[单项选择]When millions of tourists pour into the city every summer，big restaurants always take on a lot of part-time waiters．
A. 每年夏天，当大批游人涌入这座城市的时候，大饭店总要聘用许多兼职招待。
B. 每年夏天，当千百万游人涌入这座城市的时候，大饭店总有一些时候聘用招待。
C. 每年夏天，总有大批游人涌入这座城市的时候，大饭店就会聘用专职招待。
D. 当千百万游人冲入这座城市的时候，每年夏天大饭店就会接纳专职招待。

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[单项选择]When millions of tourists pour into the city every summer, big restaurants always take on a lot of part-time waiters.
A. 每年夏天，当大批游人涌入这座城市的时候，大饭店总要聘用许多兼职招待。
B. 每年夏天，当千百万游人涌入这座城市的时候，大饭店总有一些时候聘用招待。
C. 每年夏天，总有大批游人涌入这座城市的时候，大饭店就会聘用专职招待。
D. 当千百万游人冲入这座城市的时候，每年夏天大饭店就会接纳专职招待。

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[填空题]Pubs can be found in every town, city or village in Britain. Social life for many people has 21___ on the pub for many years. Opening and closing times are 22___by law and, ten minutes before closing time, the barman or barmaid rings a bell or 23___，"Last orders!"When you go into a pub you have to go to the bar, pay for your drink and carry it to your seat. It is 24___ in Britain to “go for a drink” with friends. People often 25___at a pub before going on to another place. On Friday and Saturday evening pubs in some city centers can be very 26___. Some people do a tour of all pars in one 27___ and have a drink in each one: this is called a “pub crawl”. It used to be 28___ to get a cup of coffee in a pub, and children were not allowed inside. Though it is still against the law to serve alcohol to anyone under eighteen, pubs are now trying to 29___ family. Pubs with gardens or chairs arid tables outside are often crowded in the summer. Pubs are still a central part of British30___.
A. A．centered
B．depended
C．based
D．acted

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[单项选择]When was the city destroyed
A. On May 10^th.
B. On May 8^th.
C. On May 7^th.
D. On May 5 ^th.

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When the City Free Delivery Service began in America, all the letter carriers needed were their leather satchels. But, as the service continued into the 20th century, cities, populations, and commerce exploded. And before long, carders’ mailbags were stuffed to the brim, and the carders overwhelmed by the volume. Carders needed a vehicle that could get them to their routes and carry the day’s mail, including parcel post packages, without relays back to the post office. The introduction of the Parcel Post Service in 1913 had brought millions of packages into the mail stream for the first time. After World War 1I, the amount of mail delivered to American homes each day increased so dramatically that letter carders could no longer rely solely on pouches and handcarts to carry mail on their daily rounds.
In the late 1950s, the Post Office Department began supplying carriers with three-wheeled mail vans. Known as
A. From Satchels to Mailsters.
B. Too Much Mail.
C. Mailster Mishaps.
D. Motorizing the Mail.

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In every major city in America, commuters are spending more and more time in their cars fighting traffic. The Texas Transportation Institute recently reported that the average commuter spends an extra 46 hours--more than a full workweek--each year caught in traffic.
A major source of the congestion is freight trucks. One large truck takes up the space of almost four cars, and the average truck is becoming longer, with more use of double-and triple-trailers. Increases in truck volume, obviously, add to commuting problems, and according to the U. S. Department of Transportation, freight volume is expected to increase by two-thirds over the next 20 years.
One proposed solution--building new roads--is expensive and politically contentious. But there’s another way: greater use of freight rail.
One freight train can carry the cargo of 500 trucks, and
A. it’s more fuel-efficient per ton-mile
B. it produces less air pollutants
C. it’s more convenient
D. it can help relieve road traffic congestion

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