Darmowe konto pozwoli wrócić do niego później.

D. the falling price of cacti on the black market attracts more buyers.

3.2. When talking about the factors making cactus theft easier, Ray points out that

A. US Fish and Wildlife officers rarely patrol deserts.

B. most cactus thieves manage to avoid getting caught.

C. some aspects of online transactions are not adequately regulated.

D. the number of specialists monitoring online sales has been reduced.

3.3. The landscaper who Ray refers to

A. was imprisoned after trying to steal a number of cacti.

B. worked single-handedly when stealing the cacti.

C. was spotted by a ranger driving a pickup truck.

D. managed to get away without a prison sentence.

3.4. According to Gene Joseph, cactus theft can be prevented by

A. raising awareness of the harm to nature caused by cactus loss.

B. making people realize how difficult growing cacti is.

C. encouraging people to grow cacti at home.

D. supplying legally grown cacti to the market.

3.5. When talking about the use of technology in fighting cactus theft, Ray

A. expresses his concern about the number of microchipped cacti.

B. points to the success of a project aimed at dealing with cactus theft.

C. explains why the adopted method is limited to Saguaro National Park.

D. questions the effectiveness of measures introduced by Saguaro National Park.

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