单选题As the population increases and human needs expand, we must take care not to _____ all of our natural resources at once.AeraseBmaximizeCexhaustDminimize
单选题
As the population increases and human needs expand, we must take care not to _____ all of our natural resources at once.
A
erase
B
maximize
C
exhaust
D
minimize
参考解析
解析：
exhaust用尽，耗尽。erase除去。maximize使……达到最大。minimize将……减到最少。
exhaust用尽，耗尽。erase除去。maximize使……达到最大。minimize将……减到最少。
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