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Part IWriting (30 minutes)
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Part IIReading Comprehension (Skimming and Scanning) (15 minutes)Dolphins: Behavior
BackgroundPeople have always been fascinated by dolphins playing in the bowª²waves(ÎÐÁ÷) and wakes of ships. Seemingly, dolphins have no fear of people and readily interact with ships, divers and swimmers. On occasion, people have been saved from drowning by dolphins, who have pushed them towards a beach. Stories like this have been told for centuries and are still being told.The bottlenose dolphin, the best known dolphin species, is a social animal. They live in small groups and sometimes in larger schools. They hunt together and sometimes share the responsibilities of raising the young. This social behavior is probably the key to the survival of many dolphin species. To better understand the behavior of dolphins in general, an understanding of the dynamics of living in groups is necessary.
Group CompositionThe smallest social unit of dolphins is a pod. In the bottlenose dolphins, pods are subject to change, although some units can remain the same for long periods of time. In the Florida dolphin populations, there are several types of groups: motherª²calf (Ó×áÌ) pairsmixedª²sex groups of subª²adults singleª²sex groups of subª²adults (all male or all female groups) bands of females with their most re¡£