traffic light, a set of red, yellow, and green lights that tells cars when to stop and go., street light, a high lamp on the street that gives light at night., tunnel, a road or path that goes under the ground or through a mountain., underpass, a path or road that goes under another road., thief, a person who steals things., convenience store, a small shop that sells everyday items; often open 24 hours., jail, a place where criminals are kept as punishment., bench, a long seat for people to sit on, often in parks or streets., manhole, a metal cover on the road that you can open to get to pipes or wires underground., drive through, a place where you can order and get food without getting out of your car., vending machine, a machine where you put money in and get snacks or drinks., crossroads, a place where two roads meet and cross each other., U-turn, when a car turns around and goes back in the opposite direction., roundabout, a circular place where cars go around and around to go to different streets., rush hour, the busiest time of day when many people travel to or from work., off-peak time, a quiet time when there are not many people on the road., traffic jam, a long line of cars that are moving very slowly or not at all., Lighthouse, a tall building by the sea with a bright light to guide ships., Dock, a structure built out into the water where boats stop., observation deck, a high place, often on top of a building, where you can look out and see the city., get stuck in a traffic jam, when your car cannot move because there are too many cars on the road., pedestrian area, a place where cars are not allowed, only people walking., overpass, a road or path that goes over another road., crowded, full of many people., packed with people, very full of people., jam-packed with people, extremely full of people; no empty space., Mosque, a building where Muslims pray., Temple, a building where people go to pray in some religions (such as Buddhism or Hinduism)., Church, a building where Christians pray., Cathedral, a very big and important church., Monastery, a place where monks live and pray., Palace, a very large and beautiful home for a king, queen, or important person., bridge, a structure that helps you cross over water or a road; to cross it., crosswalk, a marked place on the road where people can walk across safely., pavement, a hard path next to a road for people to walk on., Castle, a large old building with thick walls, built to protect people in the past., Fortress, a strong building or place built to protect against enemies., Tower, a very tall, narrow building or part of a building., Monument, a special building, statue, or structure built to remember a person or event., Statue, a model of a person or animal made from stone, metal, or wood., Estate, a big house with a lot of land around it.

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