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单选题 It is implied in this passage that to protect shark from extinction,the most important thing to do is_______.

A.to persuade restaurants to quit shark-fin soup in banquet
B.to take courage to go against bad cuisine culture
C.to spot and make up folthe loophole in law
D.to do more research to enhance the breeding capability of sharks

参考答案:B进入在线模考
从文中可知如果想要保护鲨鱼不灭绝,最重要的就是要_______。
[A]劝说饭馆在宴会中不要添加鱼翅这道菜
[B]鼓起勇气对抗不好的饮食文化
[C]发现并且弥补法律上的漏洞
[D]做更多的研究以提高鲨鱼的生育率
【答案】B推理引申题
【解析】本题根据全文内容进行推理引申。需要明确的一点是,对鱼翅的消费是捕鲨行业存在的直接动力,而捕鲨是鲨鱼数量骤降的直接原因,其他的原因例如法律监管漏洞、鲨鱼生殖能力不强等都是次要原因。因此这里提到想要保护鲨鱼不灭绝,最重要的当然是要切断杀戮的源头,也就是人们对鱼翅的消费。[B]正确。[A]是文章第五段的内容,这只是改变消费习惯的一个方面,而且第六段的内容已经暗示单单让饭馆不再做鱼翅是没有用的,因为只要有消费,就有杀戮,最根本的还是要让人们自觉地拒绝吃鲨鱼。[C]和[D]内容虽然有助于鲨鱼数量提升,但都不是最重要的。

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