INSTRUCTIONS: Reаd the pаrаgraph and answer the questiоns that fоllоw. New Kinds of Tourism Ideas about travel and tourism have changed a lot in recent years. There are several new categories of tourism: ecotourism, adventure tourism, and wellness tourism. Ecotourists want to visit beautiful and interesting natural sites, but they also want to be sure that their visit does not damage the environment. They do not want their visit to have a negative effect on precious natural resources, such as water and energy. Other tourists are looking for an adventure. The adventure could be a physical challenge, such as climbing a mountain or swimming across a river. For other adventure tourists, the perfect experience might be a bit less dangerous. Some take a vacation to learn about cooking with a famous chef. Others might stay with an artist and learn to draw or paint. Museums are also a good choice for tourists of all ages. Finally, some tourists want to do something that is beneficial to their health. On their vacations, these “wellness” tourists take exercise classes, eat healthy food, and leave their phones and computers at home. Of course, some people still appreciate more traditional choices, such as a trip to the beach or museums. However, there are now several new types of tourism that appeal to a wider range of tourists. What is the topic sentence of the paragraph? Write it down (copy and paste it).
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Infоrmаtiоn fоr questions 27-30 (12 points) The diаgrаm below is of the active site of lactate dehydrogenase. This enzyme reduces the ketone in pyruvate (2-oxo-propanoate) to an alcohol in lactate. Pyruvate is shown bound to the active site of the enzyme. Image Description Lactate dehydrogenase interaction diagram showing the enzyme binding to pyruvate and NADH. The image details amino acid residues such as Arg109, Gln102, Thr246, His195, Arg171, and Asp168, involved in the binding process. Pyruvate is positioned centrally, with NADH on the right. Key interactions are depicted, illustrating the molecular structure and connections within the enzyme’s active site.