241pWhat is said about big cats and hydroelectric dams in paragraphs 1-2?

The dams are essential for the coexistence of big cats and humans.

The dams cause rivalry between two of the big cat species.

The dams deplete the drinking water that big cats rely on.

The dams force big cats out of their usual hunting grounds.
251pHow can paragraph 3 be characterised?

It describes how people have tried to take wildlife into account when
building dams.

It emphasises that building dams and thereby displacing wildlife can
be disastrous for people.

It justifies why displacing local wildlife when building dams is
sometimes a necessity.

It outlines some of the detrimental effects that building dams can have
on wildlife.
261pWhich of the following fits the gap in paragraph 4?

Aside from the direct loss of habitat

Besides being extremely costly

Despite well-chosen locations

In spite of attempts to restrict population growth
271pWhat is the function of paragraph 5?

to make clear that mankind needs the clean energy provided by
hydroelectric dams

to offer a potential solution to current problems when constructing
hydroelectric dams

to show why environmentalists are hesitant to take action against
hydroelectric dams

to underline arguments in favour of dismantling existing hydroelectric
dams
De volgende zinnen (28-1, 28-2 en 28-3) zijn weggelaten uit de tekst.
282pGeef voor elke open plaats aan welke zin daar hoort.
Noteer de juiste letter bij elk nummer op het antwoordblad.
Let op: er blijven twee zinnen over.
a As their habitats shrink and prey becomes scarce, the people living in
the local communities are starting to fear for their lives.
b But impact assessments would need to confirm the plant wasn’t simply
creating new issues elsewhere.
c If the vegetation can support the influx of herbivores, tigers and
jaguars will probably persist.
d Releasing big cats that were raised in captivity seems to be a solid
alternative in keeping the population numbers steady.
e Since tiger numbers are already so low, this could have a considerable
influence on the population’s capacity to recover and may even result
in local extinctions.