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尽管方兴未艾的太空旅游业听起来激动人心,但根据发表在最新一期《地球物理研究通讯》杂志上的研究结果,如果每年私人火箭的发射次数超过1000次,大气同温层中的污染物质煤烟的含量将会显著升高,由此可能改变全球大气循环及臭氧的分布。据研究人员计算,这将使地球两极表面温度升高1摄氏度,并使极地海洋冰层厚度减少5%到15%。尽管存在于接近地表大气中的煤烟微粒可以在降雨过程中被冲刷干净,但在根本不会有雨水的同温层中,这些污染物的留存时间却可能长达3年到10年,并对地球温度造成持久影响。对这段文字理解正确的一项是:
A.太空旅游业的蓬勃发展会改变全球大气循环及臭氧的分布B.大气同温层中的污染物质煤烟的含量会随着私人火箭发射次数的增加而显著升高C.每年火箭发射次数超过1000次,会使地球温度升高1摄氏度D.同温层中的污染物会留存3年到10年,会对地球温度造成持久影响

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2.The writer states that fungi and bacteria( ).

3.The passage says that the biosphere( ).

4.According to the text, the balance of nature is( ).

5.The writer says that ecology is primarily concerned with the( ).

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尽管方兴未艾的太空旅游业听起来激动人心,但根据发表在最新一期《地球物理研究通讯》杂志上的研究结果,如果每年私人火箭的发射次数超过1000次,大气同温层中的污染物质煤烟的含量将会显著升高,由此可能改变全球大气循环及臭氧的分布。据研究人员计算,这将使地球两极表面温度升高1摄氏度,并使极地海洋冰层厚度减少5%到15%。尽管存在于接近地表大气中的煤烟微粒可以在降雨过程中被冲刷干净,但在根本不会有雨水的同温层中,这些污染物的留存时间却可能长达3年到10年,并对地球温度造成持久影响。对这段文字理解正确的一项是:
A.太空旅游业的蓬勃发展会改变全球大气循环及臭氧的分布B.大气同温层中的污染物质煤烟的含量会随着私人火箭发射次数的增加而显著升高C.每年火箭发射次数超过1000次,会使地球温度升高1摄氏度D.同温层中的污染物会留存3年到10年,会对地球温度造成持久影响
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