Definition: The tendency to attract.

Alright class, settle in and let’s take a look! That’s a clever observation you made about the dictionary definition – “the tendency to attract.” It’s true, it does hint at what we're really talking about. Let's break down "attractions" properly, shall we? “Attractions” means things that draw people in. Think of it like this: a beautiful park, a thrilling ride, a famous museum – they all have something special that pulls you towards them. They’re what make us want to visit, explore, or spend time with them. It's not just about pulling physically, but also emotionally! A really good movie attraction can draw you into the story; a delicious food attraction can draw your appetite! Here are some ways we see "attractions" in action: Tourist Attractions: Like the Eiffel Tower or the Grand Canyon – they’re famous places people travel to. Entertainment Attractions: Think theme parks, concerts, and sporting events - exciting things to do! Even smaller attractions: A charming little bookstore, a delicious bakery, or a cozy coffee shop can all be considered "attractions" because they draw you in. So, to recap: “attraction” is the act of drawing someone in, and “attractions” are things that do just that! Do you have any questions about this? Perhaps you could give me an example of something you think is an attraction?