A Canadian man Clint Masse and his team worked six and a half days a week to build a snow maze （迷宮）.After three weeks of work，they did it：They broke the Guinness World Record for the world's largest snow maze.
   Masse lives in Manjye.aioba.It lies in northern Canada.The man has been building snow mazes for more than 20 years.However，he had never finished such a large one.The maze covered an area of 2，790 square meters.It had walls that were two meters tall and 0.6 meters thick.There were statues （雕像） to surprise visitors and fire pits （火坑） to keep them warm.It took about 30 minutes to walk through the maze，depending on your luck.
   The maze cost Masse 57，000 Canadian dollars.The man and his team used a snow machine to make enough snow for the project.Man-made snow is stronger than a natural snow. "If you drive through the snow walls，you will break your car before you break the walls， " Masse said.
   Masse felt excited when he knew he had broken the Guinness World Record.He said his family was not rich.Therefore，the record was very important.It helped him attract （吸引） thousands of visitors to his large maze and make lots of money.

（1）How much time did Clint Masse and his team spend building the large snow maze？

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A．30 minutes.
B．Six and a half days.
C．20 years.
D．Three weeks.
（2）What can we learn from the second paragraph？

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A．The maze had fire pits to keep visitors warm.
B．Masse made a larger snow maze 20 years ago.
C．The maze with two walls was 0.6 meters thick.
D．Masse began to build snow maze at the age of 20.
（3）What does the underlined sentence mean？

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A．The natural snow is stronger than the snow walls.
B．The snow walls are much stronger than the car.
C．The driver must break the walls and then drive through.
D．The car driver need to be stronger to get through the walls.
（4）What can we infer（推斷）from the last paragraph？

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A．Masse will be richer than ever.
B．Masse will build more larger mazes.
C．Masse will break more Guinness Records.
D．Masse spent much money winning the Record.