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Melati M

14 Januari 2023 10:54

Complete the sentence using one of the following words. Put the words in a plural form if needed. people chemical duty advice meat patience queue experience branch circumstance 3. Customs ____ are paid on goods entering a country.

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Mawar M

14 Januari 2023 10:54

Complete the sentence using one of the following words. Put the words in a plural form if needed. people chemical duty advice meat patience queue experience branch circumstance 2. Outside the cinema there was a ____ of people waiting to see the film.

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Fifa H

14 Januari 2023 10:54

Complete the sentence using one of the following words. Put the words in a plural form if needed. people chemical duty advice meat patience queue experience branch circumstance 1. Drugs are ____ that tap into the brains communication system.

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Matahari M

14 Januari 2023 10:54

The chair is not here anymore. It must have... a. been taking away. b. have taken away. c. should have been taking away d. should have taken away

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Mawar M

14 Januari 2023 10:54

Global Warming Disrupts Recovery of Coral Reefs The damage caused to the great barrier reef by global warming has compromise the capacity of corals to recover, according to new research published today in nature. Professor Terry Hughes, director of the arc centre of excellence for coral reef studies at James Cook University (JCU), said dead corals don't make babies. The number of new corals settling on the great barrier reef has declined by 89 percent following the unprecedented loss of adult corals from global warming in 2016 and 2017. The unique study measured how many adult corals survived along the length of the worlds largest reef system following extreme heat stress, and how many new corals they produced to replenish the great barrier reef in 2018. The loss of adults resulted in a crash in coral replenishment compared to levels measured in previous years before mass coral bleaching. Co-author, professor Andrew Bird, said the number of coral larvae that are produced each year, and where they travel to before settling on a reef, are vital components of the resilience of the great barrier reef. Our study shows that reef resilience is now severely compromise by global warming. So far, the great barrier reef has experienced four mass bleaching events due to global warming, in 1998, 2002, and back-to-back in 2016 and 2017. Scientists predict that the gap between pairs of coral bleaching events will continue to shrink as global warming intensifies. Hughes said there only one way to fix this problem and thats to tackle the root cause of global heating by reducing net greenhouse was emissions to zero as quickly as possible. Answer the question. 5. What was the result of the study?

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Fifa H

14 Januari 2023 10:54

Global Warming Disrupts Recovery of Coral Reefs The damage caused to the great barrier reef by global warming has compromise the capacity of corals to recover, according to new research published today in nature. Professor Terry Hughes, director of the arc centre of excellence for coral reef studies at James Cook University (JCU), said dead corals don't make babies. The number of new corals settling on the great barrier reef has declined by 89 percent following the unprecedented loss of adult corals from global warming in 2016 and 2017. The unique study measured how many adult corals survived along the length of the worlds largest reef system following extreme heat stress, and how many new corals they produced to replenish the great barrier reef in 2018. The loss of adults resulted in a crash in coral replenishment compared to levels measured in previous years before mass coral bleaching. Co-author, professor Andrew Bird, said the number of coral larvae that are produced each year, and where they travel to before settling on a reef, are vital components of the resilience of the great barrier reef. Our study shows that reef resilience is now severely compromise by global warming. So far, the great barrier reef has experienced four mass bleaching events due to global warming, in 1998, 2002, and back-to-back in 2016 and 2017. Scientists predict that the gap between pairs of coral bleaching events will continue to shrink as global warming intensifies. Hughes said there only one way to fix this problem and thats to tackle the root cause of global heating by reducing net greenhouse was emissions to zero as quickly as possible. Answer the question. 4. What did professor Hughes study measure about?

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Matahari M

14 Januari 2023 10:54

Global Warming Disrupts Recovery of Coral Reefs The damage caused to the great barrier reef by global warming has compromise the capacity of corals to recover, according to new research published today in nature. Professor Terry Hughes, director of the arc centre of excellence for coral reef studies at James Cook University (JCU), said dead corals don't make babies. The number of new corals settling on the great barrier reef has declined by 89 percent following the unprecedented loss of adult corals from global warming in 2016 and 2017. The unique study measured how many adult corals survived along the length of the worlds largest reef system following extreme heat stress, and how many new corals they produced to replenish the great barrier reef in 2018. The loss of adults resulted in a crash in coral replenishment compared to levels measured in previous years before mass coral bleaching. Co-author, professor Andrew Bird, said the number of coral larvae that are produced each year, and where they travel to before settling on a reef, are vital components of the resilience of the great barrier reef. Our study shows that reef resilience is now severely compromise by global warming. So far, the great barrier reef has experienced four mass bleaching events due to global warming, in 1998, 2002, and back-to-back in 2016 and 2017. Scientists predict that the gap between pairs of coral bleaching events will continue to shrink as global warming intensifies. Hughes said there only one way to fix this problem and thats to tackle the root cause of global heating by reducing net greenhouse was emissions to zero as quickly as possible. Answer the question. 3. What did professor Hughes say about dead corals?

