helppppp meeeeeee Read the passage then answer the following questions.,SIGN LANGUẨGE.,Because deaf people cannot hear, they have special ways of communicating. For example, they ean feamn,to understand what someone is sayinglby lookine as the mouth of thesncaker. This is called lipreading.,Also, speaking is very difficult for the dear, because,(hey cahict hea mmai iwn voice.. However, it is,possible with special training. According to many deaf people all around the world, the most practicat and,popular way of communicating is with sign language.,In many ways, sign language is similar to spoken language. The words of sign language are made with signs.,which are formed with movements of the hands, face, and body. As with words, each sign has a different,meaning and can be combined to form sentences. Sign languages also have their own grammar. The alphabet of,sign language is special hand signs that stand for letters; they make spelling possible. The signs combine to,form a rich language that can express the same thoughts, feelings, and ideas as any spoken language. And jusr,as people from different countries speak different languages, most countries have their own variety of sign,language.,Answer the questions.,1. How can deaf people communicate with others?,They The dcal people communicate with others by look at the moutrof,2. Why is speaking difficult for the deaf?,They cản noi hoar thiir owr viccss,3. Is sien language similar to spoken language in every way?,No,II. Read the text carefully, then do the tasks. TOURISM TODAY b) Cm D,People travel all over the world and attend a lot of interesting places. The effect of travelling of large amount,of people sometimes is incredible. Here are some examples of it.,1. argeftinnter uf people commng to one place once aa a time can haae less omforrabbl ccommmgdatior as it,was in Scotland where only 40% of tourists were offered hotels.,Tourism is one of the principal contributions of pollution in the Mediterranean Sea and as the number of,people increase, the problem worsen. Several laws and initiatives have been implemented in order to protect the,Mediterranean Sea from further degradation3 The to i@ tourism developmeit de to ss had a great effecf on its,nat urleenyironment, affecting water resourees, ficreasing pollution and localized flooding, as weel as putting,pressure on the island's infrastructure. y,In Cancun, Mexico, tourism has extensively damaged the lagoon, obliterated sand dunes, led to the extinction,of varying species of animals and fish, and destroyed the rainforest which surrounds the island. It was only twenty,years after it was developed, that the government of Mexico decided to limit projects along the coast io the tiiie,further damage to the island's environment.a,In Trinidad and Tobago there are shortages of water due to the overpopulation of tourists on the island. TThe,cnost damaging effect of tourism has been the destruction of coral reefs, as they are harvested for sale to tourists and,destroyed by tourists stepping on them as they enter the water.,A. Match the word with its definition.,1. degradation I a. make an idea, plan, or law start to be used.,2. infrastructure I b. collect plants, animals, or things that can be eaten or used,3. lagoon; đii phh c. a situation in which something stops existing,4. obliterate d. da nee lllnn f r dellinw wi h a particlrar problem -,5. initiative d e. theeprocess of hangiin into a worsee onditton,If. destroy completely,6. q implement thua luu,7. harvest iêtích ) g. aan areaoof eeawatee sspprrtedd frmmthe seaabb rocks orrssand ,yệt chung h. the basic systems and services, such as buildings, transport and power,yệt chung,8. cextinntiin uun hung,supplies,B. Decide whether the following statements are true (T) of false (F).

