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Bella B

27 Januari 2022 02:26

TEXT 1 Not all snoring is sleep apnoea. But very loud snoring, because of the obstructed airways, is sometimes a sign of it. Other symptoms are as follows : daytime sleepiness, morning headaches, high blood pressure, and abrupt awakenings or periods when someone else notices that you have stopped breathing. Untreated sleep apnoea has been linked to problems with glucose control that can lead to diabetes and with cardiovascular problems, such as an increased risk of high blood preasure. In addition, there is another potentially deadly effect : traffic accidents caused by sleepy drivers. It is not clear exactly how many such crashes there are, but sleep experts in Europe estimate around 20 per cent. The concern about accidents has led a working group for the European Commission on Sleep apnoea and Driving to recommend that the EU require drivers with sleep apnoca to get it under control, or else risk losing their licenses. The good news? "it has been demonstrated clearly now that effective treatment of sleep apnoea removes any excess risk of an auto accident." Says the chairman of the working group Dr. Walter MeNicholas, dircetor of the Pulmonary and Sleep Disorders Unit at St Vincent’s University Hospital in Dublin. Two decades ago, ago as few as four per cent of men and two per cent women had sleep apnoea, but those numbers are increasing, in part because more people have risk factors far at such as abesity, McNicholas says. Genetic factory may also play a role. “figure in the regions of five to ten per cent are now regularly talked about as prevalence figures for significant sleep apnoea.” he says. That translate to between 35 and 70 milions Europeans. With more cases, comes anather concern. “when you consider that you diagnose such people by the monitoring of their breathing while they sleep, then the logistics of that are immense, “notes McNicholas. As a result. a good deal of a research is focused on ways to easily and effectively find steep apnoea, both in steep labs and in the home, Devices that can detect sleep patterns, or portable monitor that can track sleep while worn to bed at home, are two promising solutions. Treatment can be another story. Probably the most familiar-and at the same time most common and most cefective-treatment today is CPAP, which slands for continuous positive airway pressure. The system involves a small air pump tube, and mask that cover the nose (or nase and mouth) during sleep to direct air gently in to the upper airway. The though of sleeping wilh a mask for the rest of anes life certainly off-putting to some, puertas says. After a while, same peaple even develop and attachment to their devices. Says McNicholas, “they actually go to bed and snuggle up with the CPAP mask."he believes it is the body's subconscious reaction to being able finally to relax and have a restful night's sleep after months or years of untreated sleep apnoea. 5. Paragraph 5 implies that .... (A) It is expensive to distribute a large number of apnuca monitoring devices (B) An urgent effective and efficient method of diagnosing apnoea is needed (C) The best way to diagnose apnoea is by the the help of steep laboratories (D) A portable device is the most effective method for detecting, apnoea (E) Research has found the best way of diagnosing apnoea

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Diandra D

27 Januari 2022 02:26

TEXT 1 Not all snoring is sleep apnoea. But very loud snoring, because of the obstructed airways, is sometimes a sign of it. Other symptoms are as follows : daytime sleepiness, morning headaches, high blood pressure, and abrupt awakenings or periods when someone else notices that you have stopped breathing. Untreated sleep apnoea has been linked to problems with glucose control that can lead to diabetes and with cardiovascular problems, such as an increased risk of high blood preasure. In addition, there is another potentially deadly effect : traffic accidents caused by sleepy drivers. It is not clear exactly how many such crashes there are, but sleep experts in Europe estimate around 20 per cent. The concern about accidents has led a working group for the European Commission on Sleep apnoea and Driving to recommend that the EU require drivers with sleep apnoca to get it under control, or else risk losing their licenses. The good news? "it has been demonstrated clearly now that effective treatment of sleep apnoea removes any excess risk of an auto accident." Says the chairman of the working group Dr. Walter MeNicholas, dircetor of the Pulmonary and Sleep Disorders Unit at St Vincent’s University Hospital in Dublin. Two decades ago, ago as few as four per cent of men and two per cent women had sleep apnoea, but those numbers are increasing, in part because more people have risk factors far at such as abesity, McNicholas says. Genetic factory may also play a role. “figure in the regions of five to ten per cent are now regularly talked about as prevalence figures for significant sleep apnoea.” he says. That translate to between 35 and 70 milions Europeans. With more cases, comes anather concern. “when you consider that you diagnose such people by the monitoring of their breathing while they sleep, then the logistics of that are immense, “notes McNicholas. As a result. a good deal of a research is focused on ways to easily and effectively find steep apnoea, both in steep labs and in the home, Devices that can detect sleep patterns, or portable monitor that can track sleep while worn to bed at home, are two promising solutions. Treatment can be another story. Probably the most familiar-and at the same time most common and most cefective-treatment today is CPAP, which slands for continuous positive airway pressure. The system involves a small air pump tube, and mask that cover the nose (or nase and mouth) during sleep to direct air gently in to the upper airway. The though of sleeping wilh a mask for the rest of anes life certainly off-putting to some, puertas says. After a while, same peaple even develop and attachment to their devices. Says McNicholas, “they actually go to bed and snuggle up with the CPAP mask."he believes it is the body's subconscious reaction to being able finally to relax and have a restful night's sleep after months or years of untreated sleep apnoea. 4. The characteristics of people with apnoea with are best illustrated in paragraph ... (A) 1 and 2 (B) 1 and 4 (C) 3 and 5 (D) 2 and 6 (E) 3 and 7

