The modern world could not operate without roads. It is a way of life with

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问题    The modern world could not operate without roads. It is a way
of life with almost every family in the western world owning an
automobile. In Australia alone, billions of dollars are spending on    【M1】 ______
road maintenance and enhancements each year, such as new
bridges and the highway development.  Highways are the public’s       【M2】 ______
main source of transportation to reach other, towns and cities with
the increased speed limits to make traveling slower. In contrast,       【M3】 ______
town roads are designed for short travel with many streets and sharp
turns to negotiate in slower speeds and for the pedestrians to cross at  【M4】 ______
convenient places like traffic lights. Research studies in the United
Kingdom, Australia, the United States have shown that human             【M5】 ______
issues contribute to 95 % of accidents, road factors only to about
one fifth of that percentage and vehicle factors for fewer than 5%.    【M6】 ______
With road improvements speed has been allowed to raise,             【M7】 ______
except for special reasons like school and residential areas which    【M8】 ______
the limit has been lowered. Current speed limits are necessary. The
speeds on normal roads in Australia ranging from 40km/h to             【M9】 ______
110km/h which is due to the series of road situations.
Specialization of motor vehicles is a very common process which
allows the driver to enhance his/her automobile to obtain the
desired appearance or performance ability.  It is only when this
process gets out of control when the driver becomes a risk.             【M10】______ [br] 【M4】

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答案 in改成at

解析介词搭配错误。以怎样的速度，通常用at与speed搭配，类似的词还有rate，price等一般也与at搭配。此句中，with…sharp turns to negotiate是动词短语negotiate sharp turns的不定式词组，意为“转过急转弯”。

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