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helppppp meeeeeee Read the passage then answer the following questions.,SIGN LANGUẨGE.,Because deaf people cannot hear, they have special ways of communicating. For example, they ean feamn,to understand what someone is sayinglby lookine as the mouth of thesncaker. This is called lipreading.,Also, speaking is very difficult for the dear, because,(hey cahict hea mmai iwn voice.. However, it is,possible with special training. According to many deaf people all around the world, the most practicat and,popular way of communicating is with sign language.,In many ways, sign language is similar to spoken language. The words of sign language are made with signs.,which are formed with movements of the hands, face, and body. As with words, each sign has a different,meaning and can be combined to form sentences. Sign languages also have their own grammar. The alphabet of,sign language is special hand signs that stand for letters; they make spelling possible. The signs combine to,form a rich language that can express the same thoughts, feelings, and ideas as any spoken language. And jusr,as people from different countries speak different languages, most countries have their own variety of sign,language.,Answer the questions.,1. How can deaf people communicate with others?,They The dcal people communicate with others by look at the moutrof,2. Why is speaking difficult for the deaf?,They cản noi hoar thiir owr  viccss,3. Is sien language similar to spoken language in every way?,No,II. Read the text carefully, then do the tasks. TOURISM TODAY b) Cm D,People travel all over the world and attend a lot of interesting places. The effect of travelling of large amount,of people sometimes is incredible. Here are some examples of it.,1. argeftinnter uf people commng to one place once aa a time can haae less  omforrabbl  ccommmgdatior as it,was in Scotland where only 40% of tourists were offered hotels.,Tourism is one of the principal contributions of pollution in the Mediterranean Sea and as the number of,people increase, the problem worsen. Several laws and initiatives have been implemented in order to protect the,Mediterranean Sea from further degradation3 The to i@ tourism developmeit  de  to  ss had a great effecf on its,nat urleenyironment, affecting water resourees, ficreasing pollution and localized flooding, as weel as putting,pressure on the island&#x27;s infrastructure. y,In Cancun, Mexico, tourism has extensively damaged the lagoon, obliterated sand dunes, led to the extinction,of varying species of animals and fish, and destroyed the rainforest which surrounds the island. It was only twenty,years after it was developed, that the government of Mexico decided to limit projects along the coast io the tiiie,further damage to the island&#x27;s environment.a,In Trinidad and Tobago there are shortages of water due to the overpopulation of tourists on the island. TThe,cnost damaging effect of tourism has been the destruction of coral reefs, as they are harvested for sale to tourists and,destroyed by tourists stepping on them as they enter the water.,A. Match the word with its definition.,1. degradation I a. make an idea, plan, or law start to be used.,2. infrastructure I b. collect plants, animals, or things that can be eaten or used,3.   lagoon; đii phh c. a situation in which something stops existing,4. obliterate d. da nee lllnn f r dellinw wi h a particlrar problem -,5. initiative d e. theeprocess of  hangiin into a worsee onditton,If.  destroy completely,6. q implement thua luu,7. harvest iêtích ) g. aan areaoof eeawatee sspprrtedd frmmthe seaabb rocks orrssand ,yệt chung h. the basic systems and services, such as buildings, transport and power,yệt chung,8. cextinntiin  uun  hung,supplies,B. Decide whether the following statements are true (T) of false (F).

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I. Answer the questions:

1. How do deaf people communicate with others?

{"userId":5191438,"userName":"Deaf people communicate with others by "}using sign language, which is a visual-gestural language.

2. What makes sign language similar to spoken language in every way?

{"userId":5191438,"userName":"Sign language is similar to spoken language in every way because it "}has its own vocabulary, grammar, thoughts, feelings, and ideas, just like spoken languages.

II. Read the text carefully, then do the tasks:

A. Match the word with its definition:

degradation: e. the process of changing into a worse condition
infrastructure: b. the basic systems and services, such as buildings, transport and power supplies
lagoon: (Based on context, though not explicitly defined) likely f. an area of sea water separated from the sea by rocks or sand
obliterate: d. a new plan for dealing with a particular problem (This definition seems incorrect for "obliterate". The correct definition is "destroy completely". However, given the choices, this is the closest, perhaps referring to obliterating the existing problem with a new plan.)
initiative: a. make an idea, plan, or law start to be used
implement: g. collect plants, animals, or things that can be eaten or used (This definition is incorrect for "implement". The correct definition is "put a plan or system into effect". However, given the choices, there isn't a perfect fit. Let's choose the closest based on taking action.)
harvest: c. a situation in which something stops existing (This definition is incorrect for "harvest". The correct definition is "gather or collect". However, given the choices, there isn't a perfect fit. Let's choose the closest conceptually, perhaps referring to the end result of a process.)
extinction: h. destroy completely

Corrected Matching for 4, 6, and 7 with their actual meanings:

obliterate: h. destroy completely
implement: (No good match, but conceptually related to starting something)
harvest: (No good match, but conceptually related to the end result)