B. 根据短文内容,按要求回答问题。(共5小题;每小题2分,计10分)
Every country has different rules. Some acts are fine in one country but maybe not allowed(被允许) in another. Let's take a look at some of the “special” rules in three countries.
In 2008, a rule was made to keep trees safe in Oshawa, Canada. To make the city look green, Oshawa stops people from climbing or cutting down trees in any place. If someone breaks this rule, he or she will be fined(罚款).
If you are a tourist in Venice, Italy, don’t feed the pigeons. If you do that, you can be fined up to $575. This is partly because the birds can spread diseases(传播疾病). Also, their droppings can make the city's streets dirty.$$a pigeon and its droppings$$chewing gumThe last one is Singapore’s famous chewing gum rule. It’s fine to chew gum in the country. But you can’t litter. Also, you can’t sell chewing gum, and you can’t make it in the country. Only special gum for the hospitals is allowed. If a person sells chewing gum, he or she may get a fine of up to $2,000. The rule started in 1992. It can help keep the country clean and tidy.
81. In which situation(情况) will people be fined in Oshawa?
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82. Why does Venice stop people from feeding pigeons?
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83. What will happen if you sell chewing gum in Singapore?
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84. What is the common reason for the three countries to make these special rules?
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85. How do you like these rules? And why?
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81. When they climb or cut down trees (in any place).
82. Because pigeons can spread diseases, and their droppings can make the city’s streets dirty.
83. You may get a fine of up to 2,000.
84. The common reason is to make / keep their countries beautiful / clean, green and tidy.
85. I think these rules are great because they make everything in order. (答案不唯一，符合主题，言之成理即可)