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Paul watched the television above the bar. An army of turtles waddled up a beach, cumbersome helmets dragged through the fine sand to deposit a clutch of smooth, white
eggs in the dunes. He saw the wriggling reptilian babies emerge sticky from the broken shells and repeat the journey in reverse, thousands of tiny helmets trundling inexorably
over the moonlit dunes towards the breakers. Those who escaped being flipped over on their backs and pecked to death by wading birds were finally swallowed up in the surf.
There was no pleasure involved in this reptilian cycle of birth and death. The turtles survived purely because there were so many of them, and the oceans were so vast, that
one or two were bound to slip through unnoticed.
He wondered why they bothered, and presumed it could only be because they had no choice. Their genes forced them ever onwards — life would not be denied. Previous generations had imposed their will upon their distant descendants, and the descendants wearily obeyed. If, by chance, a turtle was born in whom this instinct towards multiplication was misformed or absent, a turtle whose instincts directed them not towards reproduction but towards reflection on the purpose of reproduction, say, or towards seeing how long it could stay underwater on one breath, then this instinct would die with the turtle. The turtles were condemned to multiply purely by the breeding success of their own ancestors. There was no escape for them. Multiplication, once set in motion, was unstoppable.
At the present moment, the balance of his own inclinations tilted more towards sleep, the cessation of thought, hibernation, vegetation. Had he been one of those tiny helmets, he would, at that moment, have flipped over belly-up in the sand and simply awaited the releasing beak. Parenthood had taken him by surprise. The books, the articles, the classes, had not prepared him for the intensity of it all. Snap decisions to be made, everybody looking to him for the answers, and no way of knowing if he had made the correct guess, no way of finding his way back to the main track it he took a wrong turning. Last night he had been hall a couple. He had lived with others all his life. It was easy — you had row, you had resentments, but if they became too frequent or too boring, or if the compensations ceased to be adequate, you just left, and tried again with someone else until you found someone you could put up with. He could not remember how it had all changed.
Perhaps it had been the doors of youth and liberty creaking shut behind him, or the demands that were suddenly being made of him, the faces turning towards him when a decision was required. Or perhaps it was just the steaming concoction of his emotions, his hormones, his thoughts slopping around his veins with the coffee and nicotine. Whatever it was, something had obliged him to seek out a tranquil place in order to restore some order to his
metabolism.

Then there was the feeling that he had been duped — the one feeling that he hadn‘t been warned of — when he saw mother and baby together and realized that the reason
why everyone made such a big deal of fatherhood these days was simply because it was such an implausible state. Mothers and babies were the world. Fathers were optional
extras, accessories. If some strange virus colonized the Y-chromosome and poisoned all the men, the world would carry on. It would not be a very exciting world perhaps, rather bland and predictable, but women would find some way to reproduce, and within a generation or two it would be difficult to believe that there had ever been men at all. They would appear in the encyclopedias somewhere between dinosaurs and Romans. Future generations of little girls would try, in vain, to understand what it had been that men had done, how they had contributed. What use had they been? He had suddenly seen his role exposed as that of a footnote. The books had warned him of this feeling, of jealousy, of irrelevance and superfluity. They had said it was natural, that he would get over it. What they had not said was that it was natural because it was so manifestly, poignantly true, or that he would get over it only by stopping thinking about it. Fathers deceived themselves. Mothers and babies held it all together. The men came and went, interchangeably, causing trouble and bringing presents to make up for it.
He turned his attention to the television. The tiny helmets he had watched clawing their way down towards the surf had become parents themselves now. You could tell
they were the same turtles, because the scientists had painted fluorescent hieroglyphics on their shells. They returned to the beach on which they had hatched, and the
credits rolled.

14 What did Paul notice about the turtles in the first paragraph?

A their reluctance to return to the sea.

B their behavior with their young.

C the effort they made to survive.

