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The author talks about 'Unspoilt Nature'. In what way can Nature remain unspoilt ?
The first step is for us to realise that a city need not be a source of frustration to its inhabitants, it can be among other things, a mechanism for enhancing life, for producing possibilities of living which are not to be realized except through cities. But, for that to happen, deliberate and drastic planning is needed. Towns as much as animals, must have their systems of organs systems for recreation, leisure, culture, community expression. This means abundance of open space, easy access to unspoilt Nature, beauty in parks and in fine, buildingsm gymnasia and swimming baths and recreation grounds in plenty, central spaces for celebrations and demonstrations, halls for citizens meetings, concert halls and theatres and cinemas that belongs to the city. And the buildings must not be built anyhow or dumped down anywhere; both they and their groupings should mean something important to the people of the place.
A:
If Nature is not allowed to interface with people's day to day life
B:
By building cities with the system of organs like those of animals
C:
By allowing free access to parks and open spaces
D:
By allowing Nature to retain its primitive, undomesticated character
The answer is:
B
