The cars were abandoned because it was impossible to go any further in the fog.£¨£©

A lane of an intelligent highway could probably handle the maximum number of cars (6,000) ff there were only a few ______.

A¡¢when crossed

B¡¢when crossing

C¡¢if you crossed

D¡¢while you were crossing

A£®A man was beaten to death in the immigrant community.

B£®Many cars, buses, and commute trains were torched.

C£®Two teenagers who were reported to have been chased by the police were electrocuted.

D£®Two young men hid themselves in a power sub-station.

Why were cars considered the problem in colonial towns£¿

A£®Carts scared the pigs away.

B£®Carts injured a large number of people.

C£®Carts often moved too slowly.

D£®Carts broke down too easily.

We were deeply impressed by the rich variety of imported cars ______.

A£®on display

B£®in display

C£®for display

D£®to display

When were the two cars with bombs found£¿

A£®On Sunday

B£®On Friday

C£®On Saturday

Which of the following is true£¿

A£®Model T cars were popular because of their cheap materials.

B£®Model T were the first cars produced in large quantities.

C£®Henry Ford was born in Detroit.

D£®Henry Ford had been a farmer before he became a mechanic.

A.defects

B.flaws

C.faults

D.errors

A£®They were higher in cost.

B£®They were inadequately supplied.

C£®They had lower fuel-efficiency.

D£®They had fewer problems.

A£®They were produced on the assembly line

B£®They were built with less costly_ materials

C£®They were modeled after British cars

D£®They were made for ordinary use