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READING REVIEW Fоr this аssignment, yоu hаve tо rereаd the reading selection "The Shape of Africa" by Jared Diamond. Use the attached document to read and refer to the text. Unit 7 Text-1.pdf Refer to the passage to answer the questions. Write the letter of the answer (a / b / c / d) in the provided blank spaces. Use lower case letters. 1. If someone travels from the northernmost part of Africa to the southernmost, one would experience [a16] . a. a moderate climate, then a hot climate, then a moderate climate again b. a hot climate and then gradually cooler temperatures c. a moderate climate, then a very cold one d. very hot climate, then a moderate climate, then a hot climate again 2. What is the main idea of paragraph A? [c17] a. Most people have incorrect impressions of Africa. b. Most people have very little information about Africa. c. There are several divergent opinions about Africa. d. The author agrees with two of these opinions about Africa. 3. Which of the following is NOT true? [d18] a. Homo erectus originated in Africa. b. Homo sapiens originated in Africa. c. Neandertals originated in Europe. d. "Behaviorally modern" Homo sapiens originated in Asia. 4. In the last sentence of paragraph C, the word they refers to [b19] . a. paleoanthropologists b. "behaviorally modern" Homo sapiens c. Neandertals d. Asia's hominins 5. In paragraph E, which of these is NOT mentioned as a result of the beginning of agriculture? [c20] a. people no longer needed to hunt their own food b. people were able to develop specialized skills c. people started to learn how to avoid diseases d. people could settle in one place 6. Why did the crops grown in southwestern Asia spread to Europe but not Africa? [b21] a. European colonists brought the crops home after visiting Asia. b. It is more difficult for crops to spread south than it is east or west. c. African farmers preferred to grow Africa's own native plant species. d. The distance to Africa was much further. 7. The author implies that African armies might have defeated European armies if [a22] . a. African animals were easier to domesticate b. African soldiers were mounted on horses c. sheep and cattle had been native to Africa d. African soldiers had metal weapons 8. According to paragraph J, which of the following is true? [d23] a. Most of Africa's ten richest countries are in the north of the continent. b. Most countries in Africa have no coastline. c. Of Africa's ten richest countries, none are from the tropical region. d. Most of the more prosperous countries are in Africa's temperate zones. 9. The word dwindling in paragraph K is closest in meaning to [d24] . a. evolving b. developing c. increasing d. shrinking 10. Which of the four sentences provides the key point of the article's main idea? [c25] a. Tropical diseases have been an enormous drain on Africa's economy. b. The spread of species from east to west was faster than the spread from north to south. c. The geography and history of Africa has shaped its development. d. Investments in Africa may halt conflicts and help development.