阅读理解 Population and Size With a population of 610,700, Milwaukee is the 19th largest city in the country and the largest in Wisconsin. The four-country city area ( Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington, end 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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　　Population and Size

　　With a population of 610,700, Milwaukee is the 19th largest city in the country and the largest in Wisconsin. The four-country city area ( Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington, end Waukesha counties) has a population of 1.5 million. The city of Milwaukee covers needy 96 square miles.

　　Location

　　Milwaukee is positioned in the center of the Midwest, in the Southeast comer of Wisconsin, settled along a high steep cliff on Lake Michigan's western shore.

　　Climate

　　Lake Michigan the climate a great deal, cooling the city in the warm months and moderating (缓和) cold temperatures in the winter. This is known as the “lake effect” . Milwaukee has four distinct seasons.

　　It is suggested that when participating in night-time summer activities downtown one have a light jacket on hand.

　　General References

　　Emergency

911

　　Police

414/765-2323

　　Fire

414/347-2323

　　FBI

414/176-4684

　　Time

414/844-1414

　　Weather

414/936-1212

　　Traveler's

Aid 414/747-5245

　　Visitor information

800/554-1448

　　Transportation

　　Milwaukee is only eight miles north of General Mitchell International Airport. The Milwaukee County Transit System provides bus service throughout the downtown area including areas of Greater Milwaukee. There are many taxi and limousine(豪华轿车) services available for your needs. Milwaukee is a regular stop for Amtrak Greyhound Bus lines .

　　Local Ordinances(法令)

　　Bars are open until 2 a. m. Liquor stores are open seven days a week. Legal drinking age in Winsconsin is 21, state sales tae is 5% . There is an additional 0.6% sales tax charge in Milwaukee County.

1．The passage is part of a(n) ________ according to your idea.

[　　]

A．official visitors' guide

B．newspaper advertiser

C．news reporter

D．poster in the street

2．If you want to get more information about the city, which number should you dial?

[　　]

A．414/747-5245.

B．414/276-4684.

C．800/554-1448.

D．414/765-2323.

3．If you want to buy something $ 20 in price in Milwaukee County, how much should you pay exactly?

[　　]

A．$ 21.

B．$ 21.12.

C．$ 21.2.

D．$ 20.12.

4．Which of the following is rat mentioned as a means of transportation in Milwaukee?

[　　]

A．Buses.

B．Planes.

C．Taxis.

D．Trains.

答案：A;C;B;D
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