5. Which of the following statements is TRUE? (A) Rebecca Moore endowed the construction of a computer center for the Surui in 2008. (B) Illegal loggers attempted to bribe Chief Almir with a large sum of money but to no avail. (C) With Rebecca Moore’s help, the Surui eradicated illegal hunting in merely a matter of two years. (D) In the last paragraph, “that data” refers to the amount of carbon content contained in the Surui’s rainforest.

5. Which of the following statements is TRUE?
(A) Rebecca Moore endowed the construction of a computer center for the Surui in 2008.
(B) Illegal loggers attempted to bribe Chief Almir with a large sum of money but to no avail.
(C) With Rebecca Moore’s help, the Surui eradicated illegal hunting in merely a matter of two years.
(D) In the last paragraph, “that data” refers to the amount of carbon content contained in the Surui’s rainforest.

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統計： A(2), B(3), C(1), D(6), E(0) #1760370

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