Based on the information provided in text CB1A6 and on its linguistic aspects, judge the following items.

I The announcement of ARPA Comunidades marked the first time that greater recognition of local communities‘ needs and their role in forest protection was demanded.
II It is correct to infer that both ARPA and ARPA Comunidades aim to help reduce deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon.
III In the second paragraph of the text, the phrase "local communities who live sustainably off the forest‘s resources" (second sentence) can be correctly rephrased as local communities that rely on forest resources for their livelihoods in a sustainable manner.

Choose the correct option.

It is correct to conclude that the main function of the fourth paragraph of text CB1A6 is to

In "It will also seek to add a further 3 million hectares of protected areas" (last sentence of the third paragraph of text CB1A6), "a further" can be correctly replaced, without changing the overall meaning of the sentence, with

As used in the third sentence of the third paragraph of text CB1A6, the phrase "Over 15 years"

Considering text CB1A6, choose the option that presents the word closest in meaning to "nearly" in the phrase "nearly the size of the U.K." (first sentence of the third paragraph).

In the first sentence of text CB1A6, the word "spanning" can be correctly replaced, without altering the meanings of the text, with

In the context of the text, the word “endurance” (l. 28) most nearly means:

Analyze the statements below about the text and mark T, if true, or F, if false.

( ) In the sentence “An Australian 13-year-old who swam 4 km to shore” (l. 01), the relative pronoun “who” could be replaced by “that” without changing the meaning.
( ) The sentence “In a 1961 study, researchers found that people were immediately stronger” (l. 18) could be rewritten using the present perfect tense without any change in meaning.
( ) In the sentence “Once he had swum the 4 km to shore in fading light” (l. 09), the verb tense used expresses an action completed before another action in the past.
( ) In the sentence “His family was rescued floating about 14 km offshore” (l. 11-12), the verb form indicates an action performed by the subject “his family”.

The correct order of filling in the parentheses, from top to bottom, is:

Mark the alternative that presents the rewriting of the sentence below without changing its meaning.

“However, adults have larger hearts and lungs, and central nervous systems that do ‘not seem to fatigue as fast’, he said.” (l. 29-30).

In the context of the text, the highlighted words “offshore” and “ashore” (l. 06) mean, respectively: