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Which city would the products be sent to？
The products would be sent to___________________
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A．San Francisco.
B．Dallas.
C．Houston.
D．Los Angeles.
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B．AVaishya mother is considering which of the young women in the local town would make suitable marriage prospects for her son.
C．Two Sudra teenagers engage in a foot race, and the younger of the two wins the race.
D．A 40-year-old man from the Untouchable caste has moved from the countryside to a large city and must look for work in order to support his family.
E．The home of a Kshatriya family is located near a city sewer line, which bursts one day and floods the family's garage.
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B．They agree that Munich would be the best city to live in.
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Italian experts are proposing a dramatic new solution to the watery threat facing the city of Venice. Rather than battling to keep the sea out—they want to use it to help raise the sinking island-city.
(33) The scheme would~ involve pumping huge quantities of sea water into the ground beneath Venice down 12 pipes each of which would be 700m long. The sea water would make the sand beneath the city expand lifting Venice by 30cra in 10 years.
(34)Now, a panel of engineers and geologists from the respected University of Padua have come up with the new scheme costing just a fraction of that—100m euro.
It says the plan would help raise Venice by almost as much as it has sunk over the past three centuries. The professor leading the project says it is not an alternative to the floodgates - but would work in collaboration with them. Be now wants to carry out a trial to see if the theory would work in practice.
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A．Building floodgates to keep the sea out.
B．Stopping the sea level rising.
C．Raising the sinking city of Venice.
D．Saving the city from flooding.
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B、Smart cities would be at least partly run by an AI.
C、Smart cites help with the integration of big data in the cities.
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42 Why did the author go to New York City？
A．Because he had never been there before.
B．Because he wanted to show that he could arrive before both the chicken and the egg.
C．Because he had sent the chicken and the egg to himself.
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A．Going to and from work by car makes the Londoners' life very comfortable.
B．People would rather take buses than take the tube because the fare for the tube journeys is expensive.
C．This plan is against the private cars because it is made by a bus driver.
D．The car parks on the skirts of the city are not enough for the cars which are used by people to go to and from work.
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C．Because he had sent the chicken and the egg to himself.
D．Because he wanted to check which of the two items would arrive first.
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B．The over-concentration of shopping centers.
C．The great number of cars in the city centers.
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