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12. What point does the author make about twins?
A) Their parents work hard Jest they should feel themselves
B) It is common for one of them to have a controlling position mm the second half.
C) They do not consider themselves as individuals due to their parents' attitude.
D) Neither of them ever tries to dominate or be more Successful.


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Fiordland National Park on New Zealand’s South Island is like an outdoor museum: the area is home to hundreds of native plants, flowers, and animals that cannot be found anywhere else in the word. The most amazing thing in Fiordland, though, is the magical sight of the fiords themselves-narrow strips of water, some over 200 meters deep, that cut between the high mountains facing the coast.
For centuries, New Zealand’s native Maori were the only people who knew about Fiordland. They took trips there to hunt animals and to collect greenstone. Fiordland has since become an important part of local Maori legends. The first Europeans arrived in 1778, when ships led by James Cook came to explore the coast of New Zealand. The majority of today’s travelers come to enjoy over 480 kilometers (300 miles) of walking paths. Tourists who enjoy riskier activities can explore the fiords by kayak or helicopter. However they are viewed, the reflections on the surface of New Zealand’s famous fiords are always a magical sight.