Place Reading Quiz

QUESTION 9 of 10:

What is typically a neighborhood space composed of a group of separate stores that are connected by sidewalks and that have parking lots in front of the stores?

a) Strip mall

b) Shopping center

c) Mall

d) Business district

Answer:

The correct answer is a) Strip mall.

A Strip mall is the term for a neighborhood space that has a group of separate stores connected by sidewalks and directly accessible parking. Unlike shopping centers or malls, which are usually enclosed, strip malls have individual exterior entrances leading directly from the parking lot.

Explanation:

The term that typically describes a neighborhood space composed of a group of separate stores, connected by sidewalks, and parking lots in front of the stores is a Strip mall. Unlike a shopping center or a mall, which are often enclosed structures and may not have parking directly in front of each store, a Strip mall has individual exterior entrances for each store directly from the parking area. A Business district is a part of a city that contains businesses, but it does not necessarily have a layout with separate stores connected by sidewalks and parking in front of each store.