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Jongdi J

27 Januari 2022 02:26

TEXT 1 Not all snoring is sleep apnoea. But very loud snoring, because of the obstructed airways, is sometimes a sign of it. Other symptoms are as follows : daytime sleepiness, morning headaches, high blood pressure, and abrupt awakenings or periods when someone else notices that you have stopped breathing. Untreated sleep apnoea has been linked to problems with glucose control that can lead to diabetes and with cardiovascular problems, such as an increased risk of high blood preasure. In addition, there is another potentially deadly effect : traffic accidents caused by sleepy drivers. It is not clear exactly how many such crashes there are, but sleep experts in Europe estimate around 20 per cent. The concern about accidents has led a working group for the European Commission on Sleep apnoea and Driving to recommend that the EU require drivers with sleep apnoca to get it under control, or else risk losing their licenses. The good news? "it has been demonstrated clearly now that effective treatment of sleep apnoea removes any excess risk of an auto accident." Says the chairman of the working group Dr. Walter MeNicholas, dircetor of the Pulmonary and Sleep Disorders Unit at St Vincent’s University Hospital in Dublin. Two decades ago, ago as few as four per cent of men and two per cent women had sleep apnoea, but those numbers are increasing, in part because more people have risk factors far at such as abesity, McNicholas says. Genetic factory may also play a role. “figure in the regions of five to ten per cent are now regularly talked about as prevalence figures for significant sleep apnoea.” he says. That translate to between 35 and 70 milions Europeans. With more cases, comes anather concern. “when you consider that you diagnose such people by the monitoring of their breathing while they sleep, then the logistics of that are immense, “notes McNicholas. As a result. a good deal of a research is focused on ways to easily and effectively find steep apnoea, both in steep labs and in the home, Devices that can detect sleep patterns, or portable monitor that can track sleep while worn to bed at home, are two promising solutions. Treatment can be another story. Probably the most familiar-and at the same time most common and most cefective-treatment today is CPAP, which slands for continuous positive airway pressure. The system involves a small air pump tube, and mask that cover the nose (or nase and mouth) during sleep to direct air gently in to the upper airway. The though of sleeping wilh a mask for the rest of anes life certainly off-putting to some, puertas says. After a while, same peaple even develop and attachment to their devices. Says McNicholas, “they actually go to bed and snuggle up with the CPAP mask."he believes it is the body's subconscious reaction to being able finally to relax and have a restful night's sleep after months or years of untreated sleep apnoea. 3. The argument stated in lines 1 - 3, paragraph 4 assumes that .. (A) A health standard of life has been decreasing during the last two decades (B) Wealth contributes to the increase number of people with apnoea (C) Instans food consumption causes the increase of apnoea casses (D) People in the 21“ century have inherited incomplete DNA (E) Diets that people take have changed dramatically

