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

months after it is reported. The police have been unfairly criticized for allowing such cars to be vandalized during this period. Because it is illegal for car owners to abandon cars on the street, police need not be concerned about protecting such cars. Which of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument above£¿

A£®In the past, vehicles abandoned in Middletown were removed from the streets an average of four months after initial reports to police.

B£®In one recent year, more than 150 abandoned vehicles were vandalized in Middletown, but police made no arrests for those actions.

C£®Some cars initially classified by Middletown"s police as abandoned were later reclassified as stolen vehicles.

D£®Middletown"s understaffed police force must give the disposition of abandoned cars low priority because of the number of violent crimes now committed there.

E£®In the most recent year for which data are available, there were 28 percent fewer reports of abandoned vehicles than the yearly average for the previous ten years.

_____.

¡ªThe cars give off a great deal of waste gas in the streets.

¡ªYes. But I'm sure something will be done to _________air pollution.

[A] reduce

[B]remove

[C]collect

[D] warn

The dentist had to remove two teeth because they were decaying.

A£®going bad

B£®destroying

C£®going to pieces

D£®rotten

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

ed ones£¿

A£®They were higher in cost.

B£®They were inadequately supplied.

C£®They had lower fuel-efficiency.

D£®They had fewer problems.