The central area of a city that is distinct from the outlying suburban areas is called:
A) the midtown
B) the inner city
C) the business district
D) the intra-city

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The term "inner city" typically refers to the central area of a city that is characterized by a higher population density, lower income levels, and a greater proportion of minority residents. This area often has distinct physical features, such as smaller and older housing units, and may be economically and socially marginalized from the rest of the city. The other choices (A, C, and D) may also refer to parts of a city, but do not necessarily capture the characteristics of the inner city specifically.

The Central Area of a City That Is Distinct from the Outlying