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Today the scientific community is in almost total agreement that the earth’s climate is changing and that this represents a huge threat to the planet and to us. According to a survey, with only 69% accepting the earth is warming— only 1 in 4 Americans see global warming as a major threat, public opinion ________ the scientific conclusion.
Climate scientists and campaigners have long debated how to better communicate the message to nonexperts so that climate science can be ________ into action. According to Christopher Rapley, the usual tactic(策略) of climate experts to provide the public with information isn’t________ because “it does not address key potential causes.” We are all exposed to the evidence of climate change on an almost a daily basis. The information is almost ___________.
Then what’s wrong? _______our brains.
Daniel Gilbert mentioned our brains’ failure to accurately notice gradual change. Robert
Gifford also _________the point about our brains’ difficulty in grasping climate change because of limited cognition and social ______  with other people (“Why should we change if X won’t?”) “ A more powerful barrier is the ___________ of perceived （感知的）behavioral control; ‘I’ m only one person; what can I do ?’ is certainly a big one. For many, the first challenge will be in recognizing barriers _____ they can overcome them”
But for those of us who understand that climate change is a problem yet make little effort
to cut the number of overseas trips we make or the amount of meat we consume, neither the uncaring attitude nor denial really explains the _________between our actions and beliefs. Lertzman has come to the conclusion that the conflict between ________  both the planet and our way of life is too painful to bear. “When we don’t ________ the pain of that, that’s when we get ______and can’t move forward.” Lertzman refers to this ________ as “environmental melancholia(忧郁症),” and points out that there’s a lot to be said for providing a means______ acceptable to talk about.”
Rosemary Randall suggests that climate change is such a(n) __________ subject that it “can raise fears and anxieties that people feel have no_________ in polite conversation.”
Lertzman says the community has been slow to realize  the value of psychology. Gifford says otherwise,________—“ climate change, and not mental health, is the biggest psychological problem”
Despite the pain, shame, difficulty in fully addressing climate change, both Lertzman and Gifford are still _______ about our ability to face up to the challenge. “There can’t be anything about the human mind that stops us struggling with these issues , given that so many people ______ are — maybe that’s what we should be focusing on instead.” says Lertzman.

A．accounts for B．falls behind C．wishes for D．leaves behind

A．translated B．sprung C．forced D．sent

A．revolutionary B．detailed C．popular D．enough

A．unreliable B．unbearable C．unacceptable D．unavoidable

A．Submit B．Control C．Blame D．Curse

A．picks up on B．gets down to C．throws back on D．looks up to

A．connections B．comparisons C．competence D．development

A．sense B．problem C．lack D．effect

A．if B．though C．before D．since

A．relationship B．disagreement C．gap D．balance

A．caring about B．taking on C．fighting against D．putting away

A．feel B．process C．remember D．hide

A．hit B．puzzled C．stuck D．stressed

A．conflict B．event C．hesitation D．inability

A．socially B．environmentally C．culturally D．morally

A．complex B．controversial C．awkward D．disturbing

A．idea B．goal C．place D．choice

A．somehow B．however C．therefore D．either

A．optimistic B．concerned C．cheerful D．encouraged

A．equally B．still C．especially D．already