22. The word "it"in paragraph 4 refers to A WORID OF ITS OWN Madagascar is an inland - the world's fourth largest at over 225,000 square miles-but an inland nevertheless. Although all islands have their own unique ecosystems, nature has blessed Madagascar with exceptional riches. Roughly 90 per cent of its flora and fauna is found nowhere else on the planet. The spectacle of its carrot-shaped baobab trees and ghostly lemurs make even the most well-travelled visitors wide-eyed with amazement and delight. But its rare beauty hides the desperate situation of its people. The typical Madagascan lives on about a dollar a day, even though you would not guess this from the attitude of the Malagasy.the island's main ethnic group, who are a cheerful and optimistic race Since the first humans arrived in Madagascar some 2,300 years ago, loggers and developers have destroyed nearly 90 per cent of the island's original forest habitat, harvesting it for timber or burning it down to create room for crops and, more recently, cattle. Considering than Madapacar's population is growing by three per cent a year.this tension between rich land and poor residents is increasing day by day. Alarmed ecologists have named Madagascar a biodiversity hot spot, deploring the practice of slash-and-burn agriculture. In 2002 the global environmental community repoised when green-friendly Marc Ravalomanana was elected president But only seven years later, in the spring of 2009, the military replaced Ravalomanana with a former radio disc jockey who seemed to have little interest in protecting the environment. Needing money, the new government reversed a ban on the export of precious hardwoods, making it legal to sell wood from trees which had already been cut down or had fallen during the cyclones that regularly hit the island. Yet in reality they did little to control the loggers who continued to rob the forests of new wood The main targets of this environmental crime are the rosewood tree and the ebony tree. The wood from these majestic trees is in high demand: in China it is used to make exotic imperial-style furniture for the new middle class; in Europe and America it is a valued material in the manufacture of expensive musical instruments. wood tree. forest. law 1 diden

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22. The word "it"in paragraph 4 refers to A WORID OF ITS OWN Madagascar is an inland - the world's fourth largest at over 225,000 square miles-but an inland nevertheless. Although all islands have their own unique ecosystems, nature has blessed Madagascar with exceptional riches. Roughly 90 per cent of its flora and fauna is found nowhere else on the planet. The spectacle of its carrot-shaped baobab trees and ghostly lemurs make even the most well-travelled visitors wide-eyed with amazement and delight. But its rare beauty hides the desperate situation of its people. The typical Madagascan lives on about a dollar a day, even though you would not guess this from the attitude of the Malagasy.the island's main ethnic group, who are a cheerful and optimistic race Since the first humans arrived in Madagascar some 2,300 years ago, loggers and developers have destroyed nearly 90 per cent of the island's original forest habitat, harvesting it for timber or burning it down to create room for crops and, more recently, cattle. Considering than Madapacar's population is growing by three per cent a year.this tension between rich land and poor residents is increasing day by day. Alarmed ecologists have named Madagascar a biodiversity hot spot, deploring the practice of slash-and-burn agriculture. In 2002 the global environmental community repoised when green-friendly Marc Ravalomanana was elected president But only seven years later, in the spring of 2009, the military replaced Ravalomanana with a former radio disc jockey who seemed to have little interest in protecting the environment. Needing money, the new government reversed a ban on the export of precious hardwoods, making it legal to sell wood from trees which had already been cut down or had fallen during the cyclones that regularly hit the island. Yet in reality they did little to control the loggers who continued to rob the forests of new wood The main targets of this environmental crime are the rosewood tree and the ebony tree. The wood from these majestic trees is in high demand: in China it is used to make exotic imperial-style furniture for the new middle class; in Europe and America it is a valued material in the manufacture of expensive musical instruments. wood tree. forest. law 1 diden

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Để xác định từ "it" trong đoạn văn thứ tư đề cập đến điều gì, chúng ta cần xem xét ngữ cảnh của đoạn văn đó:"Needing money, the new government reversed a ban on the export of precious hardwoods, making it legal to sell wood from trees which had already been cut down or had fallen during the cyclones that regularly hit the island. Yet in reality they did little to control the loggers who continued to rob the forests of new wood."Trong đoạn văn từ "it" được sử dụng để chỉ đến việc làm hợp pháp việc bán gỗ từ các cây đã bị chặt hoặc đổ trong quá khứ. Do đó, từ "it" trong đoạn văn này đề cập đến:**C. forest.**Điều này có nghĩa là chính phủ mới đã lệnh cấm xuất khẩu gỗ quý, làm cho việc bán gỗ từ các cây đã bị chặt hoặc đổ trở thành hợp pháp. Tuy nhiên, họ không làm nhiều để kiểm soát những người chặt gỗ tiếp tục lấy gỗ mới từ rừng.

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