The text suggests that some of the rich sportsmen

A．cooperate with companies to develop high-tech spots products．

B．are interested in promoting the development of science and technology．

C．are selfishly earning money by promoting new sports products．

D．play a positive role in promoting high-tech spots products．

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该题为推理题。由文中第二段Michael Jordan和Arnold Palmer的例子可以看出，这些体育界的名人在代言体育产品的时候拥有一定的号召力，推广与促进了产品的销售。A项“和公司合作研发高科技运动产品”，体育名人只是代言，说参与研发不合适；B项“对促进科技的发展感兴趣”和C项“通过推广新产品为自己赚钱”都不恰当，故选D。

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Most of us Americans have a vague, uneasy sense of wicked wastefulness. We throw out the never-opened pack of food that´s past its sell-by date before answering a call on the fourth mobile phone we have had in five years. We gaze around our living space groaning at the sheer quantity of little-used clothing, blocking it up like a blood clot in an arterial vein.
Our despair is genuine at the way we are running out of the earth´ s resources and at the fact that we have so much when two-thirds of the world´s population only just get enough to eat and drink. Yet we feel completely powerless to do anything about it, too busy, irritable and tired to focus on practical steps.
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Deep down, we know that it´s time to "get a life", to stop being distracted by pointless con-sumerism, unreal relationships, and "Affluenza-infected" career ambitions.
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B．failing to solve problems in their lives．

C．having too little living space．

D．wasting too many resources．

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