7.The word "disaster" in line 31 is closest in meaning to (A)control* `: _% e2 w9 e' I
(B)catastrophe8 }0 ?- ^( `% p) S+ t2 w
(C)avoidance
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8. According to the passage, the Mandans preserved their food by8 w/ J; p; a' w$ q$ g. ?( }
(A)smoking
' M6 d0 o6 R3 N. c (B)drying- T2 `6 k' z7 N, }
(C)freezing.
+ V S3 K8 _; F- t9 I6 T0 Z( p (D)salting
( [5 h8 d" x8 }, I! z) n0 | 9.The word "it" in line 34 refers to# ^. y& ^. r' R# x( M7 I
(A)June
* i, ~. n! y) P6 E) U (B)corn
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(D)squash
9 T) v; s( n, D$ j4 P0 k( H6 G 10.Which of the following crops was cultivated primarily by men
9 K8 u& j. w0 n5 f. I& z (A) Corn8 k7 g$ p2 z% ~8 r5 W9 j- a$ @6 A
(B)Squash
; U+ h" x- p/ B1 M4 F (C)Sunflower
- o5 v( K& l7 ]: g4 K' R (D)Tobacco8 v# k/ e6 p* O$ K2 [) s: {. `
11.Throughout the passage, the author implies that the Mandans! b( ]* @! R2 ~, m
(A)planned for the future0 T- \9 {3 g, n$ \5 s
(B) valued individuality
0 `' `% W1 _9 l/ F (C)were open to strangers/ N/ x" M0 w- s& {: L' ?
(D)were very adventurous. X7 A, u4 F$ s* a
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