Question

make a word that means \an area in the center of a city.\

Explanation:

To form a word meaning "an area in the center of a city", we combine "mid" (from the first card) with the root that relates to city center. The correct combination is "mid" + "town" (though the second card here is "active", maybe a typo or misdisplay, but the intended word for city center area is "midtown"). Wait, but looking at the given cards, maybe there's a mix - but the standard word for center of city area is "midtown". However, if we consider the given cards, maybe a mistake, but the correct word formation here (assuming maybe a card mix, but the root for city center with "mid" is "midtown". But if we use the given "active" - no, that's not. Wait, maybe the second card's yellow part is empty? Wait, the first card has "mid" (yellow), second card's yellow is empty, white has "active". Wait, maybe a typo, but the intended word is "midtown" (mid + town) for center of city area. But with the given "active", no. Wait, maybe the problem has a typo, but the correct word for "an area in the center of a city" formed with "mid" is "midtown".

Answer:

midtown