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2017-06-10

A.To protect beachfront property.
B.To reduce the traffic on beach roads.
C.To provide privacy for homeowners.
D.To define property limits.

参考答案

A

答案解析

 Why do communities build seawalls?
细节题。根据Some way communities have tried to protect their building and roads and to build seawalls.可知建造海堤的为了保护海滨资产,如楼房和道路。因此,正确答案为A。

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