单选题The Alaska Governor has taken the following steps in response to the Prudhoe Bay oil field shutdown EXCEPT ______.Ainitiating investigation into BP’s liability for the state’s losses causedBcalling hearings into BP’s maintenance practicesCimposing a state hiring freezeDtaking measures to reduce oil consumption in the state
单选题
The Alaska Governor has taken the following steps in response to the Prudhoe Bay oil field shutdown EXCEPT ______.
A
initiating investigation into BP’s liability for the state’s losses caused
B
calling hearings into BP’s maintenance practices
C
imposing a state hiring freeze
D
taking measures to reduce oil consumption in the state
参考解析
解析：
事实细节的找寻和判断。关于阿拉斯加州长对Pmdhoe Bay油田关闭所采取的措施，录音首句指出其imposed a state hiring freeze，对应选项A。而该州长同时表示他将会support hearings into BP’s maintenance practices，与选项B表达内容相一致。接着录音中提到该州长会让阿拉斯加州的检察总长investigate whether the state could hold the oil giant fully accountable for the state’s losses，即调查该石油巨头是否应对本州损失负所有的责任，因此选项A也正确。可见，唯有D项的内容在文中未被提及。
事实细节的找寻和判断。关于阿拉斯加州长对Pmdhoe Bay油田关闭所采取的措施，录音首句指出其imposed a state hiring freeze，对应选项A。而该州长同时表示他将会support hearings into BP’s maintenance practices，与选项B表达内容相一致。接着录音中提到该州长会让阿拉斯加州的检察总长investigate whether the state could hold the oil giant fully accountable for the state’s losses，即调查该石油巨头是否应对本州损失负所有的责任，因此选项A也正确。可见，唯有D项的内容在文中未被提及。
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