Areas that are not defined by adults but provide a space for children to play are referred to as:

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Natural play spaces are areas that are not specifically designed by adults but are instead natural environments where children can engage in unstructured play. Option B (unsafe) is incorrect because natural play spaces are not necessarily unsafe, and option C (play-based areas) is not specific enough as it could refer to any area where children can play. Option D (school playgrounds) is incorrect because these areas are usually designed and constructed by adults. Option E (both B and C) is incorrect because natural play spaces are not necessarily unsafe and the term "play-based areas" is too broad.

Areas That Are Not Defined by Adults but Provide a Space