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28.Why do Americans not want to buy EVs？A.The sale price of EVs.B.The uncertain prospect of EVs.C.The total cost of EVs.D.Imperfect function of EVs.29.What's carmakers measure to save the depressed EV industry?A.Reducing the cost of productionB.Making EV tax credits policy.C.Improving after-sales service.D.Giving more discounts on EVs.30.What is the carmakersattitude towards the future of EV industry？A.Cautious.B.Negative.C.Positive.D.Indifferent.31.What canbe inferredfrom thetext？A.EVcompanies will immediately increase profits.B.Electric vehicleswill overtake petrol cars.C.Petrol cars will dominateAmerica’s car industry.D.The boom of EV industry still has a longway togo.DWe tend to think of large cities as melting pots— places where people from variousbackgrounds can socialize and interact.However, according to a new research,people in bigcities tend to primarily interact with other individuals of the same socioeconomic status,whereaspeople in small cities and rural areas are much more likely to have diverse interactions.Researchers led by Stanford University used GPS data collected from 9.6 millioncellphones across382metropolitan（大都市的）areasin the USA to determinehowmany timespeople had the opportunity to interact,even brieflywith someone in a different incomebracket（阶层）.Themassive andprecisedata allowed theresearchers to find thatpeople living inthe 10 most populous metropolitan areas, including cities like New York City,Los Angeles,andChicago,along with their surrounding areas,were significantly less likely to interact with peopleofdifferent socioeconomic status than people in areaswith fewer residents.“There’s a large variety of choices inbig cities.In New York,you can spend $10 on adinner or S1ooo on a dinner,but if youlive in a place with only one diner,everyone goes there,rich or poor.That seems to be the main mechanism for this phenomenon,”explained JureLeskovec,a professor of computer science.Fortunately, there are large cities that have managed to promote diverse interactionsbecause the centers people visit the most-which turn out to be shopping malls, squares, andsimilarplaces—are between rich and poor neighborhoods.Those centers allow people to seeeach other and interact.Byproviding a betterunderstanding ofhow thelocation ofpublic infrastructure（基础设施can affect socioeconomic mixing,the researchers hope their work will assist urban planners inbuilding cities that live up to the promise of promoting diverse interactions.第6页共10页（高2025届英语）