A、Teotihuacan, once the home of 200,000 people, was the center of a large empire. B、Many archaeologists are fascinated by the ru

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At one time it was the most important city in the region--a bustling commercial center known for its massive monuments, its crowded streets and commercial districts, and its cultural and religious institutions. Then, suddenly, it was abandoned. Within a generation most of its population departed and’ the at once magnificent city be came all but a ghost town. This is the history of a pre-Columbia city called Teotihuacan. The name is the Aztec word, which means "the place the god calls home". It was once a metropolis of as many as 2,000,000 inhabitants 33 miles northwest of present-day Mexico City. And it was also the focus of a great empire that stretched from the arid plains of central Mexico to the mountain of Guatemala.
    Why did this city die? Researchers have found no signs of epidemic disease or destructive invasions. But they have found signs that suggest the Teotihuacanos themselves burned their temples and some of their other buildings. There were evidence revealed that piles of weed had been placed around these structures and set fire. Some speculate that Teotihuacan’s inhabitants may have abandoned the city because it had become" a clumsy giant... " But other experts think that the ancient inhabitants may have destroyed their temples and abandoned their city in rage against their gods for permitting a long famine.

选项 A、Teotihuacan, once the home of 200,000 people, was the center of a large empire.
B、Many archaeologists are fascinated by the ruins of a pre-Columbia city called Teotihuacan.
C、Teotihuacan, once a major metropolitan area, was destroyed by an invasion.
D、A still unsolved mystery is why the people of Teotihnacan suddenly abandoned their city.

答案D

解析 由第二题即可推知第三题的答案。
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