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Read the text and choose the correct alternative.
Tomorrow's Cities: Will the bike become an urban must-have?
Fifteen years ago there were just four bike-sharing schemes in cities around the world, but now there are
close to 1,000. Most require you to pick up and leave a bike at a designated area, but new "dockless"
schemes from China are coming to cities around the world – and proving controversial. The first public
bike-sharing scheme, Velib, launched in Paris in 2007, attracted 20 million users in its first year. As well
as the obvious environmental benefits, it brought considerable health advantages too – Velib users were
estimated to have burned more than 19 billion calories in the first six years of the scheme.
WAKEFIELD, Jane. Tomorrow's Cities: Will the bike become an urban must-have? Disponível em: . Acesso em: 17 jun. 2018.
a) Riding bikes has always been a very popular means of transportation.
b) Sharing bicycles has become a very popular scheme around the world.
c) The health benefits of riding bikes include burning 19 billion calories per year.
d) Cities around the world are turning to the bicycle only to help solve pollution issues

Answer 1

Resposta:

d

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