34. What have we learned about tipis? (A) No one uses tipis anymore nowadays. (B) People only live in tipis during cold winters. (C) Tipis are nailed to the ground permanently and therefore immobile. (D) It is possible to boil a pot of soup inside a tipi.

41. What can NOT be inferred from this passage? (A) There was a massive slave need during seventeenth and nineteenth centuries. (B) The salves can speak a variety of English in order to communicate with their owners. (C) There are a lot of descendants of black slaves in Britain and the United States now. (D) The slave trade happens once a month and it cannot be done by paying bills.

34. What have we learned about tipis?
(A) No one uses tipis anymore nowadays.
(B) People only live in tipis during cold winters.
(C) Tipis are nailed to the ground permanently and therefore immobile.
(D) It is possible to boil a pot of soup inside a tipi.

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34. What have we learned about tipis?(A) No one uses tipis anymore nowadays.(B) People only live in tipis during cold winters.(C) Tipis are nailed to the ground permanently and therefore immobile.(D) It is possible to boil a pot of soup inside a tipi.

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34. What have we learned about tipis?
(A) No one uses tipis anymore nowadays.
(B) People only live in tipis during cold winters.
(C) Tipis are nailed to the ground permanently and therefore immobile.
(D) It is possible to boil a pot of soup inside a tipi.