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Why does the author cite wallpaper and wall as examples?
A
To demonstrate the interdependence between economy and environment.
B
To call for the government’s attention to ecological crisis.
C
To emphasize economy’s reliance on environment.
D
To explain the importance of controlling carbon emission.
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题目问的是：作者为什么用墙纸和墙作为例子？文章第6段提到“...expensive designer wallpaper to use for papering over plaster cracks whilst ignoring the fact that the walls themselves are collapsing on subsiding foundations”也就是说，没有了好的墙面，再好的墙纸也不能持续长久，借此强调了经济对环境的依赖。故选C。
题目问的是：作者为什么用墙纸和墙作为例子？文章第6段提到“...expensive designer wallpaper to use for papering over plaster cracks whilst ignoring the fact that the walls themselves are collapsing on subsiding foundations”也就是说，没有了好的墙面，再好的墙纸也不能持续长久，借此强调了经济对环境的依赖。故选C。
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whichC
whatD
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telephone is more important to the poor than the WebB
digital revolution will be welcomed by the poorC
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the camel's importance as a political and religious symbolC
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To demonstrate the interdependence between economy and environment.B
To call for the government’s attention to ecological crisis.C
To emphasize economy’s reliance on environment.D
To explain the importance of controlling carbon emission.
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durableB
dubiousC
dramaticD
dynamic
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