Questions 29 – 30. Choose a, b or c as the best answer. Q29. Which statement is the speaker most likely to agree with?单项选择题

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A

a. There’s no reason why cars should be a favourite travel option.

B

b. Sydney has a poor record regarding sustainable transport.

C

c. Many strategies are needed to achieve the greatest transport sustainability.

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