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C. Ed documented his day-to-day experiences in a blog.
D. There was no one who had walked across the Amazon River on foot before him.
4) What can be inferred from the passage about Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner?A. The unfavorable condition of Everest cannot affect her speed of climbing.
B. She did not do a full-time job because she wanted to spend time climbing.
C. She was interested in climbing after she graduated from high school.
D. She was a risk-taker and wanted to challenge herself.
5) What is the main organizational structure of paragraph F?
A. Cause and effect
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B. Example C. Chronology
D. Compare and contrast
6) According to the passage, which of the followings is NOT TRUE about Erik Weihenmayer?
A. He used to be an able-bodied man.
B. He assists disabled people in climbing mountains.
C. He has lost his vision recently.
D. He is capable of riding a bike.
7) Which statement below is best used to explain the sentence "Preparation and training are essential, but if you have a sense of adventure, there are continents to cross and hundreds of mountains to climb." in paragraph H?
A. If you possess a sense of adventure, preparation and training become a must for crossing continents and climbing mountains.
B. When driven by an adventurous spirit, preparation and training are still more necessary for crossing continents and climbing mountains.
C. Preparation and training are important, but an adventurous spirit opens opportunities to cross continents and climb mountains.D. Having a sense of adventure is important, but preparation and training are more necessary for crossing continents and climbing mountains.
8) What is the main purpose of the reading passage?
A. To showcase and celebrate the achievements of modern adventurers
B. To encourage individuals to overcome challenges in their lives C. To emphasize the use of technology in modern adventures
D. To persuade individuals to climb mountains and overcome challenges in their lives
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