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下图是某区域不同时期示意图。下列不属于该区域20年来发生明显变化的是(   )

A:交通条件明显改善

B:矿产资源得到开发

C:旅游业的兴起

D:逆城市化明显

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    A white elephant gift exchange is a popular holiday party game in, the United States. Generally, the party needs at least six participants, and' the larger the group: is, the more entertaining the game will be____But it can result in heated competitions between players trying to get the gifts.

    ____Sometimes, the rule is that the item must be previously owned, which means that you can exchange an unwanted item or trinket(小装饰品) with your friends. But sometimes you can buy a new but inexpensive item just for the party.

    Every participant is expected to bring one wrapped(包装好的) gift. A white elephant gift is usually something useless or inconvenient____ Guests are asked to wrap them nicely and leave no identifying markings on the presents.

    To start the game, a participant must act as the first player to choose a gift; this can be decided randomly or by picking numbers out of a hat____As for the next player? This person can either “steal” the first person's gift or choose an unwrapped item from the pile. Each gift can be stolen only three times before it is considered "dead".

    ____Any person that has to give up a gift can also pick a new gift or steal one from another person. Each turn is only allowed three swaps between the current player and the previous players. The game won't finish until all the presents are opened.

A. It all depends on how the game is organized.

B. This process is repeated until the game is over.

C. Don't forget that the game's purpose is to have fun.

D. The first player then opens the gift in front of everyone.

E. White elephant gift exchange can be run in different ways.

F. The goal of the party is usually entertainment rather than gain.

G. Trinkets, unidentifiable kitchen items and toys are typical “white elephants” .

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蔷薇几度花
丁立梅
① 喜欢那丛蔷薇。   
② 与我的住处隔了三四十米远,在人家的院墙上,趴着。我把它当作大自然赠予我们的花,每每在阳台上站定,目光稍一落下,便可以饱览它了。这个时节,花开了。起先只是不起眼的一两朵,躲在绿叶间,素素妆,淡淡笑。眼尖的我发现了,欢喜地叫起来,呀,蔷薇开花了。我欣赏着它的点点滴滴,日子便成了蔷薇的日子,很有希望很有盼头地朝前过着。  
③也顺带着打量从蔷薇花旁走过的人。有些人走得匆忙,有些人走得从容;有些人只是路过,有些人却是天天来去。  
④看久了,有一些人,便成了老相识。譬如那个挑糖担的老人。老人着靛蓝的衣,瘦小,皮肤黑,像从旧画里走出来的人。他的糖担子,也绝对像幅旧画:担子两头各置一匾子,担头上挂副旧铜锣。老人手持一棒槌,边走边敲,当当,当当当。 惹得不少路人循了声音去寻,寻见了,脸上立即浮上笑容来。呀!一声惊呼,原来是卖灶糖的啊。   
⑤可不是么! 匾子里躺着的,正是灶糖。奶黄的,像一个大大的月亮。久远了啊,它是贫穷年代的甜。那时候,挑糖担的货郎,走村串户,诱惑着孩子们,给他们带来幸福和快乐。只要一听到铜锣响,孩子们立即飞奔进家门,拿了早早备下的破烂儿出来,是些破铜烂铁、废纸旧鞋的,换得掌心一小块的灶糖。伸出舌头,小心舔,那掌上的甜,是一丝一缕把心填满的。   
⑥现在,每日午后,老人的糖担儿,都会准时从那丛蔷薇花旁经过。不少人围过去买,男的女的,老的少的,有人买的是记忆,有人买的是稀奇——这正宗的手工灶糖,少见了。   
⑦便养成了习惯,午饭后,我必跑到阳台上去站着,一半为的是看蔷薇,一半为的是等老人的铜锣敲响。当当,当当当——好,来了!等待终于落了地。有时,我也会飞奔下楼,循着他的铜锣声追去,买上五块钱的灶糖,回来慢慢吃。   
⑧跟他聊天。“老头!”我这样叫他,他不生气,呵呵笑。“你不要跑那么快,我追都追不上了。”我跑过那丛蔷薇花,立定在他的糖担前,有些气喘吁吁地说。老人不紧不慢地回我:“别处,也有人在等着买呢。”  
⑨祖上就是做灶糖的。这样的营生,他从十四岁做起,一做就做了五十多年。天生的残疾,断指,两只手加起来,只有四根半指头。却因灶糖成了亲,他的女人,就是因喜吃他做的灶糖嫁给他的。他们有个女儿,女儿不做灶糖,女儿做裁缝,女儿出嫁了。  
⑩“这灶糖啊,就快没了。”老人说,语气里倒不见得有多愁苦。   
⑪“以前怎么没见过你呢?”   
⑫“以前我在别处卖的。”   
“哦,那是甜了别处的人了。”我这样一说,老人呵呵笑起来,他敲下两块灶糖给我。奶黄的月亮,缺了口。他又敲着铜锣往前去,当当,当当当。敲得人的心,蔷薇花朵般地,开了。
⑭一日,我带了相机去拍蔷薇花。老人的糖担儿,刚好晃晃悠悠地过来了,我要求道:“和这些花儿合个影吧。”老人一愣,笑看我,说:“长这么大,除了拍身份照,还真没拍过照片呢。”他就那么挑着糖担子,站着,他的身后,满墙的花骨朵儿在欢笑。我拍好照,给他看相机屏幕上的他和蔷薇花。他看一眼,笑。复举起手上的棒槌,当当,当当当,这样敲着,慢慢走远了。我和一墙头的蔷薇花,目送着他。我想起南朝柳恽的《咏蔷薇》来:“不摇香已乱,无风花自飞。”诗里的蔷薇花,我自轻盈我自香,随性自然,不奢望,不强求。人生最好的状态,也当如此罢。