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Multiple Choice Which of the following analogies best describes the relationship between urban planning and zoning? Zoning is like a hammer because it is used as a tool for urban planning. Zoning is like
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Which of the following analogies best describes the relationship between urban planning and zoning?


Zoning is like a hammer because it is used as a tool for urban planning.

Zoning is like a butterfly because it is the final form of urban planning.

Zoning is like a stop sign because it is an obstacle to urban planning.

Zoning is like an egg because it is the process from which urban planning emerges.

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Zoning is like a hammer because it is used as a tool for urban planning.

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