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UnitFive,TheEndIsNotatHand,1.Text,2.Exercises,5.SupplementaryReading,TheEndIsNotatHand,Theenvironmentalrhetoric*overblown*.TheplanetwillsurviveRobertJ.Samuelson,rhetoricn.speechorwritingthatsoundsfineandimportant,butisreallyinsincereorwithoutmeaning浮夸之言语或文章overblownadj.usingtoomanywords夸张的,Menu,Translation,impendingadj.(ofsomethingunpleasant)abouttohappen行将发生的catastrophen.disaster灾难auran.aneffectorfeelingthatseemstosurroundandcomefromapersonorplace气氛,Menu,1Whoevercoinedthephrasesavetheplanetisapublicrelationgenius.Itconveysthesenseofimpending*catastrophe*andhighpurposethathaswrappedenvironmentalisminanaura*ofmoralurgency.,Italsotypifiesenvironmentalismsrhetoricalexcesses,which,inanyothercontext,wouldbeseenaswildexaggeration*orsimpledishonesty.2Uptoapoint,ourenvironmentalawarenesshascheckedamindlessenthusiasmforunrestrainedeconomicgrowth.,exaggerationn.(anexampleof)sayingorbelievingmorethanthetruthaboutsomething夸张，夸大,Menu,Wehavesensiblycurbed*someofgrowthsharmfulsideeffects.Butenvironmentalismincreasinglyresemblesaholycrusade*addictedtohype*andignorantofhistory.,curbv.control控制crusaden.astruggleormovementforthedefenceoradvancementofanidea,principle,etc.为促进或维护理想、原则而进行的运动或斗争hypen.somethingthatartificiallystimulatessales,interest,etc.suchasadvertisingorpromotion(刺激销售、兴趣等的)广告，宣传,Menu,Everyenvironmentalillisdepicted*asanonrushingcalamity*thatifnotstoppedwillendlifeasweknowit.3Takethelatestscare:thegreenhouseeffect.Werepresentedwiththehorrifyingspecter*ofaworldthatincinerates*itself.,depictv.describe描写calamityn.aterribleorverybadevent；seriousmisfortune灾难；极不幸的事spectern.somethingthatisseeninthemindandcausesfear心中幻见而引起恐惧之事物incineratev.destroybyburning焚化,Translation,Menu,Actnow,orsizzle*later.Foodsupplieswillwither.Glaciers*willmelt.Coastalareaswillflood.Infact,theprobablelossesfromanygreenhousewarmingaremodest*:1to2percentofoureconomysoutputbytheyear2050,estimateseconomistWilliamCline.,sizzlev.makeahissingsoundasifwaterfallingonhotmetalorfoodcookinginhotfat发出咝咝声(如水落在灼热的金属上或食物煎炸时)glaciern.massofice,formedbysonwonmountains,movingslowlyalongavalley冰河，冰川modestadj.moderate,notlargeinsizeoramount适度的，适中的,Menu,Thelossseemsevensmallercomparedwiththeexpectedgrowthoftheeconomy(adoubling)overthesameperiod.4Noenvironmentalproblemthreatenstheplanetorrateswiththedangerofanuclearwar.,Translation,Menu,Nooilspillevercausedsufferingonaparwith*todayscivilwarinYugoslavia,whichisaminorepisode*inhumanmisery.WorldWarleftmorethan35milliondead.Cambodiascivilwarresultedin1millionto3milliondeaths.,onaparwithequalto等于episoden.oneseparateevent,esp.animportantorseriousone插曲；独立的一段事,Menu,Thegreatscourges*ofhumanityremainwhattheyhavealwaysbeen:war,naturaldisaster,oppressivegovernment,crushingpovertyandhate.Onanyscaleoftragedy,environmentaldistressisafeatherweight*.,scourgen.acauseofgreatpunishment,harmorsuffering导致严惩、灾害或痛苦的祸端，祸患featherweightn.sb.orsth.ofverylittleimportance不重要的人或物,Translation,Menu,5Thisisnotanargumentforindifferenceorinaction.Itisanargumentforperspectiveandbalance.Youcanbelieve(asIdo)thatthepossibilityofgreenhousewarmingenhancesanalreadystrongcaseforanenergytax.,Menu,Ataxwouldcurbordinaryairpollution,limitoilimports,cutthebudgetdeficit*andpromoteenergyefficientinvestmentsthatmakeeconomicsense.6Butitdoesnotfollowthatanyonewhodisagreeswithmeisevilorevenwrong.,deficitn.theamountbywhichmoneythatgoesoutismorethanmoneythatcomesin赤字,Translation,Menu,Onthegreenhouseeffect,forinstance,theresample*scientificdoubtoverwhetherwarmingwilloccurand,ifso,howmuch.Moreover,thewarmingwouldoccuroverdecades.Peopleandbusinessescouldadjust.Totakeoneexample:farmerscouldshifttomoreheat-resistantseeds.,ampleadj.enoughormorethanisnecessary充足的,Menu,Translation,7Unfortunately,theimpulseofmanyenvironmentalistsistovilify*andsimplify.Criticsofenvironmentalrestrictionsareportrayed*asselfishandignorantcreeps*.,vilifyv.speakevilof(sb.orsth.)withoutgoodcause,esp.inordertoinfluenceothersunfavourably辱骂，诽谤；把(人或事)说得一无是处portrayv.describeinwordsinalifelikeway以文字生动描写creepn.anunpleasantpersonwhotriestowinthefavourofapersonofhigherrank,esp.bypraisinginsincerely拍马屁者，献媚者,Menu,Doomsdayscenarios*aredevelopedtoprovetheseriousnessofenvironmentaldangers.Clinesrecentgreenhousestudyprojectedwarming250yearsintothefuture.Guesswhat,itincreasessharply.Thisisanabsurdexerciseakinto*predictinglifein1992atthetimeoftheFrenchandIndianWar(17541763).,scenarion.awrittendescriptionoftheactiontotakeplaceinafilm,play,etc.剧本，剧情说明书akintoofsimilarcharacter,like同性质的，类似的,Menu,Translation,8Therhetoricaloverkillisnotjustinnocentexcess.Itcloudsourunderstanding.Forstarters,itminimizesthegreatprogressthathasbeenmade,especiallyinindustrializedcountries.IntheUnitedStates,airandwaterpollutionhavedroppeddramatically*.,dramaticallyadv.withtheforceorvividnessofthedrama戏剧性的；显著地,Menu,Since1960,particulate*emissions(soot,cinders*)aredownby65percent.Leademissionshavefallenby97percentsince1970.Smoghasdeclinedinmostcities.9Whatsalsolostistheawkwardnecessityforchoices.Yourenvironmentalbenefitmaybemyjob.Noteverybenefitisworthhavingatanycost.,particulateadj.ofminuteseparateparticles微粒的cindersn.therefuseofburnedcoals煤渣,Menu,Translation,Economistsestimatethatenvironmentalregulationsdepresstheeconomysoutputby2.6to5percent,orabout$150billionto$290billion.(Note:thisislargerthantheestimatedimpactofglobalwarming.)Forthatcost,weveloweredhealthrisksandimprovedoursurroundings.Butsomegainsaresmallcomparedwiththecosts.Andsomecostsareneedlesslyhighbecauseregulationsarerigid.,Translation,Menu,10Balance:Theworstsinofenvironmentalexcessisitsbias*againsteconomicgrowth.Thecurefortheimmenseproblemsofpoorcountriesusuallylieswitheconomicgrowth.ArecentreportfromtheWorldBankestimatesthatmorethan1billionpeoplelackhealthywatersuppliesandsanitary*facilities.,biasn.prejudice偏见2.sanitaryadj.oforconcerninghealth,esp.thetreatmentofhumanwastesubstances,dirtorinfectionharmfultohealth(有关)卫生的(尤指废物等的处理),Menu,Theresultishundredsofmillionsofcasesofdiarrhea*annuallyandthedeathsof3millionchildren(2millionofwhichtheWorldBankjudgesavoidable).Onlybybecomingwealthiercancountriescorrecttheseconditions.,diarrhean.thetypeofillnessinwhichthebowelsareemptiedtoooftenandintooliquidaform腹泻,Translation,Menu,11Similarly,wealthiersocietieshaveboththedesireandtheincometocleantheirairandwater.Advancednationshaveurban-air-pollutionlevelsonlyasixththatofthepoorestcountries.Finally,economicgrowthtendstoreducehighbirthrates,aschildrensurvivelongerandwomenescapetraditionalroles.,Menu,Translation,12Yes,wehaveenvironmentalproblems.Reactors*intheformerSovietUnionposesafetyrisks.Economicgrowthandtheenvironmentcanbeatodds*.Growthgeneratescarbondioxideemissionsandcausesmorewaste.Buttheseproblemsarenot-asenvironmentalrhetoricimplies-themainobstaclestosustaineddevelopment.Thebiggesthurdleisinept*government.,reactorn.