fleet Street’ in London?
It was historically associated with the British press and journalism.
True or False: ‘Parkway’ refers to a scenic road often found in park-like settings.
True
Fill in the blank: A _____ is a street that serves as the main route in a neighborhood.
main road
What is the purpose of ‘road markings’?
To provide guidance and information to drivers.
Multiple Choice: Which street is famous for its nightlife in New Orleans? A) Bourbon Street B) Elm Street C) Maple Avenue D) Oak Lane
A) Bourbon Street
What is the significance of ‘Oxford Street’ in London?
It is one of the busiest shopping streets in Europe.
True or False: ‘Side street’ refers to a smaller road that branches off a main road.
True
Fill in the blank: The term ‘urban sprawl’ describes the uncontrolled expansion of _____ into surrounding areas.
cities
What is a ‘gateway’ in urban planning?
An entrance to a city or neighborhood that signifies a transition.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a characteristic of a ‘pedestrian street’? A) High traffic speed B) Limited vehicle access C) Winding paths D) No signage
B) Limited vehicle access
What is the purpose of ‘street furniture’?
To enhance the usability and comfort of public spaces.
True or False: ‘One-way streets’ can improve traffic flow in congested areas.
True
Fill in the blank: A _____ is a street designated for delivery vehicles only.
loading zone
What is the historical significance of ‘Pike Place Market’ in Seattle?
It is a public market that has been in operation since 1907.
Multiple Choice: What is a ‘scenic byway’? A) A road with beautiful views B) A busy highway C) A street in a city D) A dirt road
A) A road with beautiful views
What does ‘urban renewal’ aim to achieve?
To revitalize and improve deteriorating urban areas.
True or False: ‘Bike lanes’ are designated for motor vehicles.
False
Fill in the blank: A _____ is a street that connects residential areas to commercial zones.
connector road
What is the significance of ‘Route 66’ in American history?
It is an iconic highway symbolizing freedom and the American road trip.
Multiple Choice: Which type of street is typically found in rural areas? A) Avenue B) Lane C) Boulevard D) Freeway
B) Lane
What is the purpose of ‘traffic calming measures’?
To reduce vehicle speeds and enhance safety for pedestrians.
True or False: ‘Highway interchanges’ facilitate the transfer of traffic between different roadways.
True
Fill in the blank: A street that is primarily for public transport is called a _____ street.
transit
What is the role of ‘zoning laws’ in urban development?
To regulate land use and development within certain areas.
Multiple Choice: Which street is known for its cultural significance in New York City? A) Fifth Avenue B) Main Street C) Elm Street D) Broadway
D) Broadway
What is the importance of ‘wayfinding systems’?
To help people navigate and find their way in urban environments.
True or False: ‘Speed bumps’ are used to slow down traffic.
True
Fill in the blank: A _____ is a street that is often used for community events.
community street
What is the significance of ‘State Street’ in Chicago?
It is a major thoroughfare known for shopping and dining.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a common feature of pedestrian streets? A) Heavy traffic B) Street vendors C) Fast food chains D) Parking lots
B) Street vendors
What does ‘mixed-use development’ refer to in urban planning?
A type of urban development that blends residential, commercial, and recreational spaces.
True or False: ‘Bike-sharing programs’ are designed to reduce reliance on cars.
True
Fill in the blank: A _____ is a street that leads to a historic site.
heritage trail
What is the role of ‘public transportation’ in urban areas?
To provide accessible and efficient travel options for residents.
Multiple Choice: Which street is famous for its annual parades in Rio de Janeiro? A) Copacabana B) Ipanema C) Avenida Atlântica D) Rua da Praia
C) Avenida Atlântica
What is the importance of ‘traffic enforcement’?
To ensure compliance with traffic laws and maintain road safety.
True or False: ‘Greenways’ are linear parks that provide pathways for walking and biking.
True
Fill in the blank: A _____ is a street designed for emergency vehicles.
fire lane
What is the significance of ‘Sunset Boulevard’ in Los Angeles?
It is known for its cultural landmarks and entertainment industry.
Multiple Choice: Which type of street is often used for cycling? A) Highway B) Sidewalk C) Bike lane D) Alley
C) Bike lane
What is the purpose of ‘urban landscaping’?
To enhance the aesthetic appeal and environmental quality of urban areas.
True or False: ‘Street festivals’ promote community engagement and local culture.
True
