Questions 46-50
By the early hours of Saturday, representatives of the 193 countries who have negotiated
here for nearly two weeks had not yet approved the deal and there were signs they might not. But
Mr. Obama, who left before the conference considered the accord because of a major storm
descending on Washington, noted that the agreement was merely a political statement and not a
legally binding treaty and might not need ratification by the entire conference.
Negotiators have all but completed a sweeping deal that would compensate countries for
preserving forests, and in some cases, other natural landscapes like peat soils, swamps and fields
that play a crucial role in curbing climate change.
Environmental groups have long advocated such a compensation program because forests
are efficient absorbers of carbon dioxide, the primary heat-trapping gas linked to global
warming. Rain forest destruction, which releases the carbon dioxide stored in trees, is estimated
to account for 20 percent of greenhouse gas emissions globally.
【題組】47. Which of the following statements is true?
(A) Negotiators have almost completed a sweeping deal that would compensate countries for
preserving forests.
(B) Negotiators have already completed a sweeping deal that would compensate countries for
preserving forests.
(C) Negotiators have agreed not to compensate countries for preserving forests.
(D) Negotiators have a hard time reaching an agreement to compensate countries for preserving
forests.
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