反应堆beatodds(with)bequarrellingordisagreeing(with)与争吵，争论ineptadj.totallyunabletodothings无能的，无用的,Menu,Ineptgovernmentfostered*unsafereactors.Ineptgovernmenthampers*foodproductioninpoorcountriesby,say,preventingfarmersfromearningadequatereturnsontheircrops.,fosterv.carefor;helpthegrowthorthedevelopmentof照顾，抚育，培养hamperv.causedifficultyinmovementoractivity阻碍,Menu,Translation,13Bynow,everyoneisanenvironmentalist.Butthelabelisincreasinglymeaningless,becausenotallenvironmentalproblemsareequallyseriousandeventheseriousonesneedtobebalancedagainstotherconcerns.Environmentalismshouldholdthehype.Itshouldinformusmoreandfrightenusless.,Translation,Menu,Exercises,.Comprehension,.Vocabulary,.Cloze,.Translation(EnglishtoChinese),.Translation(ChinesetoEnglish),.Writing,Menu,.Comprehension,Decidewhichofthefollowingstatementsistrueandwhichisfalseaccordingtoyourunderstandingofthetext.Ifitisaquestion,answeritbriefly.,Thephrasesavetheplanetwascoinedbyapublicrelationgenius.Everyenvironmentalistillisanonrushingcalamitythatwillendlife.Thelossesfromanygreenhousewarmingaremuchsmallerthanthegrowthoftheeconomyoverthesameperiod.,Menu,Answers,.Comprehension,Environmentalproblemsareinsignificantascomparedwiththegreatscourgesofhumanity.DoyouthinkClinesrecentwarningaboutgreenhouseeffectsisacceptable?Whyorwhynot?Environmentalismsrhetoricalexcessesaremisleading.Since1960greatachievementshavebeenmadeincurbingairandwaterpollutionintheUnitedStates.Allenvironmentalbenefitsareworthhavingatanycost.,Menu,Answers,Inloweringthehealthrisksandimprovingoursurroundings,thecostsandgainsarealwaysatodds.Doyouthinkitworthwhilethatenvironmentalregulationsdepresstheeconomysoutputby2.6to5percent?Whyorwhynot?Areenvironmentalproblemsthemainobstaclestothedevelopmentofallthepoorcountries?Whatdoyouthinkthepoorcountriesshoulddotoremovetheobstaclestotheirdevelopment?,.Comprehension,Answers,Menu,Urban-air-pollutionlevelsindevelopingcountriesaremuchhigherthanthoseindevelopedcountries.Ineptgovernmentistoblameforenvironmentalproblems.Thelabelanenvironmentalistismeaningless.Itissuggestedthatwelearnmoreaboutenvironmentalismandnotbefrightenedbyit.,.Comprehension,Menu,Answers,.Vocabulary,A.IdentifyoneofthefourchoicesA,B,C,orDwhichwouldkeepthemeaningoftheunderlinedwordorphrase.,1.Hisbeautifulwritingisakintodrawing.A.asB.fromC.aboveD.like2.Hisknowledgeonthesubjectseemstobeonaparwithmyown.A.differentfromB.thesameasC.relatedtoD.inaccordancewith,Answers,Menu,.Vocabulary,A.IdentifyoneofthefourchoicesA,B,C,orDwhichwouldkeepthemeaningoftheunderlinedwordorphrase.,3.TomandMaryweremarriedaweekaftertheymetandsoonfoundthemselvesatoddsaboutreligion.A.indisagreementB.onstrikeC.inquestionD.onpurpose4.Theinventorwasvilifiedinyesterdaysnewspaper.A.abusedB.slanderedC.praisedD.criticized,Menu,Answers,.Vocabulary,A.IdentifyoneofthefourchoicesA,B,C,orDwhichwouldkeepthemeaningoftheunderlinedwordorphrase.,5.TheMississippifloodof1973wasamajorcatastropheinwhichagreatmanyliveswerelost.A.casualtyB.disasterC.changeD.threat6.Shealmostyieldedtoanunexpectedimpulsetodanceinthestreet.A.urgentdesireB.suddenwishC.goodideaD.fancythought,Menu,Answers,.Vocabulary,A.IdentifyoneofthefourchoicesA,B,C,orDwhichwouldkeepthemeaningoftheunderlinedwordorphrase.,7.Mr.Greenposedasarichmanthoughheowedmorethanheowned.A.workedB.lookedC.clothedD.Behaved8.Theyfearedtheplagueandregardeditasadeadlyscourge.A.punishmentB.IllnessC.troubleD.ailment,Answers,Menu,.Vocabulary,A.IdentifyoneofthefourchoicesA,B,C,orDwhichwouldkeepthemeaningoftheunderlinedwordorphrase.,9.Somepeoplehaveabiasagainstforeigners.A.prejudiceB.dislikeC.hatredD.favour10.Yourstayabroadwillgiveyouampleopportunitiestolearnanewlanguage.A.goodB.suitableC.properD.enough,Menu,Answers,.Vocabulary,B.Choosethecorrectanswer.Onlyoneansweriscorrect.,11.Thedarkcloudssuggesta(n)_storm.A.impendingB.surprisingC.fastD.unexpected12.Sincetheclubowed$15andhadonly$10inthetreasury,therewasa_of$5.A.sumB.deficitC.differenceD.surplus,Answers,Menu,.Vocabulary,B.Choosethecorrectanswer.Onlyoneansweriscorrect.,13.Theoillamp_softlyonthetable.A.glowedB.lightedC.sizzledD.sounded14.It_withyoutodecide.A.talksB.refersC.liesD.indicates,Menu,Answers,.Vocabulary,B.Choosethecorrectanswer.Onlyoneansweriscorrect.,15.He_amongthebestheavyweightboxersofthepastfiftyyears.A.projectsB.showsC.displaysD.rates16.Theconstantturmoilintheofficeprovedthathewasan_administrator.A.ableB.ineptC.experiencedD.active,Menu,Answers,.Vocabulary,B.Choosethecorrectanswer.Onlyoneansweriscorrect.,17.Themothertriedto_hersonsinterestinmusicbytakinghimtoconcertswhenhewasyoung.A.giveB.showC.fosterD.cause18.Nomatterhowyoureadit,thissentencedoesntmakeany_.A.meaningB.soundC.progressD.sense,Answers,Menu,.Vocabulary,B.Choosethecorrectanswer.Onlyoneansweriscorrect.,19.ItriedtofindmykeysbutIwas_bymythickgloves.A.helpedB.hamperedC.annoyedD.upset20.Toourgrief,hebecame_tothedrug.A.addictedB.interestedC.amusedD.disturbed,Menu,Answers,.Cloze,ReadthepassagethroughandchooseonesuitablewordorphrasemarkedA,B,CorDforeachblankinthepassage.,Robotshavebeenthestuffofpopularcultureforsolongthatwethinkofthemmostly1fun.Inthenextdecadetheywillfinallybecomepractical2factoryassemblylines.Granted,theywontperformthewondrousstuntsthey3insci-fimovies;thefirstgenerationofrealrobotsmayseemabitcrude.,A.aboutB.forC.asD.inA.inB.beyondC.fromD.forA.haveB.doC.giveD.appear,Answers,Menu,Butbytheendofthedecade,we4encountertinyrobotscookinghamburgersinfastfoodrestaurants,moppingup,shoppingmeals,even5mealtraysinhospitals.,A.mayalsoB.mayagainC.maywellD.mayindeedA.todeliverB.DeliverC.deliveredD.delivering,Menu,Answers,Twofactorsarepushingthedevelopmentofrobotics,technologyandeconomics.Artificialintelligenceisthekey6asuccessfulrobot,butsomeofthesimplesttasks7ahumanmindaredifficultforarobot.Oneexample,theabilitytolookatthecornerofaroom,8wallsandceilingmeet,andknowthatthecornergoesin,notout.Easyforhumans,verytoughforrobots.,A.toB.ofC.forD.inA.ofB.forC.inD.withA.thatB.whichC.whereD.thepoint,Answers,Menu,Economicsisthekeytotheacceptance9robots.Asdecliningbirthratesleadtoashortageofentry-levelworkersinmuchoftheindustrializedworld,theresearchers10robotsthatcanmanageatleastportionsofsuchjobsasburgerflippersorhospitalorderlies.,A.ofB.byC.withD.forA.designB.aredesigningC.arebeingdesigningD.willdesign,Menu,Answers,Inthenextdecade,improvedrobotswillbeinexpensiveenoughtoserveasaids11thedisabled,givingevenquadriplegicstheabilitytofeedthemselvesandperformofficework.Andthelong-promisedhomerobot?Thislittleelectronicservant,capableofdeliveringafrostybeerfromthefringe,pickingupthekidstoysandwashingtheoccasionalwindow,probablywontbeamass-marketiteminthe1990s12wemodifyourhomestoaccommodatethem.,11.A.toB.withC.forD.of12.A.whenB.ifC.thoughD.unless,Menu,Answers,Everyroom13tinyradiobeacons14therobotwhereitis,andstaircaseswouldneedspecialconstructionforeasyrobotaccess.Soundunlikely?Perhaps.Butin1890aperson15itunlikelyifhehadbeentoldthattheentireurbanlandscapeoftheplanetwouldbemodifiedtoaccommodatetheautomobile.,A.needtohaveB.needhavingC.wouldneedtohaveD.wouldneedhavingA.totellB.tellC.tellingD.ToldA.mightthinkB.thoughtC.mighthavethoughtD.wouldthink,Answers,Menu,.Translation(EnglishtoChinese),Peeringintothe21stcentury,newscientificbreakthroughswillallowgeneticengineeringtotransformeverythingfrommachineandagriculturetocomputertechnologyandindustry.,Menu,Answers,.Translation(EnglishtoChinese),Afewnear-termprospects.Inagriculture,possibilitiesincludelargertrees,increasedgrainyieldsandevensquaretomatoes,easilypackagedwithlesswatercontent.Itispossibletobreedcowsthesizeofelephantsthatcouldproduce40percentmoremilk.Scientiststalkofusingproteintoreplacethesiliconincomputerchipstoallowbillionsoftimesmoreinformationtobecontainedinthesamespace.,Answers,Menu,.Translation(ChinesetoEnglish),1.作者论文的副本已交给了编辑部。(present)2.虽然他在班上名列最后，但不能推断他没头脑，他可能只是很懒而已。(follow)3.这些异常现象值得注意。(worth)4.股东们在聘用新经理问题上发生了分歧。(atodds),Menu,Answers,.Translation(ChinesetoEnglish),5.这使我们得出结论：无知助长迷信。(foster)6.当你知道并不是年龄使你丧失记忆力之后，你可能会大吃一惊。记忆差的原因可能是因为你“懒”得去记，而不是记忆力老化了。如同身体一样，你的记忆力可能因锻炼而加强。科学家们相信，如果两侧大脑都得到了锻炼，我们的工作效力至少可以提高75%。,Answers,Menu,.Writing,Outline:导言：人们开始认识保护环境的重要性。问题状况：过度开采自然资源和破坏自然环境造成严重后果。例如砍伐森林、水源污染、空气污染等。结论：为了生存和健康，必须保护自然环境。,Menu,Answers,.SupplementaryReading,.Questions,SupplementaryReading,Menu,SupplementaryReading,1JAKARTA-PlanetEarthwasbatteredbyfloods,droughtandfirein1997,ayearwhichendedwiththeworldsmajorpolluterssquabblingoverwaystopreventfurtherenvironmentaldisaster.2The160nationsattendingaUNconferenceonglobalwarming,billedasoneofthemostvitaleverheld,finallyreachedaconsensusoncuttinggreenhousegasemissionsthroughthenextdecade.,Menu,SupplementaryReading,3TheclimatewasdominatedinthelatterpartoftheyearbyElNino,anupswellingofwarmerwaterofftheSouthAmericancoastwhichaffectsglobalweatherpatterns.4IthinkforsurethemostdramaticthinghasbeentheElNinophenomenonthathasbeenexperiencedthroughoutthetropics,saidJeffreySayer,directorgeneraloftheInternationalCentreforForestryResearch(CIFOR),atBogornearJakarta.,Menu,SupplementaryReading,5ElNino,calledbyPeruvianfishermanaftertheChristChildbecauseofitsappearancearoundChristmas,isbeingblamedforwidespreadfloodsanddroughtinthetropics,andhasaffectedotherareasaswell.6Amajormanifestationofthephenomenonwasdrought-aggravatedbushfiresinIndonesiathatspreadachokingsmogacrosslargeareasofSoutheastAsiabeforebadlydelayedmonsoonrainsstartedtofallinlateNovember.,Menu,SupplementaryReading,7FloodssweptaridSomaliainEastAfrica,whiletherainforestsofIndonesiaslrianJayadriedoutandhundredsoftribespeoplediedfromstarvationanddisease.8ApartfromElNino,easternandcentralEuropesufferedtheworstfloodsinlivingmemoryinearlyJuly,withover100peoplekilledinPolandandtheCzechRepublic,andmanythousandsoffamiliesdisplacedthroughtheregionandeasternGermany.,Menu,SupplementaryReading,9IntheancientJapanesecapitalofKyoto,aUNgatheringof159countriesfinallyagreedoncuttinggreenhousegasemissionsafter11daysoffreneticnegotiations.10PerhapsthisdaywillbeinthefuturerememberedastheDayoftheAtmosphere,conferencechairmanRaulEstradatoldtheconferenceafteratreatytextwaspassedbyconsensusonDecember11.,Menu,SupplementaryReading,11Theconferenceagreedthatdevelopednationsshouldcutemissionofcarbondioxideandothergreenhousegasesblamedforglobalwarming.12TheUnitedStatesaccepteda7percentcutfrom1990levelsby20082112，theEuropeanUnion8percentandJapan6percent.,Menu,SupplementaryReading,13TheconferenceacceptedscientificevidencethatheatingoftheEarthssurfacebygasestrappedintheatmospherecausesmoreandfiercerstorms,expandingdeserts,meltingpolariceandraisingsealevelswhichthreatentosubmergelowlyingislands-andsomeislandstates,suchastheMaldivesintheIndianOcean.,Menu,SupplementaryReading,14TheUnitedStateswantsdevelopingcountriesbroughtundertheemissioncontrolumbrellaandthetreatystillfacesamajorhurdleinitspassageinWashingtonthroughapotentiallyhostileRepublicanCongress.15USVicePresidentAlGorecalledtheKyotoagreementavitalturningpoint，butechoedtheEUsEnvironmentMinisterRittBjerregaardthatmorestillneededtobedone.,Menu,SupplementaryReading,16Thisisnotgoodenoughforthefuture.wewouldlikethepartiestobemoreambitious,Bjerregaardsaid.17IndonesiasEnvironmentMinisterSarwonoKusumaatmadjasaiditwasuptothedevelopedcountriestoprovidetheleadershiptoguaranteeEarthsfuture.18TheKyotoconferencewouldatleastprovideagreaterawarenessofenvironmentalproblems,particularlyasittookplaceinanElNinoyear.,Menu,SupplementaryReading,19Butthereisalwaysatimelagbetweenawarenessandaction,andIthinkthatthetimelagcanbeverylong.hesaid.20HealsocondemnedWesterncriticismoftheenvironmentalandconservationpoliciesofdevelopingcountries,sayingmarketforceswereresponsibleformanyoftheproblems.21Basically,wearefacingproblemswiththepresentcontemporarycivilizationwithitsconsumptionandproductionattitude.,Menu,SupplementaryReading,22Themarketisnotfriendlytotheenvironment,andwearepartofthemarket.Itistoobigaproblemforustohandle.sotheywanttohavetheircakeandeatit.23Theywanttohavetheirmarketandtheywanttohaveusperformasguardiansoftheworldsenvironmentwithoutthemhavinganythingtodowithit.24TheKyotoconferencealsopittedbigbusinessagainstcampaignersfortheenvironment-althoughmajorinsuranceorganizationsdidoffersupporttothegreens.,Menu,SupplementaryReading,25CIFORsSayertoldreportersthatamajordevelopmentinthelasttwoorthreeyearswastheemergenceofmajormultinationalcorporationsintheglobaltimberindustry.26Thisisnotnecessarilyabadthingbecausethosecompaniesalsohavetheresourcestopracticesustainableforestryiftheyaremotivatedtodoso.,Menu,Questions,Thebesttitleofthispassageis_.TheEnvironmentalDisastersTheSolutiontotheEnvironmentalProblemsTheElNinoPhenomenonWorldLeadersSearchingforPollutionSolution,.Completethefollowingstatementsbychoosingthebestalternative(A,B,CorD)undereach.,Menu,Answers,Questions,2.Thewordconsensus(Par.2)probablymeans_.A.conclusionB.negotiationC.agreementD.disagreement,.Completethefollowingstatementsbychoosingthebestalternative(A,B,CorD)undereach.,Answers,Menu,Questions,3.Whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue?ElNinoinfluencesglobalweatherpatterns.TheElNinophenomenonhasbeenexperiencedthroughoutthetropics.ElNinoappea
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