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Many people like to travel by plane because it is fast. But I don’t like it because the airport is too far from my house. 3. It takes me about 50 minutes to get there by taxi. I like to travel by train. I think it’s easy for me to take the train because the train station is not far from my house. When you are late for the train, you can take another train. You can walk around in the train. You can see many interesting things on the way. It’s really interesting. 4. I also like cars because we don’t need to go to the bus station or the train station. And we can take many things with us in the car. My father often drives his car to travel with us on the weekend. But now there are too many cares on the road.


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【小题1】Why doesn’t the writer (作者) like to travel by plane?
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【小题2】How long does it take the writer to go to the airport by taxi?
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20-21七年级下·山东菏泽·期中
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Frightened passengers trapped in flooded subway cars in Zhengzhou, China. Water pouring down stairways into the London Underground. A woman walking through dirty, deep water to reach a New York City subway station.

Subway systems around the world are fighting with terrible weather brought on by climate (气候) change. Some networks, such as London’s or New York’s, were designed and built starting more than a century ago. At the same time, the crisis (危机) in China shows that even some of the world’s newest systems (Zhengzhou’s system isn’t even 10 years old) can also be overwhelmed (压倒).

“It’s terrible,” said Sarah Kaufman, director of the Rudin Center for Transportation at New York University. “The challenge is, how can we get ready for the next storm, which was supposed to be 100 years away,” she said, “but could happen tomorrow?”


Just days before the China subway crisis, floods in Germany killed more than 160 people. As Robert E. Paaswell, a professor at City College of New York, put it: “Subways are going to flood. They’re going to flood because they are below ground.”

With more terrible flooding down the line, protecting subways all of the time will be impossible. Instead, money is needed in buses and bike lanes (车道) that can serve in other ways of public transportation when subways are flooded.

Some researchers question why public transportation needs to be underground in the first place and say that public transportation should reclaim (重新占领) the street.“We have this habit from the last century to give so much of the space above ground to cars,” he said. “But one bus lane carries more people than three lanes of cars.” said Bernardo Baranda Sepúlveda, a Mexico City-based researcher at the Institute for Transport Development

Terrible Climate Could Overwhelm Subway Systems

Facts of some subway systems all over the world

•China: Terrified passengers were trapped in flooded subway cars.
•Britain: Water rushed down stairways into the London Underground.
•America: A woman walked through dirty, waist-deep water to reach a subway platform.
•Germany: Floods made 【小题1】 160 people lose their lives.
Not only old subway systems but also these new ones failed to fight with terrible weather
【小题2】 by climate change.
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•Sarah: It is 【小题4】 possible for subway systems to be overwhelmed by the next storm.
•Robert: Subways are below ground so they’re going to flood.
•Bernardo: We should give more available space above ground to buses than to cars.
•The writer: Buses and bike lanes that can serve in other ways of public transportation in floods are 【小题5】 quite a lot of money.

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