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The US has an enduring love affair with the car. Most Americans simply won’t
The US has an enduring love affair with the car. Most Americans simply won’t
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2023-07-03
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The US has an enduring love affair with the car. Most Americans simply won’t walk anywhere, hence the rapid increase of drive-in services, including banks, dry cleaners, fast food 【B1】______, etc. In the US, the car is God and it’s every American’s birthright to own one as soon as he reaches puberty(青春期).
Many high schools teach driving as part of their curriculum and any teenager who cannot drive is regarded as something of a freak(怪人). And Americans wear their cars as people in other countries wear the latest fashions.
The US has the highest【B2】______ of vehicles to population in the world. The number of registered vehicles【B3】______the number of licensed drivers and in some areas half the city area is【B4】______ by roads and car parks. Besides, this country has the most【B5】______ motorway network in the world. Because of the 【B6】______ dominance of cars over public transport, it’s almost necessary for one to own at least one car in the US.
Not【B7】______, with so many vehicles rushing around, there are many accidents, including a motor vehicle injury on average every 15 seconds and a death every 12 minutes. In an effort to reduce teenage deaths,【B8】______ have been imposed on teenage drivers in many states in recent years, including【B9】______ carrying teenage passengers because many "accidents" are a result of teenagers【B10】______ to their friends, often when drunk. [br] 【B9】
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prohibiting them from
解析
此空位于表伴随的including后面,需填入名词性成分。prohibit sb.from doing sth.“禁止某人做某事”,此处用了动名词短语的形式,prohibit词尾勿忘加-ing。
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