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стеу mаrketed the maustty or pottery D. They produced and sold precious jewelry.
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4) What will likely happen to vulnerable ecosystem according to the last paragraph?
A. That restriction in tourism is not the solution to the destruction of the nature because many will still exploit it both the local and foreign people.B. That they will be able to reconcile their needs and aspirations with the demands of tourism provided they exercise heightened power in their areas.
C. That people's desire is relentless but the environment will eventually heal itself naturally.D. That fragile environments have lost control over their economies and thus nothing can be done in every area.
5) The word "booming" in the first paragraph is similar in meaning to....
A. forbidding
foreshadowing
failing
D. flourishing
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6) According to the author, a number of tourist destinations have experienced exploitation by local companies.
A. True
B. Maybe
C. False
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7) What can be inferred in paragraph 4?
A. The wilderness tourism business has had a negative impact on the lives of the locals.
B. Hunting and farming is good for wilderness tourism and to the local residents.
Wilderness tourism has always caused problems in the environment.People help each other in promoting the wilderness tourism.
ABCD ABCD A. angry neutral
8) Which of the following best describes the tone of the last sentence in paragraph 3?
supportive
critical
9) The line: "The wilderness tourism assures that the harm it caused is particularly well-attended to and the inhabitants, along with the community as a whole reap a long-term positive impact from the business operation" best describes what paragraph?
AB Paragraph 6 Paragraph 3
Paragraph 5
D. Paragraph 2
10) The primary purpose of the first line of the fifth paragraph is to...
A. gather information about the erosion and water supply issues in desert areas.
B. cite the visible effects the growing tourism business makes.educate people about the advantages and disadvantages of tourism.
compare various ideas of tourism in the mountainous region.
