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E)阅读下面的短文,从每小题所给的A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。

Nate Damm went from Delaware to San Francisco in 2011. Did the trip take four hours? No. It took longer. Eight hours? No. Much longer. A few weeks? No. It took even longer than that. The trip took him over seven months. Why did it take so long? Damm walked across the United States. He walked more than 3,000 miles across 14 states.

Someone asked Damm, “Wouldn't it be faster if you just drove?” Well, arriving wasn't the point.

Damm grew up in Maine. He never traveled farther west than Pennsylvania. He often thought about traveling to other countries, but then he realized he didn't know much about the United States. So he decided to walk across the country. By walking, he felt more connected to the people and the land.

In the beginning, Damm walked about 13 miles a day. Then he started walking longer distances. One day in Colorado, he walked 41 miles.

At first, Damm used GPS (全球定位系统) to find his way, but the directions it gave him were often wrong. He bought a paper road map and found it was much better. He avoided major highways (主路); the smaller roads were safer.

Damm is not the only person to cross the United States on foot. About ten to twenty people do it every year.

1.Damm's walking trip in 2011 _______.

A.took over nine months B.started from San Francisco

C.covered 14 states of the US

2.The underlined words “the point” in Paragraph 2 mean _______.

A.the score B.the opinion C.the main goal

3.Damm decided to walk across the US after_______.

A.he was advised to do that

B.he found he knew little about the country

C.he found walking was good exercise

4.One day in Colorado, Damm walked a distance of up to _______.

A.13 miles B.31 miles C.41 miles

5.From the last two paragraphs, we can know _______.

A.GPS is not as good as a road map sometimes

B.Damm prefers major highways to smaller roads

C.less than ten people walk across the US every year

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