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Okedia O

27 Januari 2022 02:26

TEXT 1 Not all snoring is sleep apnoea. But very loud snoring, because of the obstructed airways, is sometimes a sign of it. Other symptoms are as follows : daytime sleepiness, morning headaches, high blood pressure, and abrupt awakenings or periods when someone else notices that you have stopped breathing. Untreated sleep apnoea has been linked to problems with glucose control that can lead to diabetes and with cardiovascular problems, such as an increased risk of high blood preasure. In addition, there is another potentially deadly effect : traffic accidents caused by sleepy drivers. It is not clear exactly how many such crashes there are, but sleep experts in Europe estimate around 20 per cent. The concern about accidents has led a working group for the European Commission on Sleep apnoea and Driving to recommend that the EU require drivers with sleep apnoca to get it under control, or else risk losing their licenses. The good news? "it has been demonstrated clearly now that effective treatment of sleep apnoea removes any excess risk of an auto accident." Says the chairman of the working group Dr. Walter MeNicholas, dircetor of the Pulmonary and Sleep Disorders Unit at St Vincent’s University Hospital in Dublin. Two decades ago, ago as few as four per cent of men and two per cent women had sleep apnoea, but those numbers are increasing, in part because more people have risk factors far at such as abesity, McNicholas says. Genetic factory may also play a role. “figure in the regions of five to ten per cent are now regularly talked about as prevalence figures for significant sleep apnoea.” he says. That translate to between 35 and 70 milions Europeans. With more cases, comes anather concern. “when you consider that you diagnose such people by the monitoring of their breathing while they sleep, then the logistics of that are immense, “notes McNicholas. As a result. a good deal of a research is focused on ways to easily and effectively find steep apnoea, both in steep labs and in the home, Devices that can detect sleep patterns, or portable monitor that can track sleep while worn to bed at home, are two promising solutions. Treatment can be another story. Probably the most familiar-and at the same time most common and most cefective-treatment today is CPAP, which slands for continuous positive airway pressure. The system involves a small air pump tube, and mask that cover the nose (or nase and mouth) during sleep to direct air gently in to the upper airway. The though of sleeping wilh a mask for the rest of anes life certainly off-putting to some, puertas says. After a while, same peaple even develop and attachment to their devices. Says McNicholas, “they actually go to bed and snuggle up with the CPAP mask."he believes it is the body's subconscious reaction to being able finally to relax and have a restful night's sleep after months or years of untreated sleep apnoea. 2. Which af the following reflects the idea of relationships between apnoea and its treatment using CPAP? (A) Staying awake late and sleepiness (B) Losing weight and balanced diets (C) Studying hard and pood grades (D) Regular exercise and health (E) Working hard and thirst

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Bella B

27 Januari 2022 02:26

TEXT 1 Not all snoring is sleep apnoea. But very loud snoring, because of the obstructed airways, is sometimes a sign of it. Other symptoms are as follows : daytime sleepiness, morning headaches, high blood pressure, and abrupt awakenings or periods when someone else notices that you have stopped breathing. Untreated sleep apnoea has been linked to problems with glucose control that can lead to diabetes and with cardiovascular problems, such as an increased risk of high blood preasure. In addition, there is another potentially deadly effect : traffic accidents caused by sleepy drivers. It is not clear exactly how many such crashes there are, but sleep experts in Europe estimate around 20 per cent. The concern about accidents has led a working group for the European Commission on Sleep apnoea and Driving to recommend that the EU require drivers with sleep apnoca to get it under control, or else risk losing their licenses. The good news? "it has been demonstrated clearly now that effective treatment of sleep apnoea removes any excess risk of an auto accident." Says the chairman of the working group Dr. Walter MeNicholas, dircetor of the Pulmonary and Sleep Disorders Unit at St Vincent’s University Hospital in Dublin. Two decades ago, ago as few as four per cent of men and two per cent women had sleep apnoea, but those numbers are increasing, in part because more people have risk factors far at such as abesity, McNicholas says. Genetic factory may also play a role. “figure in the regions of five to ten per cent are now regularly talked about as prevalence figures for significant sleep apnoea.” he says. That translate to between 35 and 70 milions Europeans. With more cases, comes anather concern. “when you consider that you diagnose such people by the monitoring of their breathing while they sleep, then the logistics of that are immense, “notes McNicholas. As a result. a good deal of a research is focused on ways to easily and effectively find steep apnoea, both in steep labs and in the home, Devices that can detect sleep patterns, or portable monitor that can track sleep while worn to bed at home, are two promising solutions. Treatment can be another story. Probably the most familiar-and at the same time most common and most cefective-treatment today is CPAP, which slands for continuous positive airway pressure. The system involves a small air pump tube, and mask that cover the nose (or nase and mouth) during sleep to direct air gently in to the upper airway. The though of sleeping wilh a mask for the rest of anes life certainly off-putting to some, puertas says. After a while, same peaple even develop and attachment to their devices. Says McNicholas, “they actually go to bed and snuggle up with the CPAP mask."he believes it is the body's subconscious reaction to being able finally to relax and have a restful night's sleep after months or years of untreated sleep apnoea. 1. In which other paragraph is the cause of apnoea introduced in paragraph 1 discussed? (A) 2 (B) 3 (C) 4 (D) 5 (E) 6

