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Observing animals in their natural habitats provides invaluable insights into their authentic behaviors and complex social structures. Wildlife researchers, dedicating countless hours to field studies, have revolutionized our understanding of animal societies and ecosystems. Many crucial discoveries about animal migration patterns (18)_________. The African savanna, (19)_________, represents one of Earth's most fascinating living laboratories. Elephants travel in close-knit family groups and demonstrate remarkable intelligence; meanwhile, lions maintain strict social hierarchies within their prides. Scientists believe that wildlife conservation efforts are essential; moreover, they emphasize the importance of preserving natural habitats intact. Having spotted rare species and documented their behaviors, (20)_________. Conservationists, working tirelessly in remote locations, gather critical data about endangered species and implement protection strategies. Professional wildlife photographers capture stunning images of animals in their element, and these photographs raise public awareness about conservation needs. Understanding animal behavior in natural settings helps develop more effective conservation strategies and ensures species survival for future generations. The use of non-invasive research methods, such as satellite tracking and thermal imaging, has transformed our ability to study wildlife. (21)_________. Remote sensing technologies provide unprecedented access to previously hidden aspects of animal behavior. Through careful observation and documentation, researchers have uncovered intricate relationships between different species in various ecosystems. Recognizing the complex web of life in these natural habitats, (22)_________.

Question 18:

A. would not have been possible which it was developed by advanced tracking technologies

B. would not have been possible that advanced tracking technologies which developed

C. would not have been possible without the development of advanced tracking technologies

D. would not have been possible having develop advanced tracking technologies

Question 19:

A. which stretches across multiple countries and supports diverse species

B. is stretching across multiple countries and supporting diverse species

C. where it across multiple countries and supports diverse species

D. stretched across multiple countries and supported diverse species

Question 20:

A. researchers continue to advocate for stronger protection measures

B. advocating for stronger protection measures by researchers continue

C. having advocate for stronger protection measures, researchers continue

D. advocated for stronger protection measures, researchers continue

Question 21:

A. These technological advances observe the scientists to enable animals without disturbing their natural patterns

B. These technological advances enable scientists to observe animals without disturbing their natural patterns

C. These technological advances disturb the animals to observe scientists without enabling their natural patterns

D. These natural patterns enable technological advances to disturb scientists without observing the animals

Question 22:

A. the ancient pyramids taste like sunshine while computers calculate complex math problems

B. blue whales swim through outer space as pencils write beautiful poetry today

C. tall buildings grow vegetables rapidly inside warm winter coats and scarves

D. we must act decisively to protect these irreplaceable environments for future generations

Second Semester Midterm Exam GRADE 12 Test 7