【題目】Questions are based on the following passage.

【1】

A.A lot of people migrated out of town.

B.The Victorian buildings were too old.

C.The railroad line was no longer in use.

D.The environment wasn’t properly preserved.

【2】

A.To come and stay.B.To visit and leave.

C.To leave them alone.D.To purchase its seaside property.

【3】

A.Introducing Eastern shore in Virginia.

B.Dilemmas encountered in development.

C.Gorgeous seaside entertainment.

D.Conflict between the poor and the rich.

【答案】

【1】C

【2】B

【3】B

【解析】

【原文】

此題為聽(tīng)力題，解析略。

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