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Often what people notice about Britain, especially if they arrive by plane, is the green fields, row of bushes and trees making beautiful designs on the land．Although Britain is quite small and have a large population, there are still a lot of trees and fields between towns, and even from the biggest Cities it’s not difficult to reach the country ．Much of the country is of course farmland but there are often paths through the fields, called public footpaths that you can walk along．There is also plenty of wild country you can get to, and much of this in National Parks and National Forest Parks．There are areas where the country and its animals are specially protected.

Something you may notice about the British country is that in many areas it changes a lot in a short distance．A short drive from the Wye Valley, for example, could take you to the Black Mountains in one direction or the Forest of Dean in another．In fact the changing view is one of the nicest things about traveling through Britain.

1．From the passage we learned the term “British country” means ________.

A．the broad area outside cities and towns

B．both the land and people of Britain

C．the land occupied by the British nation

D．the British state with its land and population

2．The Black Mountains and the Wye Valley are ________.

A．on the two opposite sides of the Forest of Dean

B．in the same direction from the Forest of Dean

C．in a different direction from the Forest of Dean

D．as far away from the Forest of Dean as each other

3．Wild animals and plants are carefully kept safe ________.

A．on the Black Mountains

B．in the Wye Valley

C．in the Forest of Dean

D．in the National Parks

4．The public footpaths ________.

A．are the routes to London

B．permit free walking

C．lead you to the parks

D．were made by people who walked up and down

5．That the sights become sharply different within a short distance ________.

A．is the pleasant character in Britain

B．is the cause that makes you lost

C．is why Britain is not so large

D．makes Britain a good area for wild animals

答案：ACDBA
提示：

1.　　 British country指的是英国的乡村

2.　　见A short drive from the Wye Valley, for example, could take you to the Black Mountains in one direction or the Forest to Dean in another．

3.　　见第一段最后两句

4.　　见第一段中…public footpaths that you can walk along．

5.　　见本文最后一句话

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