Answer:
D. Chinese citizens are the driving force behind the ivory trade.
Explanation:
This question refers to the text "Killing Fields: Ivory Trade Puts African Elephants in Harm's Way." In this text, the author talks about the ivory trade. He explains how damaging it is for the elephants of Africa, and how it is important to take measures to protect them. The author also discusses the motivations of poachers, and he tells us that Chinese citizens drive trade. He says that:
<em>"Chinese citizens are the driving force behind the ivory trade, the report said. About 5,000 Chinese people live and work in Sudan. They purchase about three-quarters of all ivory items in Sudan. Although the Chinese government has tried to intercept illegal ivory imports, China is the largest importer of illegal ivory."</em>
Answer: Curley's wife spends her time looking for her husband but she is actually just looking for attention and companionship. Curley gets worried and and possessive of his wife and doesn't want her getting into trouble, so he looks for her while she goes out claiming to look for him.
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Well, I think it's a bit of a joke. Let us just say that if your going to feel shame, it must be because you are doing something a little indecent.
The pine never sheds its needles. It is always modest and chaste. The oak on the other hand sheds its leaves. That's as much as I can say. This site is rated family, not pg 13.
Answer:
Using context clues B
Explanation:
she felt nervous but concidering the object she probably wanted it and was excited to finally aquire it.
