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A settled area with just one place to buy food is called a village.

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This small settlement is a group of houses, together with other buildings such as a church and a school, in a country area and is usually found in a rural setting. Most villages have central point, which is the church or the marketplace.

Answer:

A settled area with just 'one place to buy food' is called a village.

Explanation:

  • A village is basically characterized by a small, majorly independent settlement of a bunch of houses lying in 'close proximity' to each other, sharing most entities and assets that are single, common, and open for everybody's use.
  • For the population in villages in considerably low, there isn't a great need for multiple marketplaces.
  • Hence, most villages have a single marketplace where the trade of food and other essential goods takes place.

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