单选题It is likely that the authors of Passages 1 and 2 would agree that ______.Achimps should be valued because of their genetic closeness to humansBincreasing legislation would effectively protect the chimpanzeesChumanity is a major factor in the decimation of chimpsDchimps can be dangerous and unpredictable and should be treated with cautionEonly through heroic and unprecedented measures can the chimp be saved
单选题
It is likely that the authors of Passages 1 and 2 would agree that ______.
A
chimps should be valued because of their genetic closeness to humans
B
increasing legislation would effectively protect the chimpanzees
C
humanity is a major factor in the decimation of chimps
D
chimps can be dangerous and unpredictable and should be treated with caution
E
only through heroic and unprecedented measures can the chimp be saved
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解析：
两篇文章都提到了人类是以何种方式危害黑猩猩的生存，故选C项。
两篇文章都提到了人类是以何种方式危害黑猩猩的生存，故选C项。
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