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For each statement you must select one of the following answers:  \nTrue: The statement follows logically from the information contained in the passage.  \nFalse: The statement is logically false from the information contained in the passage.  \nCannot Say: It is not possible to determine whether the statement is true or false without further information.  \nRead the passage of information thoroughly and select the correct answer from the four options. Read the question thoroughly to ensure you know what the question entails.  \nTry to find a time and place where you will not be interrupted during the test. When you are ready, turn to the next page and begin.  \nThe United Nations’Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) recently reaffirmed a 1989 ban on trading ivory, despite calls from Tanzania and Zambia to lift it. Only 470,000 elephants remain in Africa today – compared to 1.3 million in 1979. While natural habitat loss was a significant factor in dwindling elephant populations, poaching for ivory was the main cause. Since the ban’s implementation, elephant populations have recovered in many African countries, but an estimated 38,000 elephants are still killed annually. CITES permitted one-off sales in 1999 and in 2008 , allowing approved countries to dispose of their government stockpiles of ivory. Ivory from these sales was exported to Japan and China, where demand for carved ivory is high. Conservation groups vehemently oppose further one-off sales, because much of the ivory sold is of unknown origin. Furthermore, the sales have fuelled farEastern demand for ivory. In central and western African countries, where organized crime rings operate lucrative ivory smuggling operations, poaching remains rife. Those in favour of allowing one-off sales argue that elephants are no longer endangered, and that maintaining the ban will simply inflate the price of illegal ivory, making poaching more tempting. Though the CITES decision is viewed as a victory by conservationists, the African elephant’s future relies on governments’ commitment to enforcing the ban.  \nQ1 No legal sales of Ivory have occurred since 1989.  \nTrue False Cannot say  \nAnswer: False  \nExplanation:  \nThe passage states that two permitted one-off Ivory sales occurred in 1999 and 2008.  \nQ2 Conservationists question the provenance of the ivory sold atone-off sales.  \nTrue False Cannot say  \nAnswer: True  \nExplanation:  \nThe seventh sentence states that conservation groups oppose further sales because“much of the ivory sold is of unknown origin”.  \nQ3 Increased demand from Japan and China is driving up the price of ivory.  \nTrue False Cannot say  \nAnswer: Cannot Say  \nExplanation:  \nThe sixth and eight sentences state that there is demand for ivory from  \nChina and Japan, the tenth sentence suggests it is the ban – rather than the demand–that is inflating prices. Either way, the passage does not unequivocally state this is or is not the case, therefore we cannot say.  \nIn biology, the term mutualism refers to a mutually beneficial relationship between two species. The later economic theory of mutualism is based on the labour theory of value, which states that the true cost of an item is the amount of labour that was required to produce it. Hence, goods should not be sold for more than the cost of acquiring them. Mutualism is closely associated with anarchism, because its principles were set forth in the mid-nineteenth century by the French politician and philosopher Pierre-Joseph Proudhon – the first person to define himself as an “anarchist”. The main tenets of mutualism are free association and free credit. In a mutualist workplace, workers with different skills form an association to create a product or service. 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