Concept:A village and a town are classified by human and functional features, not by their location on the map.
Explanation:Towns usually have a larger
population size than villages.
Towns provide a wider
range of functions such as administration, banking, and education.
Towns also support a greater
variety of activities such as industry, transport, and commerce.
The
geographical situation of a settlement is about its physical location and surroundings.
A settlement's geographical situation does not determine whether it is a village or a town.
Many villages and towns can share the same geographical situation, yet they differ in population and functions.
Thus, geographical situation is not an important criterion for distinguishing between them.
Answer:A. Geographical situation