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Boost Your Comprehension 16 - Part 4 - Test 1
Boost Your Comprehension 16 - Part 4 - Test 1
or removed [V4],
constantly being remodelled,
(which) [S4] depends [V5] on nutrient availability
the snow and will remain there (4) This process [S1] results [V1] in about six months of
fasting, where the female bears have to keep themselves and their cubs
throughout the winter, both before alive,
bones remain strong and dense. (5) We [S] tend [V] to want to protect animals (which) we
think are intelligent
Physiologists Alanda Lennox and Allen
Goodship found an explanation for this and possess emotions, such as elephants and primates.
paradox in 2008. They discovered that
pregnant bears were able to increase
the density of their bones before they = We usually want to protect animals which we believe are
started to build their dens. In addition, smart and have feelings, like elephants and monkeys.
six months later, when they finally
emerged from the den with their cubs, = Chúng ta thường muốn bảo vệ những loài động vật mà
there was no evidence of significant loss chúng ta tin rằng chúng thông minh và có cảm xúc, như voi
of bone density. Hibernating brown và khỉ.
bears do not have this capacity and
must therefore resort to major bone
reformation in the following spring. If the
mechanism of bone remodelling in polar
bears can be understood, many
bedridden humans, and even
astronauts, could potentially benefit.
environment. (7) The bear used a (7) The bear [S] used [V] a tree branch on multiple
tree branch on multiple occasions occasions to dislodge a piece of meat which was) hung out of his reach.
(