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Melati M

14 Januari 2023 10:54

Global Warming Disrupts Recovery of Coral Reefs The damage caused to the great barrier reef by global warming has compromise the capacity of corals to recover, according to new research published today in nature. Professor Terry Hughes, director of the arc centre of excellence for coral reef studies at James Cook University (JCU), said dead corals don't make babies. The number of new corals settling on the great barrier reef has declined by 89 percent following the unprecedented loss of adult corals from global warming in 2016 and 2017. The unique study measured how many adult corals survived along the length of the worlds largest reef system following extreme heat stress, and how many new corals they produced to replenish the great barrier reef in 2018. The loss of adults resulted in a crash in coral replenishment compared to levels measured in previous years before mass coral bleaching. Co-author, professor Andrew Bird, said the number of coral larvae that are produced each year, and where they travel to before settling on a reef, are vital components of the resilience of the great barrier reef. Our study shows that reef resilience is now severely compromise by global warming. So far, the great barrier reef has experienced four mass bleaching events due to global warming, in 1998, 2002, and back-to-back in 2016 and 2017. Scientists predict that the gap between pairs of coral bleaching events will continue to shrink as global warming intensifies. Hughes said there only one way to fix this problem and thats to tackle the root cause of global heating by reducing net greenhouse was emissions to zero as quickly as possible. Answer the question. 2. How does global warming disrupt coral reefs?

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Mawar M

14 Januari 2023 10:54

Global Warming Disrupts Recovery of Coral Reefs The damage caused to the great barrier reef by global warming has compromise the capacity of corals to recover, according to new research published today in nature. Professor Terry Hughes, director of the arc centre of excellence for coral reef studies at James Cook University (JCU), said dead corals don't make babies. The number of new corals settling on the great barrier reef has declined by 89 percent following the unprecedented loss of adult corals from global warming in 2016 and 2017. The unique study measured how many adult corals survived along the length of the worlds largest reef system following extreme heat stress, and how many new corals they produced to replenish the great barrier reef in 2018. The loss of adults resulted in a crash in coral replenishment compared to levels measured in previous years before mass coral bleaching. Co-author, professor Andrew Bird, said the number of coral larvae that are produced each year, and where they travel to before settling on a reef, are vital components of the resilience of the great barrier reef. Our study shows that reef resilience is now severely compromise by global warming. So far, the great barrier reef has experienced four mass bleaching events due to global warming, in 1998, 2002, and back-to-back in 2016 and 2017. Scientists predict that the gap between pairs of coral bleaching events will continue to shrink as global warming intensifies. Hughes said there only one way to fix this problem and thats to tackle the root cause of global heating by reducing net greenhouse was emissions to zero as quickly as possible. Answer the question. 1. What is the text about?

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Fifa H

14 Januari 2023 10:54

Long time ago in the Pantai Air Manis in Padang, West Sumatra. There was a widow named Mande Rubayah who lived with her son named Malin Kundang. Mande Rubayah really loved and spoiled MalinKundang. Then, Malin grew up to be a diligent and obedient child. When he was adult Malin begged to leave, so he could change his fate and that of his mother. Mande Rubayah allowed Malin to wander, he also provided Malin with rice.. Every morning and evening Mande Rubayah looks out to sea. Finally, Malin came by using a magnificent ship. Mande Rubayah, who approached and hugged Malin. But, Malin disowned his mother and kicked Mande Rubayah. Then, Mande Rubayah prayed with a sad heart and then the sky turned dark and There came a big storm which destroyed Malin Kundang's ship and Malin turned to stone. 46. Why did Malin leave his mother? A. He wanted to be rich man B. He wanted to be success man C. He wanted to marry beautiful princess D. He wanted to change his fate E. He wanted to be ship captain

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