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The Impact of Wilderness Tourism Reading Answers with Explanation

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Answers of The Impact of Wilderness Tourism Reading Passage with Explanations

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Question 1

ANSWER :iii - Fragile regions and the reasons for the expansion of tourism there
Explanation :According to the third line of paragraph A, it is inferred that tourism is growing especially in remote areas. The main reason for growth in this sector is that it requires minor investments. However, these lands are highly vulnerable and have very different weather conditions. Thus, the heading that best suits the paragraph is Fragile regions and the reasons for the expansion of tourism there.

Question 2

ANSWER :v - Some of the disruptive effects of wilderness tourism
Explanation :As it is stated in the first line of paragraph B if the locations become a tourist destination then it impacts the community. Besides, there is a drop in the farming sector as farmers quit farm work. Although these changes are not just because of tourism it sure has a major impact on these locations. Hence, some of the disruptive effects of wilderness tourism suit best as the heading for this paragraph.

Question 3

ANSWER :ii - How local communities can balance their own needs with the demands of wilderness tourism
Explanation :As per the information in paragraph C, the last few lines talk about the intent of local communities regarding tourism. People in these regions are attaining control over sightseeing businesses to balance their needs. Thus, it can be concluded that how local communities can balance their own needs with the demands of wilderness tourism is best suited as the heading for paragraph C.

Question 4

ANSWER :YES
Explanation :In the third line of paragraph A, it is seen that most countries promote tourism because it requires minimal investments. Arctic land, wetlands, islands and mountainous regions are the locations that turn into tourist places. Therefore, the statement stands correct that due to low financial investment tourism seems attractive to many countries.

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Question 5

ANSWER :YES
Explanation :According to the fifth line of paragraph A, it can be inferred that arctic land, wetlands and islands are fragile regions. Moreover not only the area is highly vulnerable but also the weather conditions are very different. The culture and ecology are also diverse. Hence, the answer is ‘YES’.

Question 6

ANSWER :NO
Explanation :In the seventh line paragraph A, it is seen that tourism and other human activities are not prevalent throughout the year. Moreover, it is clearly stated that these are defined to a limited time of the year. Thus, the statement is not correct and the answer is ‘NO’.

Question 7

ANSWER :YES
Explanation :In the third line of paragraph B, it is mentioned that the mountain region has seen a decrease in agricultural output. Besides, there is also a change in the diet of the people around that region. Moreover, there isn’t enough workforce for farming. Thus it can be concluded that the statement is correct, the answer being ‘YES’.

Question 8

ANSWER :NO
Explanation :In paragraph B, line 5, it is stated that arctic and desert areas depend on hunting animals, and fish and also on collecting fruits. However, the food-gathering is not distributed evenly over the year. Thus, the statement is not correct and the answer is ‘NO’.

Question 9

ANSWER :NOT GIVEN
Explanation :Although paragraph B talks about the shift in the food-gathering system. However, it is not mentioned that the government handouts do more damage than tourism does to traditional patterns of food-gathering. Thus, it can not be concluded whether the statement is correct or not.

Question 10

ANSWER :Cheese
Explanation :In the last paragraph, it is stated that the communal production of cheese was revived. Moreover, for locals, this was a reliable source of income and this did not depend on outside visitors. Thus, the correct answer is ‘cheese’.

Question 11

ANSWER :Tourism/Tourist/Tour
Explanation :As mentioned in paragraph C, various arctic communities have started handling travel businesses, to get the benefits. Thus this can be concluded that the correct answer is Tour/ Tourism/Tourist.

Question 12

ANSWER :Pottery
Explanation :According to the last few lines of paragraph C, communities like the Acoma and San Ildefonso pueblos have established some profitable businesses such as pottery. Hence, the correct answer is ‘pottery’.

Question 13

ANSWER :Jewellery/Jewelry
Explanation :In paragraph C, it is stated that communities such as the Navajo and Hopi have established successful businesses, selling jewellery. Thus, the correct answer is Jewellery/Jewelry.

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