1972年,()率先推出了外汇期货合约。

A:CBOT B:CME C:COMEX D:NYMEX

根据LOF1972,以下表述有误的是()。

A:遇难船船长代表船舶所有人、货物所有人和运费所有人与救助人订立救助合同 B:船舶所有人、货物所有人和运费所有人对救助报酬的支付负连带责任 C:实行“无效果,无报酬”原则 D:救助方应将船舶和货物拖带至约定的某一港口

1972年《增长的极限〉发表的组织是()

A:世界遗产组织 B:罗马俱乐部 C:环境与发展委员会 D:可持续发展委员会

[材料1] 1972年2月21日,美国总统理查德·尼克松乘专机抵达北京首都机场,中国____来前往迎接。__来对尼克松说:“你的手伸过世界最辽阔的海洋来和我握手25年没有交往了啊!”
[材料2] “即使没有苏联的威胁,我们也有必要在世界上两个最强大、人口最多的国家之间架起新的友谊桥梁……”

——尼克松

[材料3] 2011年1月18日至21日应美国总统奥巴马邀请,____对美国进行国事访问。____强调,当今世界,国际形势继续发生深刻复杂变化。中关作为在国际社会有重要影响的两个大国,要大力推动积极合作全面的中美关系继续向前发展。
中美两国正式建交于( )。

A:1971年 B:1972年 C:1978年 D:1979年

[材料1] 1972年2月21日,美国总统理查德·尼克松乘专机抵达北京首都机场,中国____来前往迎接。__来对尼克松说:“你的手伸过世界最辽阔的海洋来和我握手——25年没有交往了啊!”
[材料2] “即使没有苏联的威胁,我们也有必要在世界上两个最强大、人口最多的国家之间架起新的友谊桥梁……”

——尼克松

[材料3]2011年1月18日至21日应美国总统奥巴马邀请,____对美国进行国事访问。____强调,当今世界,国际形势继续发生深刻复杂变化。中美作为在国际社会有重要影响的两个大国,要大力推动积极合作全面的中美关系继续向前发展。
中美两国正式建交于哪一年______

A:1971年 B:1972年 C:1978年 D:1979年


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Crop Problem

? ?Advances in technology have helped more of the world’s population live better and longer, and that is part of our problem[
? ?Better health standards have kept larger number of people alive. The world’s population is now almost four billion and expected to double in 25 years. Growing population and slowly rising living standards have increased our need for food at the rate of 30 million tons per year. As a result, the world’s stockpile of food(食物储备) is declining by about 10 million tons per year.
? ?From the early 1950s until 1972 ,world food production increased greatly. The Green Revolution (绿色革命) extended scientific techniques to agriculture in the form of hybrid seed (杂交种)and poultry (禽类), chemical fertilizers (化学肥料) and pesticides (杀虫剂), and complex irrigation systems. Strains (品种) of corn (玉米), sorghum (高粱), soybeans (大豆), wheat and rice were developed to flourish under particular climate and soil conditions.
? ?In the United States, corn production rose to 110 bushels(蒲式耳:谷物、水果、蔬菜等容量单位,在英国相当于36,368升,在美国相当于35,238升) per acre from only 26 bushels per acre in the early 1900s. Milk production rose to 10,000 pounds per cow per year, compared with 600 in India. Chickens were bred to eat less, grow to maturity in shorter time, and produce more eggs. As a result of such scientific advances, our twelve midwestern states alone now feed one fourth of the world’s people.
? ?Crop disaster in 1972 brought an apparent end to the growth in production. Much of the extra yields had come from the use of chemical fertilizers, primarily petroleum based and now in short supply. The drop in world supplies of petroleum-based fertilizers is expected to cause a drop in crop yields of ten tons for each one ton decline in fertilizers applied.
? ?This presents a particular problem for underdeveloped nations that often lack the foreign exchange necessary for buying fertilizer. The problem is so severe that Philip Handier, president of the National Academy of Sciences, has predicted one million child deaths per month in these nations by the year 2025.
Judging from the passage ,the term "Green Revolution" refers to______.

A:the political situation in Greenland B:the increased use of scientific methods in agriculture C:the upheavals in the underdeveloped nations D:the crop shortages experienced in 1972

In the late 1960s and early 1970s, New York legislators faced a drug problem they feared was growing out of control. Federal statistics showed as many as 559,000 users nationwide and state police saw a 31 percent increase in drug arrests by 1972. In response Gov. Nelson Rockefeller created the Narcotic Addiction and Control Commission in 1967, aimed at helping addicts get clean. After the program proved too costly and ineffective. New York launched the Methadone(美沙酮) Maintenance Program, which similarly caused little reduction in drug use. But by 1973, calls for stricter penalties had grown too loud to ignore, prompting Albany to pass legislation that created required minimum sentences of 15 years to life for possession of four ounces of narcotics—about the same as a sentence for second -degree murder.
What was troubling New York in late 1960s and early 1970s according to the passage

A:There were 559,000 drug users in the state. B:There was a 31% increase in drug use by 1972. C:It was short of money solving drug problem. D:The drug problem seemed going out of control.

黄河自1972年首次在山东省利津县断流,到1996年累计断流已达57次,共682天。今年以来已断流10次之多!往常断流多在5、6月份,而今年则于2月7日开始,首次断流为15天;1995年全年为122天,1996年全年为136天。1994年断流河段到达河南开封附近的陈桥,长达683公里,占下流河段总长的87%。断流使下流泥沙淤积日趋严重,郑州以下780公里河床,每年增高近10厘米。入海口鱼类减少,沙化、盐碱化日益严重,生态环境遭破坏,造成工农业经济损失约268亿元。 这段话最主要的意思是说( )。

A:自1972年以来,黄河山东段开始断流,以后日趋严重,经济损失大 B:自1994年以来,黄河断流河段占下游河段总长的87%,经济损失严重 C:自1972年以来,黄河断流现象日趋严重,已造成数百亿元的损失 D:自1972年以来,黄河断流严重影响工农业生产发展

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