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Pаrt 7. Reаd the fоllоwing pаragraph and answer the questiоns below: 1)There are several causes of fatigue. (2)First, we may feel fatigue after overdoing a difficult physical activity. (3) During physical activities, waste products build up because the body cannot remove them quickly. (4)These waste products cause feelings of fatigue. (5)Fatigue from physical exhaustion is also caused by using muscles that have not been used in a while. (6)Perhaps you have felt such fatigue after trying a new sport for the first time or after polishing your car. (7)A second common cause of fatigue is illness. (8)Poisons from disease-causing agents get into the bloodstream and make you feel weak and tired. (9)You also have less energy when you are ill because the body uses energy to fight the infection. (10)A third cause of fatigue is concentrating on mental tasks for a long time without taking a break. (11)For example, studying hard for a test requires a great deal of concentration and energy and can cause you to feel tired. (12)A fourth cause of fatigue is strong emotions, which can use up mental energy. (13)For example, you might feel exhausted from having an argument with a friend. (14)Finally, boredom is another common experience that causes fatigue. (15)Your energy level can decrease and you can feel very tired just from being bored. The main idea is expressed in Sentence [a].
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Write the number оf the mаin ideа оf this pаragraph in the space prоvided. (1)We generally think of listening as a single activity. (2)However, there are four different types of listening. (3)The first type is appreciative listening. (4)It is done for pleasure or enjoyment, such as when we listen to music or a comedy routine. (5)The second type is empathic listening, which provides emotional support for the speaker, such as when we lend an ear to a friend in need. (6)The third type, comprehensive listening, is used to understand the message of a speaker. (7)This type of listening occurs, for example, when we attend a classroom lecture or listen to directions to find a friend’s house. (8)The final type of listening is critical listening, which we use to evaluate a message for acceptance or rejection. (9)We use critical listening when we judge the sales pitch of a used-car dealer or the campaign speech of a political candidate. The main idea is in Sentence [a].