Reading passages

64-We can conclude from the passage that
A)hand-made paper is only found in North Moravia 
B)paper In North Moravia is no longer made by hand 
but by machine 
C)paper was only introduced to Moravia a hundred 
years ago 
D)the tradition of making paper by hand is nearly 
five centuries old in North Moravia 
E)North Moravian paper is renowned throughout the 
world for its fine quality 
65-It's clear from the passage that
A) the first paper mill was designed specifically for 
making paper 
B) the Zerotins used to be bread makers before they 
started making paper
C) many documents were written about the paper 
mills in North Moravia
D) the first paper mill only worked for four years 
before it went bankrupt
E) pieces of paper bearing the emblem of the Zerotin 
family still exist 
66-The passage states that, because of the rivalry 

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with the other paper mills, the Zerotins …………..
A)couldn't produce good quality paper 
B)had to start producing machine-made paper 
C)did not make much money 
D)had to lower their prices 
E)were forced to close down their mill 
Herman Melville, known primarily as the author of 
Moby-Dick, the story of Captain Ahab's maniacal 
search for revenge against Moby-Dick, the beautiful, 
white whale that had injured and left him disabled, is 
widely regarded as one of America's greatest and 
most influential novelists. A major figure in that 
group of eminent pre-Civil War writers - often called 
the American Romantics - who created a new and 
vigorous national literature, he is also one of the most 
notable examples of an American author whose work 
went largely unrecognised in his own time and who 
died in obscurity, believing himself a failure.