In Disneyland, every year, some 800000 plants are replaced because Disney refused to _____ signs asking his “guests” not to step on them.

A．break up             B．call up             C．put up            D．build up

　　One of Disney's favorite dreams was to create a new kind of amusement park--a place where all the members of a family could go and have fun together. He wanted it to be a clean place where the whole family could spend the day. It would give the parents of small children something to do while their children were enjoying the rides and games.

　　Disney decided to build his park in California, and in 1952 he began to buy land. This proved to be a difficult task, since the land he wanted was owned by no fewer than twenty families. Nevertheless, Disney went on with his plans for a clean, safe park, which he decided to call Disneyland.

　　At last Disneyland was built and opened to the public. Very quickly it came to be regarded as one of the wonders of the modern world. In the first six months of its existence（存在）, about three million people passed through its gate. Visitors to Disneyland have included eleven kings and queens, twenty-four heads of states, and twenty-seven princes（王子）and princesses. In ten years, Disneyland earned ＄195 000 000.

　　Disney thought Disneyland expressed his ideas of all that is true and good and beautiful in this world. He was never tired of visiting the park himself, of expanding it and improving it. Every night, each street and each walk way is washed, and workers with knives get down on their hands and knees to clean up chewing gum（口香糖）that has been dropped by visitors. Visitors to the park are called “guests”, never “customers”. Every year, some 800000 plants are replaced because Disney refused to put up signs asking his “guests” not to step on them. Undoubtedly（无疑）it helps explain why about fifty percent of the people who enter Disneyland's gates have been there before.

(1)When Walt Disney started his park, he wanted to build a place _______.

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A．for the parents with children

B．for both the parents and children to have fun

C．that would bring him a lot of money

D．where children would feel safe to play happily

(2)______ seemed to be the biggest problem for Disney.

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A．Trying to persuade all the landowners to sell the land

B．That the land he wanted was not big enough

C．Trying to get enough money to buy the land

D．Not being able to find a proper land

(3)Too many people went to Disneyland _______ there.

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A．to see the wonders of the world

B．to see how the workers keep the place clean

C．to see the kings and queens

D．for they expect to have a wonderful feeling

(4)Walt Disney felt ______ Disneyland and often went to see it himself.

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(5)One reason why many people came to visit Disneyland again is that _______.

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A．they feel they are respected there

B．they are free to step on the plant there

C．they can find different new plants there

D．they like to be called “guests” instead of “customers”