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As most people are right-handed, keeping to the left 7.2. _____ that you could easily use

your weapon to defend yourself if necessary.

In the late 1700s in North America, huge wagons drawn by several pairs of horses became

popular for transporting goods. They had no driver’s seat, so 7.3. _____ control the horses,

the driver, who typically held his whip in his right hand, sat on the back left horse. Sitting on

the left, however, 7.4. _____ to judge the wagon’s distance from passing traffic. The problem

led to suggestions that the wagons should be kept to the right. Pennsylvania was the first

American state 7.5. _____ a keep-to-the-right law in 1792.

In Britain there wasn’t much call for these massive wagons and the smaller British vehicles

had a seat for the driver behind the horses. Traffic congestion in 18th-century London led to

a law being introduced to make all traffic on London Bridge keep to the left. This rule

7.6. _____ throughout the British Empire.

Nowadays, only 35% of the world’s countries have left-hand driving regulations, and most of

these are islands.

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7.1.

A. neither

B. whether

C. as well

D. such

7.2.

A. seemed

B. provided

C. meant

D. pointed

7.3.

A. in spite of

B. in addition to

C. instead of

D. in order to

7.4.

A. made it difficult

B. made difficult

C. made that difficult

D. made more difficult

7.5.

A. to pass

B. to passing

C. on passing

D. to having passed

7.6.

A. had adopted

B. was adopting

C. was adopted

D. adopted

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7.4.

A

7.5.

A

7.6.

C