The professor takes two examples to illustrate "altruism". Explain how the examples are related to the reading passage
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Altruism refers to an animal behaviour in which an animal sacrifices its own well-being for the benefit of other animals. In some cases, one animal may help another of the same species to reproduce more effectively but at the cost of leaving fewer offspring itself. In another case, one animal might protect others from a predator at the expanse of its own life.
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Hello sir, Thank you for your
Hello sir,
Thank you for your all help.
I do practice on the TOEFL speaking questions only.
Could you tell me how I can improve my speaking?
Well, this is not enough. two
Well, this is not enough. two suggestions for you:
1. Listen more. Listen to radios like BBC or VOA. watch TV programs like CNN.
2. Talk more. You don't talk fluently. You need to find all opportunities to speak English. It is great to find a speaking partner.
In the meantime, practising TOEFL speakings at testbig.
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The content is OK, but you need to talk more fluently.
How do you practice speaking?