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2017-03-12

What can we infer from the last paragraph?

A.People should try to use as less electronic products as possible.
B.People can deal with the electronic waste in a safe way.
C.The government can do nearly nothing in front of the electronic waste.
D.People are helpless in front of electronic waste.

参考答案

B

答案解析

根据题干定位到原文最后一段。
推理判断题。本题考查对文章最后一段的理解。从定位段可以推断出,随着技术的成熟以及
人们环保意识的增强,人类有能力处理好电子垃圾问题。B“人们能够安全地处理好电子垃圾问题”与原文的表述一致,故为答案。A“人们应该尽量少用电子产品”、C“政府对于电子垃圾几乎无能为力”和D“人们对于电子垃圾无计可施”均与原文表述不符.故排除。

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