Ways Between Cities
Age 10 · Geography
People travel between cities by high-speed rail, motorway, air and sea. These routes connect nearby towns, far countries and even different continents.
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- High-speed train on a viaduct: fast rail travel between cities
- Coach on a motorway: road travel linking towns and cities
- Airplane above an airport: air routes covering long distances
- Ferry leaving a harbour: sea lanes carrying people and vehicles across water
Examples
- Taking a train to visit relatives in another city.
- Flying to a holiday in a different country.
Key takeaways
- High-speed trains, motorways, planes and ferries each connect places in different ways.
- Air and sea routes can link cities across countries and continents.
Quiz: Ways Between Cities (Age 10)
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Which form of transport does the card describe as fast rail travel between cities?
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Which routes can link cities across countries and continents?
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Which form of transport is used for sea lanes carrying people and vehicles across water?
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