【判断题】【消耗次数:1】
城市规划中的详细规划阶段可分为控制性详细规划和修建性详细规划。
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①  A.战略规划
②  B.时空规划
③  C.总体规划
④  D.专项规划
【单选题】 近代城市规划始于( )。
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②  英国
③  法国
④  德国
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【单选题】 城市规划一定要具有()。。
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②  传统性
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④  滞后性
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①  土地管理部门
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③  市场管理部门
④  设计管理部门
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①  长远目标和阶段性目标
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③  全国范围性目标和区域性目标
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①  news
②  their work
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①  regression
②  reading for ideas only
③  vocalization
④  word-by-word reading
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