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What is the author trying to do in Paragraph 2?
A．To describe what a car-free life is like.
B．To introduce the public transport system.
C．To explain why he can live without a car.
D．To discuss the problem his family is facing.

A.To
B.
B．To
C.
C．To
D.
D．To
E.


【参考答案】

C
在第二段，作者详细分析了自己为什么适合做无车一族。他家住伦敦，周围不远处有火车站、汽车站，公共交通非常发达。......

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