Public Places (Tugas b. Inggris kelas 6)

Public Places

ZOO

 

 Zoo (often abbreviated zoo, from animal garden) or a wildlife park where animals are kept in an artificial environment, and displayed to the public. Aside from being a place of recreation, the zoo serves as a place of education, research, and a place for wildlife conservation endangered. Animals kept in zoos are mostly land-dwelling animals, while the animals are kept in aquarium water.

HOTEL

Hotel comes from the word hostel, supposedly taken from an ancient French. Public buildings has been touted since the end of the 17th century. Meaning roughly, "a shelter for migrants" or also "building huts and food providers to the public". So, at first the hotel was created to serve the public.

BANK

Bank is a financial intermediary typically established with the authority to accept deposits, lend money, and issue promissory notes, known as a banknote. The word bank comes from the Italian banca means money changers. Meanwhile, according to the banking law banks are business entities that raise funds from the public in the form of savings and channel them to the public in the form of credit and or other forms in order to improve the living standard of the people.

AIRPORT

 

Airports airport is a facility where aircraft can take off and land. The simplest airport has a runway minimal but large airports typically include various other facilities, both for operators and flight services for its users.

 PORT

 

Port is a facility at the end of the ocean, river, or lake for receiving ships and transferring cargo and passengers into it. Ports usually have tools specifically designed to load and unload cargo ships docked. Cranes and refrigerated warehouses are also provided by the manager as well as private parties concerned. Are often built adjacent supporting facilities such as canning and processing of goods. Government Regulation 69 of 2001 regulates the harbor