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【题目】--- How is the _______ in Xiangyang ?

--- It’s getting worse and worse．There are always long lines of cars on roads．

A．culture B．food C．weather D．traffic

【答案】D

【解析】

试题分析：句意：襄阳的交通情况如何？是每况愈下。公路上总是有汽车长龙。Culture文化；food食物；weather天气；traffic交通。根据答语中There are always long lines of cars on roads .可推知该选D。

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