How does a town compare with a village?
ASmaller, with fewer services overall
BLarger, with wider functions and services
CAlways smaller and purely agricultural
DIdentical to a village in every respect
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Larger, with wider functions and services
1. A town is generally larger than a village but smaller than a city.
2. It offers a wider range of functions and services.
3. Towns often act as local centres of commerce, administration and culture.
_Source: Wikipedia, Human settlement, Town_
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