1. What is said about the New York City?
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A) It is a good place for traffic.
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" i' b1 B( w* p+ {/ d1 ] B) It is a good place for vacation.
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C) It is a good place for planting apple trees. + |% F8 U$ K* l
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D) It is a good place for building skyscrapers.
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# n& k7 E5 U, ^5 ~) H8 n% r 2. What is the geography of the New York City? 8 j" u4 v j/ E" F
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A) It includes five boroughs, with Queen as the center island. + \: O8 [6 t$ N2 b, ?
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C) It includes five boroughs, with Brooklyn as the centre island. + I3 s2 x! K+ u8 C9 ~. O
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D) It includes five boroughs, with Staten Island in the center.
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6 B9 D3 U2 S. F4 Y" Y/ G& ` 3. The best way to understand the geography of Manhattan is by means of . 7 m$ `$ _9 z- k0 S4 }
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4 O" C! z7 Y: t7 } 4. How many streets and avenues are there in Manhattan in total?
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4 v R. C* Z% O6 N1 t+ R$ Q C) There are twelve avenues and two hundred streets in Manhattan. " }6 k9 ~5 W7 c) j% @( i7 W9 n
L* s- p6 ?0 |, c/ L D) There are eleven avenues and two hundred streets in Manhattan. 7 L$ p& M5 K; t7 c0 ^% [. }' G) u: A
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5. The addresses in New York City are arranged in an order of .
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A) the avenue number and then the street number
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B) the street number and then the avenue number
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C) the street number and then the building number : X# Z- R i$ g1 H, {# B, ], w
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6. According to one explanation, New York began to be called "the Big Apple" in the 1930s and 40s by .
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B) opera musicians
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C) jazz musicians
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; P2 g9 r2 E9 U9 u& w D) classical musicians
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7. Certain legend accounts that, in 1626, a Dutchman bought the island of Manhattan with goods worth of . 0 [+ k7 m9 J- x! V$ x4 L* ^- v
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C)60 dollars
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. |6 G1 n7 V0 B 8. From the 19th century immigrants have been coming in from various parts of the world, which is why New York is referred to as __________. $ Z- j9 h' ]# ]/ O! S6 y* t
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9. Many people are familiar with Times Square, perhaps because it appears on TV every __________.
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+ d8 u3 C4 i" W# Y" s H. ? 10. To most people’s surprise New York boasts a place where they can relax and enjoy meadows, trees and water bodies, which is __________. |