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Questionsare based on the following passage. Where we choose to live can have a huge impact on our lives.Living in an unfriendly
neighborhood, or one where residents move often, can make it harder to find child-care help or othersupport．On the other hand, settling in a peaceful rural ham/et ( 小村庄 ) may seem great-until yourealize you can't make a living（26）on the slow dial-up Internet access available there.
A recent survey（27）the question of what bonds us to the places we live, and its findings suggestthe（28）of life is a more influential factor than economists might think.（29）a choice, most peopledon't care as much about the local economy as they do about the social offerings, physical beauty andopenness of a locale ( 场地), says a recently released survey of about 14,000 people in 26 communitiesby Gallup and the Knight Foundation.
Those（30）-how warm, welcoming and fun a community seems to be--are（31）why people
living in Miami（32）to like it even more than they did last year．In Minneapolis and St．Paul, （33）had an above-average regard for their town even before Favre' joined the Vikings, this article reports．Even in hard-pressed Detroit, citizens like life a little more than in recent years, perhaps because ofbetter parks, green spaces and（34）opportunities.
In my case, living in the Pacific Northwest is a tradeoff．My town of Portland offers wonderful outdoor-sports access, edgy culture and natural beauty．However, as one who has worked in（35）and publishing all my life, I find many of my career contacts are a continent away, in New York.
A．reconciliation
B．tackled
C．apparently
D．counting
E．tangle
F．journalism
G．quality
H．intangibles
I．inhabitants
J．tend
K．providing
L．Given
M．quantity
N．recreational
O．appropriately
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