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单选题It can be concluded from the passage that the author thinks Wooster's planning commission________.

A．has tried its best to protect the environment
B．preserves the hillsides and fields
C．should have avoided such a tragedy
D．is the cause of environmental pollution

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推断题。根据倒数第二段中的“A planning commission could have realized thebenefits of environmental protection”，即“规划委员会本可以意识到环境保护的益处”可推断出，作者认为Wooster的规划委员会本应该避免这样的悲剧。故本题选C。

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2What is the writer's attitude towards the current planning of cities?

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