单选题Floods are a major problem in the city, but the government seems to be making______ to improve the situation.Alots of programsBfew trialsClittle effort Dmany measures
单选题
Floods are a major problem in the city, but the government seems to be making______ to improve the situation.
A
lots of programs
B
few trials
C
little effort
D
many measures
参考解析
解析：
洪水是这个城市的主要问题，但是政府好像并没有花心思提出治理这种情况的策略。这是一个转折句，故判断后句应该是否定意义的，故排除A、D两项，little effort没有努力。few trial很少尝试。
洪水是这个城市的主要问题，但是政府好像并没有花心思提出治理这种情况的策略。这是一个转折句，故判断后句应该是否定意义的，故排除A、D两项，little effort没有努力。few trial很少尝试。
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