Question

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1 a place to cross the street safely.
3 to move on foot.
4 a direction that is between north and east.
6 a direction that is opposite of south.

Explanation:

This appears to be a word - definition matching problem, likely related to vocabulary in the context of directions, movement, and street safety. Let's analyze each item:

1. "A place to cross the street safely" - This is a "crosswalk".
2. "To move on foot" - This is "walk".
3. "A direction that is between north and east" - This is "northeast".
4. "A direction that is opposite of south" - This is "north".

If we assume this is a fill - in - the - blank or matching with numbered blanks (the numbers 1, 3, 4, 6 are present), and we need to provide the words for each definition:

For item 1: The word is "crosswalk" as it's a designated area for safe street crossing.

For item 3: The word is "walk" as it means to move by foot.

For item 4: The word is "northeast" as it's the intermediate direction between north and east.

For item 6: The word is "north" as north is opposite to south.

If we are to answer based on a single item (since the problem isn't fully clear on which one to address), let's pick item 1:

The definition "A place to cross the street safely" refers to a crosswalk, which is a designated area for pedestrians to cross roads safely.

Answer:

crosswalk

(If you intended a different item, please clarify the question, such as which numbered definition you want the answer for.)