A neighborhood business district generally is comprised of a minimum of ________.
A) several service stores (such as a dry cleaner and restaurant)
B) one department store and a group of specialty and convenience stores
C) a grouping of stores with similar merchandise lines
D) a junior department store, variety store, and several service shops

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A neighborhood business district can vary in size and composition, but it typically includes a variety of service stores that cater to the needs of the immediate community, such as a grocery store, pharmacy, dry cleaner, restaurant, and perhaps a small retail shop or two. A neighborhood business district may also include some professional offices, such as a dentist or attorney. While a neighborhood business district may have some specialty or convenience stores, it usually does not have a department store or variety store. A grouping of stores with similar merchandise lines, such as a fashion or home décor district, would be more typical of a retail shopping district or mall, rather than a neighborhood business district.

A Neighborhood Business District Generally Is Comprised of a Minimum