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Now the traffic in cities is very terrible. Sometimes you will find it's very slow to take a car. So bikes are popular with people in some big cities. They think it's much faster to ride a bike. What's more, riding bikes is good for our health. It can make us much stronger. We can be greener people if we often ride a bike to work.

But bikes can have some problems, too. A bicyclist must be very careful when he rides on the road. Bikes are called a kind of transport (交通工具), so a bicyclist must obey (遵守) the rules of the road like car drivers. Bike riders are so easy to get hurt because the traffic is always heavy in the city, so they should wear a fine bicycle helmet (头盔) to keep from the danger of hurting.

If a bicyclist wants to know more about traffic rules, he should go to the traffic station. That's the best way to keep him safe.

1.Why are bikes popular with people in some big cities?

A. Because bikes are very cheap.

B. Because people want to save money.

C. Because bikes can stop traffic accidents.

D. Because riding bikes is much faster in the heavy traffic.

2.What's the meaning of the underlined word “bicylist”?

A. 汽车司机 B. 交通警察 C. 自行车手 D. 修理工人

3.Bikers should be ________ when they ride on the road.

A. green B. strong C. fast D. careful

4.Which is NOT true according to the passage?

A. Traffic in cities is very good.

B. Riding a bike is good for our health.

C. a bicyclist should obey the traffic rules, too.

D. The traffic station is a good place to learn traffic rules.

5.What is this passage mainly about?

A. Traffic accidents. B. Ride a bike to work.

C. Some things about riding a bike. D. How to be a good bicyclist.

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