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  3. [A]growing[B]trade[C]host[D]rarely[E]faster [F]tourism[G]claiming[H]slower[I]police[J]usually [K]crimes[L]sound[M]giving[N]peopl

[A]growing[B]trade[C]host[D]rarely[E]faster [F]tourism[G]claiming[H]slower[I]police[J]usually [K]crimes[L]sound[M]giving[N]peopl

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问题 [A]growing[B]trade[C]host[D]rarely[E]faster
[F]tourism[G]claiming[H]slower[I]police[J]usually
[K]crimes[L]sound[M]giving[N]people[O]lawless
    Rio De Janeiro is infamous for its high crime rate. As it prepares to【C1】______the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games, the city is bracing for a flood of international【C2】______. Given its crime-ridden(犯罪猖獗的)reputation, how well are its【C3】______doing in tackling the problem? But wait a moment before cancelling your flights. There are two reasons for caution.
    Firstly, Brazil’s population is young, and【C4】______very rapidly. So you would expect the number of recorded crimes to be increasing too. What’s more meaningful is the crime rate—the number of recorded【C5】______per person. The crime rate in Rio seems to be increasing at a【C6】______rate than its population—in spite of the massive security crackdown(镇压). But despite all this, things may not be as bad as they【C7】______. No, really. The second, and perhaps more interesting, reason for caution: it’s all about that little word "recorded".
    My colleague in the FTs Brazil bureau, Samantha Pearson, comments: "Since 2008 the authorities have started to move into the city’s poor areas and set up police posts there. Before, these areas were completely【C8】______—if a crime happened, it would【C9】______be reported to the police. The rise in recorded incidents could just be because the authorities are【C10】______back the more dangerous areas of the city, and people are now reporting these crimes. "
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答案O
解析 根据空格前的系动词were可推断此处缺少形容词作表语。空格处上一句的句意为：自从2008年以来，里约热内卢当局就开始把办公地点搬迁到城市的贫民窟里，并在那里建立了警察局。由此可推知空格处的句意为“在那之前，这些地方完全无法律可言”，因此[O]lawless“无法律的”符合句意，为答案。
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