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    一I’we heard that another brand of milk powder has been banned .
    -It’s a shame that some companies lack the sense of social responsibility and       ．


    1. A.
      consequence
    2. B.
      construction
    3. C.
      consideration
    4. D.
      conscience
    D
    词义辨析。A．结果；重要性   B．建设；解释  C．考虑；原因   D．道德心；良心。句意：我听说另一个牌子的奶粉已经被禁止了。——一些公司缺乏社会责任和道德意识，这是一个耻辱。故选D。
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