hâhhahhaha (22) _____. Their lives are incredibly risky - one bad fall or a snake bite can be fatal. Yet they don't dwell,on fears of the future. Finkel called this transformation in perspective "the Hadza effect" describing how their way,of life made him calmer, more present, and ultimately happier.,(Adapted from: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/article/),Question 18.,A. Surprisingly, their way of life has changed a lot over the last 10,000 years,B. Remarkably, their way of life has changed very little over the last 10,000 years,C. Consequently, their lifestyle has changed constantly over the last 10,000 years,D. Similarly, their lifestyle has changed completely over the last 10,000 years,Question 19.,A. To the outside world, this way of life may seem imaginable,B. To the outside world, this way of life may sound comprehensible,C. This way of living, to the outside world, sounds convincing,D. This way of living, to the outside world, seems unimaginable,Question 20.,A. is a journalist who had spent two weeks living with the Hadza,B. a journalist who travels for two weeks to live among the Hadza,C. a journalist took a two week-travelling to live with the Hadza,D. who is a journalist spending two weeks living among the Hadza,Question 21.,A. As they are moving, they are wrapping these items in a blanket,B. They wrapped these things with a blanket and carried as they move,C. Things were wrapped with a blanket and carried when moving,D. These items are wrapped in a blanket and carried as they move,Question 22.,A. The ability to live free from stress though they face many dangers is a valuable lesson,B. Another lesson is their ability to live free from stress despite facing lots of dangers,C. The other lesson is their lives free from stress in spite of facing constant dangers,D. Living free from stress despite constant dangers is a lesson for them to learn,Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct,o each of the questions from 23 to 30.,Adaptations of Large Desert Animals,Large desert animals have developed remarkable adaptations to survive in extreme heat. One such a,s their light-colored fur, which reflects sunlight and reduces heat absorption. Unlike most mammals, which,constant internal temperature, desert mammals allow their body temperatures to rise during the da,azelles, for example, can tolerate body temperatures as high as $46^0C.$ This approach conserves water a,hat would otherwise be used for cooling. At night, when desert temperatures drop, their bodies coo,bmetimes to as low as $34^0C$ in camels. This daily temperature fluctuation allows them to absorb me,Btsoottooerrheating,dellaying the efeettsoo theedeseet''s ittnnsehheat.,""".. ooddreeeetreeee watrr ooss.Cammel, for inttnnce ca

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hâhhahhaha (22) _____. Their lives are incredibly risky - one bad fall or a snake bite can be fatal. Yet they don&#x27;t dwell,on fears of the future. Finkel called this transformation in perspective "the Hadza effect" describing how their way,of life made him calmer, more present, and ultimately happier.,(Adapted from: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/article/),Question 18.,A. Surprisingly, their way of life has changed a lot over the last 10,000 years,B. Remarkably, their way of life has changed very little over the last 10,000 years,C. Consequently, their lifestyle has changed constantly over the last 10,000 years,D. Similarly, their lifestyle has changed completely over the last 10,000 years,Question 19.,A. To the outside world, this way of life may seem imaginable,B. To the outside world, this way of life may sound comprehensible,C. This way of living, to the outside world, sounds convincing,D. This way of living, to the outside world, seems unimaginable,Question 20.,A. is a journalist who had spent two weeks living with the Hadza,B. a journalist who travels for two weeks to live among the Hadza,C. a journalist took a two week-travelling to live with the Hadza,D. who is a journalist spending two weeks living among the Hadza,Question 21.,A. As they are moving, they are wrapping these items in a blanket,B. They wrapped these things with a blanket and carried as they move,C. Things were wrapped with a blanket and carried when moving,D. These items are wrapped in a blanket and carried as they move,Question 22.,A. The ability to live free from stress though they face many dangers is a valuable lesson,B. Another lesson is their ability to live free from stress despite facing lots of dangers,C. The other lesson is their lives free from stress in spite of facing constant dangers,D. Living free from stress despite constant dangers is a lesson for them to learn,Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct,o each of the questions from 23 to 30.,Adaptations of Large Desert Animals,Large desert animals have developed remarkable adaptations to survive in extreme heat. One such a,s their light-colored fur, which reflects sunlight and reduces heat absorption. Unlike most mammals, which,constant internal temperature, desert mammals allow their body temperatures to rise during the da,azelles, for example, can tolerate body temperatures as high as $46^0C.$ This approach conserves water a,hat would otherwise be used for cooling. At night, when desert temperatures drop, their bodies coo,bmetimes to as low as $34^0C$ in camels. This daily temperature fluctuation allows them to absorb me,Btsoottooerrheating,dellaying the efeettsoo theedeseet&#x27;&#x27;s ittnnsehheat.,"""..   ooddreeeetreeee watrr ooss.Cammel,  for inttnnce  ca

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