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English, 15.04.2021 17:10, vaneayala3078

Part B Select one sentence from each text that supports the answer to Part A. Immersive Reader
(12 Points)

"Volcanoes have a reputation for being deadly and destructive." (Text1)

"Some of the most beautiful places were created by volcanoes." (Text 1)

"Living with a volcano has more benefits than disadvantages-and that is why over half a billion people worldwide choose to do so." (Text 1)

"While there may be advantages to living near volcanic regions, they are not worth the risk. (Text 2)

"Volcanoes can cause both minor inconveniences and extreme destruction." (text 2)

"When living near volcanoes, the greatest threats to your safety might not come from the volcanoes themselves." (Text2)

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