Příklad 1
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Trees provide people all sorts of benefits. A major one: removing carbon dioxide from the air and storing it. That makes trees an important part of the fight against climate change. But when forest trees grow faster, trees die sooner, a new study finds. That quickens their release of carbon back into the air — which is disappointing news for global warming. However, this does not mean planting trees won’t help fight climate change. Scientists already know that slow-growing species generally live long lives. A bristlecone pine, for example, can live for as long as 5,000 years. A fast-growing balsa tree, in contrast, won’t live past 40. On average, most trees live for 200 to 300 years.
In the text above, it is explained why dying trees can be a problem for the entire planet. Which of the statements below is the logical implication of this explanation?
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- a) Some trees will slow climate change more than others.b) Planting trees should be our priority in the fight against global warming.c) People should try to create conditions for trees to grow faster.d) Removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere is a specific benefit of only fast-growing trees.e) Any kind of a slow-growing tree will live a longer life and release more carbon dioxide.
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Výsledek příkladu
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Postup řešení
Stromy odstraňují CO2 z atmosféry a uskladňují jej. Když ale strom umře, CO2 se vypustí zpátky do ovzduší. Vědci zjistili, že rychle rostoucí stromy žijí kratší dobu než pomalu-rostoucí stromy. Z toho vyplývá, že pomalu-rostoucí stromy jsou efektivější pro zpomalení klimatické změny (odpověď a)