阅读理解(Reading comprehension) Population Chart NamePopulation Birmingham1,006,908 Brighton147,336 Bristol390,697 Falmouth17,883 Grasmere842 London6,696,008 Manchester2,595,705 Newcastle277,674 Whitby12 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Population Chart

Name

Population

Birmingham

1,006,908

Brighton

147,336

Bristol

390,697

Falmouth

17,883

Grasmere

842

London

6,696,008

Manchester

2,595,705

Newcastle

277,674

Whitby

12,171

Industrial　　　▲City

Commerical　　●Town

Tourist centre　■Village

　　Find the names of these places on the map of England. Write them on your answer sheet.

1．It is a large, commercial and industrial city with a population of about three hundred thousand. It is in the northeast of England, on the River Tyne._________

2．It is a tourist centre on the south coast, about eighty-five kilometres from London. It is a medium-sized town with a population of around one hundred and fifty thousand.________

3．It is an industrial and commercial city in central England. It is a very large city with a population of more than one million.________

4．It is a very small village with a population of only eight hundred and forty-two. It is in the north-west of England, on Lake Grasmere.________

答案：
解析：

1．Newcastle;2．Brighton;3．Birmingham;4．Grasmere

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