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Bella B

27 Januari 2022 02:26

Text 4 The MV Akademik Shokalsky, a “highly ice - strengthened” Russian tour ship built in Finland in 1984 “for polar and oceanagraphic research.” is stranded in Antarctica’s summer ice with 74 passengers and crew members aboard, The group, which includes two Guardian journalists, is retracing the harrowing 1911 Antarctic expedition led by sir Douglas Mawson, who Iost many of his team members and nearly died himself on the frigid continent a century a ago. The ship's passengers include an Australian research team led by University of New South Wales Professor Chris Turney, who said in November that the voluminous data collected by Mawson 100 years ago is critical to understanding global warming. But Turney reported that blizzard-like conditions and thick ocean ice are preventing the latest expedition from leaving. "Unfortunately proceeding north we found our path blocked by ice 10 pushed in by an increasingly strong southeasterly wind, On Christmas Eve we realized we could not get through, in spite of being just 2 nautical miles from open water, Turney reported in his blog. "According to reports nobody is in present danger and three nearby icebreakers are being sent to assist", said Expeditionsonline.com, which books polar expeditions. The ship is "stuck part-way through her Australasian Antarctic Expedition towards Mawson's Hut at Cape Denison," located about 100 nautical miles east of Dumont 15 D'Urville, a French base on Antarctica, and 1,500 nautical miles south of Hobart in Tasmania. Three icebreakers-China's Xue Long, Australia's Aurora Australis, and France's L'Astrolabe-have been dispatched to the scene, according to the Australian Maritime' Safety Authority (AMSA), which is coordinating the international rescue after the Falmouth Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre in the United Kingdom received a satellite distress call Christmas morning. However, it will take the icebreakers at least two days to get to the 20 stranded ship, which "is experiencing very strong winds and limited Visibility." The closest rescue ship is not expected to get to the scene until sometime Friday night "While it is early winter in the Arctic, it is early summer in the Antarctic. Continuing patterns seen in recent years, Antarctic sea ice extent remains unusually high, near or above previous daily maximum values," according to the Notional Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC). It is implied the second paragraph that .... a. Sir Douglas Mawson finally died when he was collecting the data which are believed to be very relevant to today's global warming b. the MV Akademik Shokalsky was not able to leave the south pole at ocean at due time in November c. Sir Douglas Mawson failed to collect enough data which are importat for polar and oceanography research d. the MV Akademik Shokalskiy got stranded in Antarctic's summer ice sometime on the 24th of December e. the crew and all the passengers of the MV Akademic Shokalskiy were not able to celebrate Christmas

