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10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) United States (1) United Kingdom (1) Australia (1) Rural India (1) Rural areas in developing countries (1) Saudi Arabia (1) Southern countries (1) Sub-Saharan Africa (1) Traditional societies (1) United Arab Emirates (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 buildings United States The United States values both preserving historical buildings and constructing modern high-rise structures in urban areas. 9
2 buildings United Kingdom Skyscrapers and high-rise buildings are common in urban areas of the United Kingdom and symbolize modernity. 4
3 buildings Australia Australia values both the preservation of historical buildings and the embrace of diverse architectural styles in urban areas. 3
4 buildings Rural India In rural India, traditional huts or small single-story houses are more common than larger buildings. 1
5 buildings Rural areas in developing countries In rural areas of developing countries, buildings typically consist of single-story structures without elevators. 1
6 buildings Saudi Arabia Buildings in Saudi Arabia are known for their extravagant and ornate architecture, reflecting the country's wealth and status. 1
7 buildings Southern countries Southern countries design buildings with open spaces, natural ventilation, and shading to maximize airflow and minimize heat. 1
8 buildings Sub-Saharan Africa Traditional huts and small single-story houses are the most common types of buildings in Sub-Saharan African culture. 1
9 buildings Traditional societies Traditional societies often have buildings with single-story structures and no elevators. 1
10 buildings United Arab Emirates Extravagant and ornate architecture in the United Arab Emirates reflects wealth and status. 1