专四

单选题According to the passage, the local people have all the following characteristics EXCEPT

A.they are party goer 
B.they show hospitalit
C.they can speak Englis 
D.they are fond of cyclin

参考答案:A进入在线模考
【定位】由local people查找到第6、7段、
【解析】细节题。第6段指出“阿姆斯特丹市民中大多数人都会说英语,并且非常乐意为你指路”,由此排除B和C;第7段指出“大街上半数以上的人都骑车”,由此排除D,故选A。
【点睛】排除法。第2段提到tourists爱逛大型俱乐部和咖啡馆.第s段提到了party—seekers,但这并不是当地人的特点。

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A.legend 
B.mythology, 
C.word origin 
D.word definition