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[Reading Comprehension]

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文章:

Line         There are recent reports of apparently drastic
  declines in amphibian populations and of extinctions
  of a number of the world’s endangered amphibian
  species. These declines, if real, may be signs of a
(5) general trend toward extinction, and many
  environmentalists have claimed that immediate
  environmental action is necessary to remedy
  this “amphibian crisis,” which, in their view, is an
  indicator of general and catastrophic environmental
(10) degradation due to human activity.
       To evaluate these claims, it is useful to make a
  preliminary distinction that is far too often ignored.
  A declining population should not be confused with
  an endangered one. An endangered population is
(15) always rare, almost always small, and, by definition,
  under constant threat of extinction even without a
  proximate cause in human activities. Its disappearance,
  however unfortunate, should come as no great
  surprise. Moreover, chance events—which may
(20) indicate nothing about the direction of trends in
  population size—may lead to its extinction. The
  probability of extinction due to such random factors
  depends on the population size and is independent of
  the prevailing direction of change in that size.
(25)      For biologists, population declines are potentially
  more worrisome than extinctions. Persistent
  declines, especially in large populations, indicate a
  changed ecological context. Even here, distinctions
  must again be made among declines that are only
(30) apparent (in the sense that they are part of habitual
  cycles or of normal fluctuations), declines that take
  a population to some lower but still acceptable
  level, and those that threaten extinction (e.g., by
  taking the number of individuals below the minimum
(35) viable population). Anecdotal reports of population
  decreases cannot distinguish among these
  possibilities, and some amphibian populations have
  shown strong fluctuations in the past.
       It is indisputably true that there is simply not
(40) enough long-term scientific data on amphibian
  populations to enable researchers to identify real
  declines in amphibian populations. Many fairly
  common amphibian species declared all but extinct
  after severe declines in the 1950s and 1960s
(45) have subsequently recovered, and so might
  the apparently declining populations that have
  generated the current appearance of an amphibian
  crisis. Unfortunately, long-term data will not soon
  be forthcoming, and postponing environmental
(50) action while we wait for it may doom species and
  whole ecosystems to extinction.


题目:

Which of the following most accurately describes the organization of the passage?

选项:

A、A question is raised, a distinction regarding it is made, and the question is answered.
B、An interpretation is presented, its soundness is examined, and a warning is given.
C、A situation is described, its consequences are analyzed, and a prediction is made.
D、Two interpretations of a phenomenon are described, and one of them is rejected as invalid.
E、Two methods for analyzing a phenomenon are compared, and further study of the phenomenon is recommended.

答案:

B

提问:

关于阅读基础课的疑问,麻烦张慧雯老师回答一下,谢谢~


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提问:

请老师解释一下这道题 特别是c选项为什么不对。我反复读了文章和og的答案觉得还是不能说服我。另外请老师再给个这种题的做题方法

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关于阅读基础课的疑问,麻烦张慧雯老师回答一下,谢谢~


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解答: 张慧雯老师

提问:

我想问下这篇文章最后一句的理解,作者说过获得不到长期数据,而推迟环境行动会使得物种和生态系统遭受灭顶之灾。 推迟行动会使物种灭亡,这是作者给出的警告,既然推迟行动有这么大的危害,那不应该更应该采取环境行动吗,感觉又与第一段环境学家的观点吻和了。 我读作者一直在说有许多declines我们区分不了,因此不能草率地直接去行动。最后一句让我很糊涂。 请老师帮忙指正下,谢谢

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提问:

选择的是C,不是很懂这类题如何去做啊?

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