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问题     Until recently, most population growth has occurred in relatively dense urban environments. In【C1】______words, even if we were witnessing rapid population growth, that would not mean that the【C2】______were filling in with people.【C3】______, the urban areas would tend to become more crowded. Historically, we find that people have moved to【C4】______the jobs were. Jobs were usually in ports or locations with many natural【C5】______After transportation became relatively cheap, other geographical locations became【C6】______of economic activity. One factor that determines where people will move to, even when transportation becomes cheap, is【C7】______And individuals working in cities【C8】______higher incomes than those working in【C9】______areas. Hence, population has tended until the 1970s to【C10】______in our major urban centers. Recently population has【C11】______out of the Northeast to the South and to the West for the more pleasant climates. If people did not【C12】______from living in large cities, there would likely be a much more even population distribution【C13】______our entire land area. Probably, if this【C14】______the case, there would be less concern over population【C15】______Indeed, one need only【C16】______a cross-country drive or plane trip to realize how【C17】______populated these United States really are. This is not to say that we should or should not do something about【C18】______growth. The shortage of people in certain areas merely demonstrates that overpopulation in the United States is really only a problem in【C19】______urban environments. And this problem may be slowly correcting【C20】______ [br] 【C12】
选项 A、withdraw
B、derive
C、develop
D、benefit
答案 D
解析 withdraw收回，撤退；derive得自于；develop发展，发达；benefit受益于。这是一个虚拟语气的句子。大意是：如果人们不那么得益于生活在大城市，也许人口分布在全国范围内会更均衡些。
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