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随着全球气候逐渐变暖,北极航线黄金水道的地位日益凸显。2013年2月12日,在挪威和日本之间,完成了世界首次利用北极航线运输液化天然气的航行。据图文回答小题。

(1) 指出图示的运输方式及其特点。(6分)

(2) 说明A、B航线各自的优势。(4分)

答案

(1)海洋运输。(2分)运量大,运速慢,运费低(成本低),受自然条件影响大。(4分)

(2)A:可全年通航(通航时间长)。(2分)B: 运输距离短(路程近)。(2分)

题目分析:

(1)从题干文字看,“北极航线黄金水道”应该是海洋运输;从图中看,该运输方式线路全部在海洋上,也是海洋运输。海洋运输的特点可从优点和不足两方面回答,优点是是运量大,运费低;不足是运速慢,受自然条件影响大。

(2)比较A、B航线可知,A航线纬度低,通航时间长,但运输距离长;B航线运输距离短,但经过高纬地区,封冻时间长,通航时间短。本小题要求只回答两航线各自的优势,即A航线可全年通航,通航时间长;B航线运输距离短,路程近。

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