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Diandra D

27 Januari 2022 02:26

Text 4 The MV Akademik Shokalsky, a “highly ice - strengthened” Russian tour ship built in Finland in 1984 “for polar and oceanagraphic research.” is stranded in Antarctica’s summer ice with 74 passengers and crew members aboard, The group, which includes two Guardian journalists, is retracing the harrowing 1911 Antarctic expedition led by sir Douglas Mawson, who Iost many of his team members and nearly died himself on the FRIGID continent a century a ago. The ship's passengers include an Australian research team led by University of New South Wales Professor Chris Turney, who said in November that the voluminous data collected by Mawson 100 years ago is critical to understanding global warming. But Turney reported that blizzard-like conditions and thick ocean ice are preventing the latest expedition from leaving. "Unfortunately proceeding north we found our path blocked by ice 10 pushed in by an increasingly strong southeasterly wind, On Christmas Eve we realized we could not get through, in spite of being just 2 nautical miles from open water, Turney reported in his blog. "According to reports nobody is in present danger and three nearby icebreakers are being sent to assist", said Expeditionsonline.com, which books polar expeditions. The ship is "stuck part-way through her Australasian Antarctic Expedition towards Mawson's Hut at Cape Denison," located about 100 nautical miles east of Dumont 15 D'Urville, a French base on Antarctica, and 1,500 nautical miles south of Hobart in Tasmania. Three icebreakers-China's Xue Long, Australia's Aurora Australis, and France's L'Astrolabe-have been dispatched to the scene, according to the Australian Maritime' Safety Authority (AMSA), which is coordinating the international rescue after the Falmouth Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre in the United Kingdom received a satellite distress call Christmas morning. However, it will take the icebreakers at least two days to get to the 20 stranded ship, which "is experiencing very strong winds and limited Visibility." The closest rescue ship is not expected to get to the scene until sometime Friday night "While it is early winter in the Arctic, it is early summer in the Antarctic. Continuing patterns seen in recent years, Antarctic sea ice extent remains unusually high, near or above previous daily maximum values," according to the Notional Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC). 16. What is topic of the text above? (A) The rescue of the stranded MV Akademik shokalskiy by the three icebreakers. (B) A highly ice - strengthened Russian tour ship built for polar and oceanographic research (C) A team of researchers having an arctic expedition tuur on a Russian ship (D) A tapped Russian tour ship on then Antartica’s summer ice waiting for a rescue (C) A ship retracting a 1911 Antartic expedition stranded in South Pole’s summer ice

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Jongdi J

27 Januari 2022 02:26

Text 4 The MV Akademik Shokalsky, a “highly ice - strengthened” Russian tour ship built in Finland in 1984 “for polar and oceanagraphic research.” is stranded in Antarctica’s summer ice with 74 passengers and crew members aboard, The group, which includes two Guardian journalists, is retracing the harrowing 1911 Antarctic expedition led by sir Douglas Mawson, who Iost many of his team members and nearly died himself on the FRIGID continent a century a ago. The ship's passengers include an Australian research team led by University of New South Wales Professor Chris Turney, who said in November that the voluminous data collected by Mawson 100 years ago is critical to understanding global warming. But Turney reported that blizzard-like conditions and thick ocean ice are preventing the latest expedition from leaving. "Unfortunately proceeding north we found our path blocked by ice 10 pushed in by an increasingly strong southeasterly wind, On Christmas Eve we realized we could not get through, in spite of being just 2 nautical miles from open water, Turney reported in his blog. "According to reports nobody is in present danger and three nearby icebreakers are being sent to assist", said Expeditionsonline.com, which books polar expeditions. The ship is "stuck part-way through her Australasian Antarctic Expedition towards Mawson's Hut at Cape Denison," located about 100 nautical miles east of Dumont 15 D'Urville, a French base on Antarctica, and 1,500 nautical miles south of Hobart in Tasmania. Three icebreakers-China's Xue Long, Australia's Aurora Australis, and France's L'Astrolabe-have been dispatched to the scene, according to the Australian Maritime' Safety Authority (AMSA), which is coordinating the international rescue after the Falmouth Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre in the United Kingdom received a satellite distress call Christmas morning. However, it will take the icebreakers at least two days to get to the 20 stranded ship, which "is experiencing very strong winds and limited Visibility." The closest rescue ship is not expected to get to the scene until sometime Friday night "While it is early winter in the Arctic, it is early summer in the Antarctic. Continuing patterns seen in recent years, Antarctic sea ice extent remains unusually high, near or above previous daily maximum values," according to the Notional Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC). 15. Which of the following is closest in meaning to the word “frigid”? (A) Far away (B). Far isolated (C) Very remote (D) Extremely cold (E) Completely frozen

