Our sunglasses block not only ultraviolet light, which is invisible and severely damaging & `% ^- R$ ]/ M g+ r
to the eyes, but also the visible violet light that closest to ultraviolet light in the spec-) A! _- a% K0 j6 p9 ? L& j
trum. Experiments have shown that this visible violet light can also be damaging to the
+ U% M. |0 k D) t. d$ _. Xeyes. Since all other sunglasses at best block only ultraviolet light, wearing our sun-8 Z! `5 [' v9 s! B
glasses will significantly improve eye protection for everyone who spends time outdoors.
$ P! M% P/ `) _" y- s, LWhich of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?* F# n. K! x6 z7 P8 O
A Consumers who buy sunglasses are often more interested in the styling of the
3 F6 U, c; t+ n3 { sunglasses' frames than in any potential protection to their eyes from the most
! L* l3 \. x2 V) N harmful effects of sunlight. 1 Z$ M7 x( E# O1 X2 r: L. S8 M
B The visible violet light closest to ultraviolet light in the spectrum is not generally e6 @; c& x0 j, S& S" m
encountered at intensities strong enough to damage the eyes except under 5 Q6 C3 Y2 i6 r
laboratory conditions. / d( l7 E' }9 i: ` F6 t* ?
C Wearing sunglasses that block the visible violet light closest to ultraviolet light in the & \. B7 J9 g" y) b& x+ [
spectrum will not appreciably affect the sharpness of people's visual images.
- z+ {& q/ y* H ~; J# D D The experiments mentioned in the advertisement were conducted at a major univer-
$ Z) R! N' b" K0 O4 d3 _ sity by professors who did not plan to have their research used in support of a * O0 ~- s- y* n5 ~5 j% K
commercial product.
" M) _0 f: n; ~ E Some people who have not worn sunglasses on a regular basis enjoy excellent
- x$ H. j% P& e eyesight into advanced old age. K* M, a+ _/ y6 l# k9 v% v2 J
答案:B |