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阅读理解     The first thing I can tell you about Thabo, my South Africa guide, was that he is the world's worst driver. From the airport to the heart of the city, he did 100 km per hour, bypassing lorries, motorbikes and taxi-vans crowed with people. The second thing was that he knew everybody and everything about Cape Town. This was good for me.     On the first day, Thabo took me to the suburbs with unpronounceable names — ORanjezicht — from where you can watch the sun go down on Africa. The next day we went to Cape Flats, the run-down township where the buildings were made of cardboard and rusty (生锈的) iron. It was truly vast — nearly a million people live here, side by side. Skinny dogs slid out of the way as Thabo zoomed along roads of mud and rotting rubbish. Some people waved, others stared. Children ran barefoot by the car.     Later that night we walked around the busy Victoria, Cape Town's most fashionable area. The contrast from the township could not be greater: the smells of cooking rose from the kitchens — Asian, French, Italian. The bars and restaurants were packed, and I soon found out why. Cape Town is a paradise for gourmets (美食家), seafood-lovers and people like me, who just like eating. We went into a charming little pubs, and Thabo told me I couldn't leave Cape Town without trying some Cape seafood, so I did. It's delicious.     On my final morning, we spent an hour sitting outside a cafe. Then we were driving again, experiencing the diverse landscape — green valleys. It was a great way to say goodbye to a place I knew only too briefly. I promised myself, and Thabo, that I would be back. （1） Why was Thabo considered the worst driver at the beginning? A . He was a real African guide. B . He seemed to drive fast riskily. C . He ignored any vehicle passing by. D . He greeted whoever he knew while driving. （2） What is the author's impression of Cape Flats? A . It is a beautiful area. B . It is a lovely country. C . It is an old dirty town. D . It is a fashionable city. （3） What did the author enjoy doing in Victoria? A . Tasting some tasty sea-food. B . Driving fast along muddy roads. C . Observing the sun go down on Africa. D . Visiting the buildings made of cardboard. （4） How did the author feel when he left Cape Town? A . Excited.    B . Uncaring. C . Content.    D . Disappointed. 答案： B C A C

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