There has been increasing interest in the Nazca lines mainly because of

A．the participation of scientist

B．the emergence of the Interne

C．the birth of new theorie

D．the interest in the Interne

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【定位】根据题于中的increasing interest可定位到第3段。
【解析】此题询问对纳斯卡的兴趣有新的增长主要原因是什么。第3段第2句明确告诉我们是由于互联网的产生，因此B足答案。
【点睛】细节判断题。不要误选D。D意为由于对瓦联网本身感兴趣才对纳斯卡有新的兴趣，而史章原意是由于互联网的产生方便人们探索、讨论纳斯卡线条，因此人们对纳斯卡有了更多兴趣，互联网只是手段。

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