Some cities are noisy and some are quiet because of the things that make noise. A city with lots of traffic, people talking, and machines working is loud. A city with fewer cars, more trees, and less activity feels quieter. Imagine a city like a big room, if you have a lot of people shouting in it, it's very noisy. But if only one person whispers, the whole room stays quiet.
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- In a busy city like Tokyo, there are a lot of cars going by all day, that’s why it sounds so loud!
- A quiet town in the countryside has fewer people and fewer machines, so it feels calm.
- Trees near a road help absorb some of the noise, making the city feel less noisy.
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See also
- What Causes a ‘Silent Night’ in Cities?
- What Makes a City ‘Lively’ or ‘Quiet’?
- Why Do Freshly Baked Cookies Make a Crunchy Sound?
- Why Do People Get Lost in Cities They Know Well?
- What Causes ‘Ghost’ Sounds in Old Buildings?
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