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NorwayBecause of the popularity of cycling here,you'll find plenty of bicycle parking and publicrentals(),so you can simply get a bike and go as you explore the country.Much likeDenmark,the dedicated (bike lanes do not allow for cars or motorised vehicles toenter them.The NetherlandsIn the Netherlands the government prefer bikes to cars and encourage people to travel bybike as much as possible.If you're a tourist visiting big cities like Amsterdam and Rotterdam,you can easily hire a bike and explore.There are bike lanes (and bikes)everywhere,theyeven have their own sets of traffic lights.Much like driving,there are strict rules for cyclingin the country and these must obey.SwedenWhile it can get very cold there in the winter,cycling is still enjoyed year-round and thecountry develops a cycling culture that encourages people to use bikes as their primary meansof transport.For this reason,there are supportive measures in place and plenty of places torent a bike from.Many travel Sweden's beautiful cities on two wheels,Stockholm,inparticular,is a great place to explore on a bike.What's more,cycling is so big there that they have pump stations for deflated (tires and bicycle-only parking.The use of electric bikes is also becoming more popular here.21.Which city is suitable for a tourist to explore by bike in Denmark?A.Copenhagen.B.Amsterdam.C.Rotterdam.D.Stockholm.22.What do Denmark and Norway have in common?A.They have set strict rules for cyclingB.Their main tourist attraction is cycling.C.They allow visitors to rent bikes for free.D.They have the dedicated cycle paths or bike lanes.23.What can a visitor easily find in Sweden?A.The use of electric cars.B.Warm weather in winter.C.Pump stations for deflated tires.D.Free bicycle-only parking places.BSasha Olsen went on a trip last summer with her family to Vietnam and Japan.She wasafraid to see the ocean's pollution levels and dying sea animals."We went on this trip and I was so excited,"said Sasha.She is 10 years old and lives inBal Harbour,Florida."But when I saw the way the oceans had become,I got worried.Iwanted to know why things were this way but couldn't find an answer.When she returned home to Bal Harbour,she grew even more disturbed.She learned howsome of the beaches in South Florida had been closed by The Health Department because thewater had too much bacteria(细菌)init.Sasha sought the help of her cousin,Narmina Aliyev.Aliyev is 23 years old and a recentgraduate of Nova Southeastern University with a bachelor's degree in business.Together,they started a nonprofit Iwantmyoceanback in October.Originally,the group started small,with friends coming together on the weekends toclean the beaches in Bal Harbour.Recently,however,Iwantmyoceanback has hosted eventsto raise money for beach cleanups and to donate()to protection groups such as the SeaTurtle Conservancy,Oceana and World Wildlife Fund,Aliyev said.In January,Sasha organized "Kids Heal the Oceans"at Bal Harbour beach.There,she英语试题第3页（共8页）