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question
B
crisis
C
phenomenon
D
situation
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question问题；难题。crisis危机；难关。phenomenon现象；征兆。situation形势；状况。这句话的意思大是说：赤潮是一个全球性的……。因为赤潮是一种自然现象，本文解释了它形成的原因，所以正确答案为C。
question问题；难题。crisis危机；难关。phenomenon现象；征兆。situation形势；状况。这句话的意思大是说：赤潮是一个全球性的……。因为赤潮是一种自然现象，本文解释了它形成的原因，所以正确答案为C。
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