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想问下75题,在d和e中不知道选哪个
75. It can be inferred from the passage that calcium carbonate shells
(A)are not as susceptible to deterioration as rocks
(B)are less common in sediments formed during an
(C)are found only in areas that were once covered by land ice
(D)contain radioactive material that can be used to determine a sediment’s isotopic composition
(E)reflect the isotopic composition of the water at the time the shells were formed
A ~e only mention of rocks in the passage is a comparison of “gappiness” of the rock and sedimentary specimen records in lines 38–39; this information does not allow any firm inference to be made with respect to relative susceptibility to deterioration, though a more continuous record might be the result of less susceptibility to deterioration.
B ~e passage does not make any reference to the relative abundance of these shells during ice ages; no such inference can be drawn.
C ~e only information in the passage that might support this statement is found in lines 29–32, but that information, about the correlation between oxygen ratios in sediment specimens and land ice, describes a relation that implies nothing about distributions of such specimens.
D ~ough the passage does indirectly indicate that the shells contained radioactive material, nothing in the passage suggests that radioactive material is used to determine isotopic composition.
E Correct. ~e passage explains that oxygen atoms in the surrounding water are one of the building blocks of calcium carbonate shells. ~e isotopic composition of the surrounding water changes during the ice age cycles, so it is logical that the isotopic composition of the shells will change depending on when they were formed.
~e correct answer is E. |
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