DrivinginChinaIhavebeendrivingcarssinceIreachedthepedals(踏板).InCanadayou116togetadriver’slicense.I2myselftobeaverygooddriver.IvisitedChina20yearsago.IwithmywifewasinShanghaitogiveapaper
DrivinginChina
IhavebeendrivingcarssinceIreachedthepedals(踏板).InCanadayou1 16togetadriver’slicense.I2 myselftobeaverygooddriver.
IvisitedChina20yearsago.IwithmywifewasinShanghaitogiveapaperataconference.We3 thenumberofbicyclesontheroadsandthefewcars.InCanadaalmosteachfamilyhasonecarbutitwas4 thatmostChinesedependedonbicycles.
I5 ShanghaiandtootherChinesecitiesmanytimessincethenandhavewatchedthefastchangesontheroads.Therearefarfewerbicyclesnowbut6 cars.Theroadsarecrowdedthegovernmenthasbeenforcedtolimitthenumberofdayssomecarscan7 andthetrafficjamsarealmostconstant(经常的).Soaretheaccidents.OnarecentvisitIsawfourorfive
8 withinatwo-weekperiod.
Togetadriver’slicenseinCanadayoumustdrivewithanexamineronrealroadsandinrealtraffic.HoweverinChinayoulearnonaclosedcourse9 realtrafficgetalicenseandonlythenareabletodriveunderrealroads.
DrivinginCanadaanddrivinginChina10 twodifferentexperiences.InCanadatherearetrafficjamsbuttheyaren’tsobad.Wehavemoretrafficlights;weobeythemanddriversareusually
11allowingothercarstocutinfrontofthemknowingitwon’tmakemuchdifference.InChinaifyoustop12 anothercarcutinfrontofyouwillprobablybethereforalongtimebecauseonceonecargetsindozensof13 willfollow.
Iwouldrather14 thebusthandrivemycarindowntownShanghaiandBeijing.Becauseit’s15 andstrongerthanmostthingsthatmightrunintoit.
1.A.mustbe
B.maybe
C.canbe
D.couldbe
2.A.regard
B.wonder
C.consider
D.think
3.A.werefondof
B.wereangrywith
C.weresatisfiedwith
D.wereamazedat
4.A.impossible
B.clear
C.similar
D.useless
5.A.havebeento
B.havebeenin
C.havegoneto
D.havecometo
6.A.fewer
B.more
C.less
D.many
7.A.bedriven
B.drive
C.allow
D.beallowed
8.A.cars
B.bicycles
C.accid