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16．听第10段材料，回答第17至20题．
17．Why was the Palace of Fine Arts built？
A．For the military．B．For the Panama-Pacific International Expo．
C．For the National Park Service．
18．According to the talk，who loves to take photos at the palace？
A．Bird lovers．B．People studying architecture．C．People getting married．
19．How big is the Palace of Fine Arts？
A.17 acres in total．B.33 acres in total．C.15a cres in total．
20．What was once stored in the palace during World War II？
A．Paintings．B．Military vehicles．C．Food for animals．

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