All these categories overlap
each other – for example a leisure centre will have
a pub or café in it and similarly opticians will
be a business and shop as well as a service to be purchased.
You must choose the ‘best fit’ for each of these
categories when doing the quiz.
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These
are places where people are employed
to make or supply goods and services.
Computer software companies, breweries
and anyone who 'makes' articles to sell
will come into this category.
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These are places where
people can go to enjoy themselves after
work and at weekends. They could include
cinema's, theatre's and sports centres.
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These are places where
you find people to help you. When they
are Public, this means they are owned
by the government and run for everyone's
convenience. The police force, schools
and buses would be included in this
category.
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These are only those
buildings where people live, their houses
and homes.
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These are places where
people can go to buy things to eat and
drink. The difference between these
and shops, is that you sit and consume
them in the building.
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These are places where
you go to buy help rather than goods.
Opticians, lawyers and travel agents would
come into this category.
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These are places where
people can buy goods. They can either
take the things home with them or have
them delivered by the shop.
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