单选题How many places in America are mentioned in this passage besides New York City?A6.B4.C7.D5.
单选题
How many places in America are mentioned in this passage besides New York City?
A
6.
B
4.
C
7.
D
5.
参考解析
解析：
事实细节题。除了New York City，文中还提到了Boston，Niagara Falls，Virginia，Florida，Washington. D.C.和Albany，一共6个地方。
事实细节题。除了New York City，文中还提到了Boston，Niagara Falls，Virginia，Florida，Washington. D.C.和Albany，一共6个地方。
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