2011年4月，金砖国家第三次峰会在中国海南省三亚举行。金砖国家_爱下问搜题

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2011年4月，金砖国家第三次峰会在中国海南省三亚举行。金砖国家包括巴西、俄罗斯、印度、中国和南非。读下表（数据为2010年），回答第34~36题。

小题1:表中序号代表的国家是（）

A．①—印度

B．②—俄罗斯

C．③—巴西

D．④—南非小题2:金砖国家中，人均GDP最低的是（）

A．中国

B．南非

C．印度

D．巴西小题3:金砖国家经济迅速发展的共同优势条件是（）

A．资金雄厚

B．气候优越

C．技术先进

D．资源丰富

答案

小题1:D

小题2:C

小题3:D

小题1:俄罗斯国土面积最大，所以①为俄罗斯；巴西国土面积排世界第五，所以②为巴西；印度人口众多，所以③为印度，④为南非。所以本题选择D选项。

小题2:根据图中数据进行计算，印度人口众多，但GDP总量较低，所以人均GDP最低。所以本题选择C选项。

小题3:结合所学知识分析，金砖国家资源丰富，为经济的迅速发展提供了优越的条件。所以本题选择D选项。

选择题

如图表示蛙的发育过程，正确的发育顺序是（　　）

A．②→③→④→⑤→①

B．④→②→③→⑤→①

C．③→②→④→⑤→①

D．①→⑤→④→②→③

问答题

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