Questions 47 to 56 are based on the following passage.
Next Monday is World Health Day, (47) by the World
Health organization. The objective chosen for this year is to get people
(48) in the campaign to protect against the health (49)
of climate change. The World Health organization is a
United Nations agency. The WHO says there is already evidence of health
problems (50) to climate change. It says more people are
dying (51) extreme heat, and that diseases spread by insects
are also on the rise. And it says climate change has (52) the
risk of disasters, especially severe dry weather, wildfires, major storms and
floods. Disasters like these can kill directly or indirectly.
People can die or get sick from food (53) or conditions like
the spread of disease. Several years ago, the WHO blamed climate change
(54) two percent of diarrhea (腹泻) eases worldwide in the
year two thousand. Last month, researchers in Canada
(55) that temperature increases there will spread insects like
ticks and mosquitoes farther north. These insects can (56)
disease. A) decreased I)
effects B) predicted J) reaction C)
involved K) shortages D) from L)
natural E) observed M) for F)
increased N) carry G) expected O)
disaster H) related