Communities Puzzle

2. Art and ancient items are kept in a _________ .
4. You can buy medicine at a ____________ ; a drugstore.
7. It is smaller than a town, with only hundreds of people living there.
8. A 'petrol station' in American English is called a ___ _______.
11. A _______ is the kind of place where World Cup soccer games are played.
13. Apartments, tents, caves, even bridges can be ______ for people.
15. It is called a rotary or roundabout or ______ ______ .
16. Don't walk on the road. Instead, walk on the _______ .
19. To play basketball, the only _________ you need is a basketball and a basket (though a full court is better).
20. Banks are open on _________; Mondays to Fridays, not weekends.
26. It's the number of people living in a community.
27. A lot of cars, trucks and/or other vehicles on a busy road is called ________ .
29. It's the busiest port city in Asia.
30. The mayor of a city works in the ___ ______ building.
31. Pastries, cakes and bread are made and sold at a bakery.

1. A butcher's shop cuts and sells ______ .
3. It's the place in a city to study after high school.
5. They are very large metropolitan areas, where more than one city joins together to look like one huge urban area.
6. Cities have more pollution than most towns; bad air, dirty water, noisy nights.
9. Houses high on mountains often have a big A-frame roof because of ______ .
10. Back streets in a city are ________; busy streets are wide.
12. It's the popular Korean city for Korean tourists.
14. The city of Vancouver is Louis' ____________ .
17. Vehicles slow down, stop and turn at an ___________; the place where two streets cross each other.
18. A narrow road or walkway behind a building in a city or town.
21. __________ areas of a city are less crowded, away from downtown, between an urban and rural area.
22. Bodies of people who die are often buried in _______.
23. The kind of smart black bird that can survive in cities.
24. There is a ________ of Lee su-shin in front of many Korean schools; the ________ of Liberty is in NYC.
25. They are similar to butterflies but they fly to lights.
28. In british English it's called a zebra crossing.