A metropolitan area consists of__________________?
Correct answer: B. a central city and surrounding suburbs and small towns
- A. several small towns
- B. a central city and surrounding suburbs and small towns
- C. the city only
- D. a city with a subway system
Explanation
A metropolitan area includes a central city together with its suburbs and nearby smaller towns that are economically and socially linked to it. A city alone does not constitute a metropolitan area.
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