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1. In lines 1-6 the writer presents (–). changes that zoos need to make reasons why zoos are difficult to reform changes that were made in zoos new reforms that zoos are planning 2. According to Adrian Fuller, zoo reforms have not fully achieved their goal (lines 7-8). What is that goal? Base your answer on lines 1-6. 3. The "northern USA" (line 15) is mentioned as an example of an area where (–). (lines 13-21) many of the country's zoos are located the problems of zoo animals have been solved conditions are hard for many zoo animals many zoos might lose their income 4. In lines 1-6 the writer mentions "far more fundamental changes" that zoos might need to make. Give TWO examples of fundamental changes from lines 7-21. Take each answer from a different paragraph.(1) Lines 7-12: ................................................................................................... .(2) Lines 13-21: ................................................................................................. . 5. What points does Nora Crowley make? (lines 22-29) PUT A √ BY THE TWO CORRECT ANSWERS Most animals don't suffer in zoos. Zoo animals should be given better living conditions. Zoo animals don't get enough physical exercise. Zoo animals should be taught to survive in the wild. Zoo animals are often moved to other zoos. Many zoo animals cannot live in the wild. 6. COMPLETE THE SENTENCE. In lines 30-36, Michael Gibson explains why he thinks that zoos .......... Write your composition here.