The law about banning using thin plastic bags came into_____from 1st Jane this year.

  A. existence     B. power    C. sight      D. effect 

D


解析:

句意：禁止使用薄塑料袋的法律從今年6月1日起生效。come into existence 開始存在；come into power上臺(tái)執(zhí)政;come into effect開始生效；開始實(shí)施；come to light顯露出來；come into sight映入眼簾。根據(jù)只有D項(xiàng)符合題意。

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