Test reading Passage 1 mount everest and hillary

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• Bioluminescence
  • Questions 1-5
  • Questions 6-9
  • Questions 10-13
• CHANGES IN MALE BODY IMAGE
  • Questions 14-20
  • Questions 21-26
• EATS, SHOOTS AND LEAVES A Book Review
  • Questions 27-32
  • Questions 33-37
  • Questions 38-40
• “Freebie” Marketing
  • Questions 1-6
  • Questions 7-9
  • Questions 10-13
• PASSAGE 2
• Tacoma Narrows Bridge – Disaster Strikes
  • Questions 14-16
  • Questions 17-19
  • Questions 20-24
  • Questions 25-26
• Ebonics
  • Questions 27-30
  • Questions 31-37
  • Questions 38-40
• REIKI
  • Questions 1-3
  • Questions 4-9
  • Questions 10-13
• PASSAGE 2
• SCULPTURE
  • Questions 14 –17
  • Questions 18-22
  • Questions 23-27
• PASSAGE 3
• GENEALOGY
  • Questions 28-32
  • Questions 33 – 36
  • Questions 37-40
• DEPRESSION
  • Questions 1-5
  • Questions 6-8
  • Questions 9-13
• THE FACE OF MODERN MAN?
  • Questions 14-18
  • Questions 19-22
  • Questions 23-27
• CLINICAL TRIALS
  • Questions 28-31
  • Questions 32-35
  • Questions 36-40
  • Phases of Clinical Testing
• The psychology in Happiness
  • Questions 1-6
  • Questions 7-8
  • Questions 9-10
  • Questions 11-13
• PASSAGE 2
• Bio-mimetic Design
  • Questions 14-20
  • Questions 21-23
• PASSAGE 3
• Bright children
  • Questions 27-32
  • Questions 33-34
• Animal Minds: Parrot Alex
  • Questions 1-6
  • Questions 7-10
  • Questions 11-13
• PASSAGE 2
• Developing Courtiers
  • Questions 14-18
  • Questions 19-22
  • Questions 23-26
• PASSAGE 3
• Ancient Societies Classification
  • Questions 27-33
  • Questions 34-39
• The Need to Belong
  • Questions 1-5
  • Question 6-10
  • Question 11-13
• PASSAGE 2
• Is Technology Harming our Children’s Health?
  • Question 14-18
• How MP3 players can threaten health
  • Questions 19-23
  • Questions 24-26
• A History of Fingerprinting
• A. To detectives, the answers lie at the end of our fingers. Fingerprinting offers an accurate and infallible means of personal identification. The ability to identify a person from a mere fingerprint is a powerful tool in the fight against crime. It ...
• B. A good place to start is to understand what fingerprints are and how they are created. A fingerprint is the arrangement of skin ridges and furrows on the tips of the fingers. This ridged skin develops fully during foetal development, as the skin ce...
• C. It is not easy to map the journey of how the unique quality of the fingerprint came to be discovered. The moment in history it happened is not entirely dear. However, the use of fingerprinting can be traced back to some ancient civilisations, such ...
• D. Despite this uncertainty, there are those who made a significant contribution towards the analysis of fingerprinting. History tells us that a 14th century Persian doctor made an early statement that no two fingerprints are alike. Later, in the 17th...
  • Questions 27-32
  • Questions 33-35
  • Questions 36-40
• Can animals count?
  • Questions 1-7
  • Questions 8-13
• PASSAGE 2
• Is it time to halt the rising tide of plastic packaging?
  • Questions 14-18
  • Questions 19-23
  • Questions 24-26
• PASSAGE 3
• The growth of intelligence
  • Questions 27-30
  • Questions 31-36
  • Questions 37-40
• The problem of climate change
  • Questions 1–5
  • Questions 6-9
  • Questions 10-13
• PASSAGE 2
• PRIVATE SCHOOLS
  • Questions 14–20
  • Questions 21–26
• PASSAGE 3
• Martin Luther King
  • Questions 27-31
  • Questions 32-34
  • Questions 35-40