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Climate change will greatly ______ wheat and rice production if nations don’t take steps now.
A
fall
B
leak
C
lack
D
reduce
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句意：如果国家现在不采取措施的话，天气变化会极大地使小麦和水稻减产。reduce减少，使减少。fall降落，落下。leak泄露；露出。lack缺乏，缺少。
句意：如果国家现在不采取措施的话，天气变化会极大地使小麦和水稻减产。reduce减少，使减少。fall降落，落下。leak泄露；露出。lack缺乏，缺少。
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