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问题 Over 2,000 Japanese cars have been seized at the port in Mombasa because [br]  
More than 2,000 Japanese cars worth over 4bn Kenyan shillings have been seized at the port in Mombasa because they were more than eight years old when they arrived in the country. Destroying the vehicles will "send a strong message to those flouting regulations", says Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission chairman Mumo Matemu.
    Kenya is a big market for second-hand Japanese cars, because both countries drive on the left. In 2013, nearly 52,000 vehicles were exported to Kenya, Japanese customs figures show.
Kenya retains the services of an independent Japanese company to inspect all used vehicles heading to its ports. But the government says it is unclear how the 2,000 seized cars were cleared by the Kenya Revenue Authority, the country’s tax agency.

选项 A、Kenya drives on the right.
B、Japan drives on the left.
C、All used vehicles imported from Japan to Kenya would be inspected.
D、In 2013, about 52,000 Japanese vehicles were exported to Kenya.

答案 A

解析 录音提到肯尼亚成为二手日本车的巨大市场是因为在这两个国家里,汽车都是靠左行驶的,由此得出A为答案,B可排除。录音提到肯尼亚聘用一家日本公司为其对所有进口二手车进行检查,C与此一致,故排除;录音中提到日本海关的数据显示2013年近52000辆车出口到肯尼亚。故D也可排除。
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