We share the resources of the world. any action of waste can affect other people．( )A．soB．ifC．unlessD．because 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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7．We share the resources of the world，______ any action of waste can affect other people．（　　）

A．

so

B．

if

C．

unless

D．

because

分析句意为：因为我们共享世界上的资源，所以任何浪费的行为都会影响到他人．

解答答案：A so后接结果状语从句，if引导条件状语从句，unless引导表示否定的条件状语从句，because引导原因状语从句．根据句意（我们共享世界上的资源，任何浪费的行为都会影响到他人）可知，前后之间是因果关系，前因后果，所以用so．

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