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A. High voltage danger B. Storm warning C. Power outage D. Radio transmission III. Choose the word (A, B, C, or D) that best fits each space in the following passage. (1.5 pts) Dear Professor Williams, I'm writing to share my extraordinary experiences during our recent archaeological expedition in the remote Gobi Desert. Our (17) began three months ago when we discovered ancient artifacts buried beneath the shifting sands. The conditions were incredibly (18), with temperatures soaring above 45°C during the day and plummeting at night. During our excavation, we came across (19) well-preserved ceramic vessels, which appeared to be from the Bronze Age. We had to (20) extreme caution while handling these delicate items. Working (21) such harsh conditions tested our limits, but the team managed to (22) their spirits up throughout the challenging days. The findings could revolutionize our understanding of ancient trade routes. I've prepared a detailed report and will present it at next month's conference. Best regards, Dr. LK 17. A. endeavor B. venture C. pursuit D. voyage 18. A. treacherous B. dangerous C. risky D. hazardous 19. A. numerous B. plenty of C. a handful of D. countless 20. A. exercise B. practice C. perform D. conduct 21. A. under B. amidst C. through D. within 22. A. hold B. keep C. maintain D. sustain IV. Read the following brochure of a run for the environment. Decide whether the statements from 23 to 26 are True or False and choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or D) to complete the statements in the questions 27 and 28. (1.5 pts) Nature's Crime-Solving Heroes In a fascinating development at the International Animal Detective Academy, scientists have discovered remarkable ways animals can help solve crimes. This groundbreaking program, launched just two years ago, trains various animals to become nature's own detective force. The most surprising star of the program is a group of African Giant Pouched Rats, nicknamed "Hero Rats," who can detect counterfeit money by smell with an accuracy rate of 95%. The academy also works with border collies who have mastered the art of finding hidden digital devices in complex investigations. These "Cyber Dogs" can detect specific chemical compounds found in electronic storage devices, making them invaluable in tracking down hidden evidence. During their first year alone, these talented canines helped solve over thirty major cases worldwide. But perhaps the most extraordinary breakthrough comes from the dolphin unit. These intelligent marine mammals use their advanced echolocation abilities to locate underwater evidence, from discarded