单选题It can be inferred from the last paragraph that the cultural activities in universities will grow if the government and individuals______.Aincrease the finance of higher educationBcurtail some cultural activitiesCopen more theatersDwork out some rules for donation
单选题
It can be inferred from the last paragraph that the cultural activities in universities will grow if the government and individuals______.
A
increase the finance of higher education
B
curtail some cultural activities
C
open more theaters
D
work out some rules for donation
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解析：
推断题。文章最后一段提到“the resulting cutbacks in state aid and private donations placed a strain on the financing of higher education that curtailed the growth or sometimes even threatened the survival of many cultural program”，即“政府和个人资助的减少使得抑制甚至威胁到了大学文化艺术活动的生存”。由此推断，如果增加对最高教育的资助，那么大学的文化艺术活动就会繁荣起来，所以选A项。
推断题。文章最后一段提到“the resulting cutbacks in state aid and private donations placed a strain on the financing of higher education that curtailed the growth or sometimes even threatened the survival of many cultural program”，即“政府和个人资助的减少使得抑制甚至威胁到了大学文化艺术活动的生存”。由此推断，如果增加对最高教育的资助，那么大学的文化艺术活动就会繁荣起来，所以选A项。
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