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A agricultural product processing industrial zone is a factory, what a slaughterhouse, an apple packaging factory, etc.

b Lujiazui should not need to explain.

c Comprehensive Agricultural Development Zone, should understand what is called comprehensive agricultural development, that is, the greenhouse is planted next to the chicken farm, chicken manure is directly put into the greenhouse for fertilization, and the weeds in the field are used as chicken feed.

The green belt is, of course, in the city.

Non-urbanized areas are areas that cannot be placed in the city, and of course they cannot be placed in the areas where vegetables and chickens are raised.

The integrated agricultural development zone belongs to the agricultural aspect, while the other three are industrial, **, and urban greening.

Obviously, A is a processing industrial zone, which is a typical area of the city, B, finance, **, is also one of the functional areas of the city, D Urban greening is an auxiliary area of the urban functional area, but it is still an urban area, and C is a functional area of the rural or urban fringe area.

A and B are the industrial zone and the golden trade zone of the city, D is the landscape of the city, and C is the agricultural area, which is a non-urbanized area.

c belongs to the category of agriculture! Vast land is needed! So stay away from the city.

Urbanization refers to the fact that those rural areas begin to decrease and urban areas begin to increase. Item c, however, says that agriculture should be developed. Isn't that the opposite of urbanization?

Theoretically, there is no farmland for urban residents.

First exclude b and d, the former is an obvious non-agricultural area, and the latter is a simple green belt, without growing crops, but only plays a role in beautifying the urban landscape; A is a "processing industry" zone for agricultural products, the raw materials of which are agricultural products, and the area is only responsible for processing, which is a simple processing industry, and has nothing to do with the agricultural activity itself. C comprehensive agricultural development zone includes a series of activities such as planting, picking, processing, etc., including a large number of agricultural activities, so choose C.

I use the method of elimination, but I personally think this question is a bit puzzling, because with the development of the economy, there is a trend of more and more integration between various industries, so such a rigid division between urban and non-urban is debatable, purely personal opinion.

According to the theory of urbanization, you can use the method of elimination.

A can be a food processing plant built on the edge of the city, which belongs to a kind of urbanized industrial cluster.

Of course, B is not, D is obviously located in the middle of the city to connect the various functional areas, so it is not, then of course C.

Moreover, it is an agricultural development zone, which obviously does not belong to the city.

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13. Select C--- the terrain is flat and safe.

A has the worry of flooding, b has the worry of flooding cement and rockflow, d has a steep cliff, and there is a hidden danger of insecurity!

So much, ( ) seriously think about the package.