[单项选择]There is ______ traffic on the streets after the rush hour.
A. none
B. fewer
C. less
D. few

[单项选择]Usually there is （） traffic in the streets on weekdays than on Sundays.
A. less
B. little
C. few
D. fewer

[单项选择]Usually there is ______ traffic in the streets on weekdays than on Sundays.
A. less
B. little
C. few
D. fewer

[单项选择]Why is there ______ traffic on the streets today than yesterday
A. less
B. little
C. fewer
D. Few

[单项选择]Usually there is ______traffic in the streets on weekdays than on Sundays.
A. little
B. less
C. few
D. fewer

[单项选择]Why is there ______ traffic on the streets in January than in July
A. less
B. fewer
C. few
D. little

[单项选择]A young man is being hailed a hero tonight after rescuing two children.
A. reported
B. proved
C. caught
D. praised

[单项选择]Her husband was disabled after a traffic accident, so the director of board ______ her to act for her husband.
A. identified
B. authorized
C. rationalized
D. supervised

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Text 2 After Los Angeles, Atlanta may be America’s most car-dependent city. Atlantans sentimentally give their cars names, compare speeding tickets and jealously guard any sidestreet where it is possible to park. The city’s roads are so well worn that the first act of the new mayor, Shirley Franklin, was to start repairing potholes. In 1998, 13 metro counties lost federal highway funds because their air-pollution levels violated the Clean Air Act. The American Highway Users Alliance ranked three Atlanta interchanges among the 18 worst bottlenecks in the country. Other cities in the same fix have reorganized their highways, imposed commuter and car taxes, or expanded their public-transport systems. Atlanta does not like any of these things. Public transport is a vexed subject, too. Atlanta’s metropolitan region is divided into numerous county and smaller city governments, which find it hard to work together. Railways now serve the city center and the airpo
A. The construction of a commuter rail link.
B. His success in re-election in November.
C. The initiation of shuttle bus transit.
D. The allocation of money to widen roads.

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Text 3 After Los Angeles, Atlanta may be America’s most car-dependent city. Atlantans sentimentally give their cars names, compare speeding tickets and jealously guard any sidestreet where it is possible to park. The city’s roads are so well worn that the first act of the new mayor, Shirley Franklin, was to start repairing potholes. In 1998, 13 metro counties lost federal highway funds because their air-pollution levels violated the Clean Air Act. The American Highway Users Alliance ranked three Atlanta interchanges among the 18 worst bottlenecks in the country. Other cities in the same fix have reorganized their highways, imposed commuter and car taxes, or expanded their public transport systems. Atlanta does not like any of these things. Public transport is a vexed subject, too. Atlanta’s metropolitan region is divided into numerous county and smaller city governments, which find it hard to work together. Railways now serve the city center and the airpo
A. to be ironic.
B. to poke fun to them.
C. to be fair.
D. to make it notorious.