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单选题It can be inferred from paragraph 3 that US congress is_____global developing trend.

A.insensitive to
B.upset at
C.responsive to
D.paralyzed by

参考答案:A进入在线模考
从第三段中可以推断出________。
[A]美国国会对于全球发展趋势不敏感
[B]美国国会对于全球发展趋势不安
[C]美国国会对于全球发展趋势反应灵敏
[D]全球发展趋势麻痹了美国国会
【答案】A推理引申题
【解析】本题考查对第三段内容的推理引申。第三段内容紧接第二段提到的美国政府R&D投资占GDP份额减小的论点,通过具体的实例(能源领域的投资)说明问题所在。这一段首先点明了能源科学,尤其是清洁能源科技在21世纪的重要地位,接着介绍了美国政府在通过一项可以提高国家科学基金和能源办公室预算的议案上迟迟未能做出决定的表现。在关乎国家实力的科研领域,政府表现如此犹豫不决,这再一次验证了作者的担忧并不是杞人忧天。本题的题干问的是美国国会对于全球发展趋势的判断,通过这个例子来看,美国国会对于关乎国家命脉的行业也是全球将来竞争的焦点可以说不太敏感。[C]反向干扰,[B]和
[D]都无从谈起。

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