单选题What information is given in the article?ACapture the Rain is Mike Johnson's debut work.BThe barrels collect water as it drains from the roof.CA family's one-year savings is greater than the cost of the barrels.DThe author is unconvinced of the book's value.
单选题
What information is given in the article?
A
Capture the Rain is Mike Johnson's debut work.
B
The barrels collect water as it drains from the roof.
C
A family's one-year savings is greater than the cost of the barrels.
D
The author is unconvinced of the book's value.
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解析：
根据第二句话“it utilizes a system of 50-gallon plastic barrels to capture rainwater running off a house’s roof”可知在雨水从屋檐上滴下时，雨水就被收集了，所以B项正确。
根据第二句话“it utilizes a system of 50-gallon plastic barrels to capture rainwater running off a house’s roof”可知在雨水从屋檐上滴下时，雨水就被收集了，所以B项正确。
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