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Okedia O

27 Januari 2022 02:26

Text 4 The MV Akademik Shokalsky, a “highly ice - strengthened” Russian tour ship built in Finland in 1984 “for polar and oceanagraphic research.” is stranded in Antarctica’s summer ice with 74 passengers and crew members aboard, The GROUP, which includes two Guardian journalists, is retracing the harrowing 1911 Antarctic expedition led by sir Douglas Mawson, who Iost many of his team members and nearly died himself on the frigid continent a century a ago. The ship's passengers include an Australian research team led by University of New South Wales Professor Chris Turney, who said in November that the voluminous data collected by Mawson 100 years ago is critical to understanding global warming. But Turney reported that blizzard-like conditions and thick ocean ice are preventing the latest expedition from leaving. "Unfortunately proceeding north we found our path blocked by ice 10 pushed in by an increasingly strong southeasterly wind, On Christmas Eve we realized we could not get through, in spite of being just 2 nautical miles from open water, Turney reported in his blog. "According to reports nobody is in present danger and three nearby icebreakers are being sent to assist", said Expeditionsonline.com, which books polar expeditions. The ship is "stuck part-way through her Australasian Antarctic Expedition towards Mawson's Hut at Cape Denison," located about 100 nautical miles east of Dumont 15 D'Urville, a French base on Antarctica, and 1,500 nautical miles south of Hobart in Tasmania. Three icebreakers-China's Xue Long, Australia's Aurora Australis, and France's L'Astrolabe-have been dispatched to the scene, according to the Australian Maritime' Safety Authority (AMSA), which is coordinating the international rescue after the Falmouth Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre in the United Kingdom received a satellite distress call Christmas morning. However, it will take the icebreakers at least two days to get to the 20 stranded ship, which "is experiencing very strong winds and limited Visibility." The closest rescue ship is not expected to get to the scene until sometime Friday night "While it is early winter in the Arctic, it is early summer in the Antarctic. Continuing patterns seen in recent years, Antarctic sea ice extent remains unusually high, near or above previous daily maximum values," according to the Notional Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC). 14. The phrase “ the group” (PARAGRAPH 1) refers to... ‘ (A) Crew (B) Passengers (C) Passengers and crew (D) Members (E) Team members

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Bella B

27 Januari 2022 02:26

Text 4 The MV Akademik Shokalsky, a “highly ice - strengthened” Russian tour ship built in Finland in 1984 “for polar and oceanagraphic research.” is stranded in Antarctica’s summer ice with 74 passengers and crew members aboard, The group, which includes two Guardian journalists, is retracing the harrowing 1911 Antarctic expedition led by sir Douglas Mawson, who Iost many of his team members and nearly died himself on the frigid continent a century a ago. The ship's passengers include an Australian research team led by University of New South Wales Professor Chris Turney, who said in November that the voluminous data collected by Mawson 100 years ago is critical to understanding global warming. But Turney reported that blizzard-like conditions and thick ocean ice are preventing the latest expedition from leaving. "Unfortunately proceeding north we found our path blocked by ice 10 pushed in by an increasingly strong southeasterly wind, On Christmas Eve we realized we could not get through, in spite of being just 2 nautical miles from open water, Turney reported in his blog. "According to reports nobody is in present danger and three nearby icebreakers are being sent to assist", said Expeditionsonline.com, which books polar expeditions. The ship is "stuck part-way through her Australasian Antarctic Expedition towards Mawson's Hut at Cape Denison," located about 100 nautical miles east of Dumont 15 D'Urville, a French base on Antarctica, and 1,500 nautical miles south of Hobart in Tasmania. Three icebreakers-China's Xue Long, Australia's Aurora Australis, and France's L'Astrolabe-have been dispatched to the scene, according to the Australian Maritime' Safety Authority (AMSA), which is coordinating the international rescue after the Falmouth Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre in the United Kingdom received a satellite distress call Christmas morning. However, it will take the icebreakers at least two days to get to the 20 stranded ship, which "is experiencing very strong winds and limited Visibility." The closest rescue ship is not expected to get to the scene until sometime Friday night "While it is early winter in the Arctic, it is early summer in the Antarctic. Continuing patterns seen in recent years, Antarctic sea ice extent remains unusually high, near or above previous daily maximum values," According to the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC). 13. The pupose of the text is to... (A) Report about a stranded ship (B) Describe efforts to rescue a stranded ship (C) Report the loss of a Russian ship (D} Explain why the Russian ship was stranded (E) Discuss problems of rescuing a stranded ship

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