D the tiny proportion of
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Paul watched the television above the bar. An army of turtles waddled up a beach, cumbersome helmets dragged through the fine sand to deposit a clutch of smooth, whiteeggs in the dunes. He saw the wriggling reptilian babies emerge sticky from the broken shells and repeat the journey in reverse, thousands of tiny helmets trundling inexorablyover the moonlit dunes towards the breakers. Those who escaped being flipped over on their backs and pecked to death by wading birds were finally swallowed up in the surf.There was no pleasure involved in this reptilian cycle of birth and death. The turtles survived purely because there were so many of them, and the oceans were so vast, thatone or two were bound to slip through unnoticed.He wondered why they bothered, and presumed it could only be because they had no choice. Their genes forced them ever onwards — life would not be denied. Previous generations had imposed their will upon their distant descendants, and the descendants wearily obeyed. If, by chance, a turtle was born in whom this instinct towards multiplication was misformed or absent, a turtle whose instincts directed them not towards reproduction but towards reflection on the purpose of reproduction, say, or towards seeing how long it could stay underwater on one breath, then this instinct would die with the turtle. The turtles were condemned to multiply purely by the breeding success of their own ancestors. There was no escape for them. Multiplication, once set in motion, was unstoppable.At the present moment, the balance of his own inclinations tilted more towards sleep, the cessation of thought, hibernation, vegetation. Had he been one of those tiny helmets, he would, at that moment, have flipped over belly-up in the sand and simply awaited the releasing beak. Parenthood had taken him by surprise. The books, the articles, the classes, had not prepared him for the intensity of it all. Snap decisions to be made, everybody looking to him for the answers, and no way of knowing if he had made the correct guess, no way of finding his way back to the main track it he took a wrong turning. Last night he had been hall a couple. He had lived with others all his life. It was easy — you had row, you had resentments, but if they became too frequent or too boring, or if the compensations ceased to be adequate, you just left, and tried again with someone else until you found someone you could put up with. He could not remember how it had all changed.Perhaps it had been the doors of youth and liberty creaking shut behind him, or the demands that were suddenly being made of him, the faces turning towards him when a decision was required. Or perhaps it was just the steaming concoction of his emotions, his hormones, his thoughts slopping around his veins with the coffee and nicotine. Whatever it was, something had obliged him to seek out a tranquil place in order to restore some order to hismetabolism.Then there was the feeling that he had been duped — the one feeling that he hadn‘t been warned of — when he saw mother and baby together and realized that the reasonwhy everyone made such a big deal of fatherhood these days was simply because it was such an implausible state. Mothers and babies were the world. Fathers were optionalextras, accessories. If some strange virus colonized the Y-chromosome and poisoned all the men, the world would carry on. It would not be a very exciting world perhaps, rather bland and predictable, but women would find some way to reproduce, and within a generation or two it would be difficult to believe that there had ever been men at all. They would appear in the encyclopedias somewhere between dinosaurs and Romans. Future generations of little girls would try, in vain, to understand what it had been that men had done, how they had contributed. What use had they been? He had suddenly seen his role exposed as that of a footnote. The books had warned him of this feeling, of jealousy, of irrelevance and superfluity. They had said it was natural, that he would get over it. What they had not said was that it was natural because it was so manifestly, poignantly true, or that he would get over it only by stopping thinking about it. Fathers deceived themselves. Mothers and babies held it all together. The men came and went, interchangeably, causing trouble and bringing presents to make up for it.He turned his attention to the television. The tiny helmets he had watched clawing their way down towards the surf had become parents themselves now. You could tellthey were the same turtles, because the scientists had painted fluorescent hieroglyphics on their shells. They returned to the beach on which they had hatched, and thecredits rolled.14 What did Paul notice about the turtles in the first paragraph?A their reluctance to return to the sea.B their behavior with their young.C the effort they made to survive.D the tiny proportion of
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Paul ở quán bar trên TV.Rùa biển quân trèo lên bãi biển, nặng nề và mũ bảo hiểm ra vải cát lắng đọng côn mịn, trắng.Cồn cát trong trứng.Hắn thấy nhu động bò sát của đứa bé từ phá vỏ và ngược lại xuất hiện vào hành trình trên mũ bảo hiểm tàn nhẫn, cái xe đẩyDưới ánh trăng dune cho Breaker.Những người bị lật trên lưng của con chim lội mổ chết, cuối cùng bị nuốt sống ở lướt sóng.Không có sự tham gia của các loài bò sát này hạnh phúc ra đời và cái chết của chu kỳ.Rùa biển sống sót, hoàn toàn là vì có quá nhiều người, và đại dương rất rộng lớn,Có một, hai người sẽ bị bỏ qua.Ông ấy muốn biết tại sao họ lo ngại, và cho rằng đây có thể là bởi vì họ không có lựa chọn nào khác.Gen của họ buộc họ sẽ không bao giờ bắt đầu - cuộc đời không bao giờ bị phủ nhận.Một thế hệ bị áp đặt. Họ đang ở rất xa con của con, và mệt mỏi, tuân theo.Nếu, cơ hội, một con sinh ra ở họ này với phép nhân là bản năng bị hư hỏng hoặc mất tích, rùa bản dẫn dắt họ không phải sinh con, nhưng với mục đích sinh sản trầm ngâm nói, hay là đi xem bao lâu có thể ở dưới nước. Ở một hơi thở, thì bản năng sẽ chết. Con rùa nhỏ.Các loài rùa biển đã sinh sản tinh khiết tự tổ tiên sinh sản thành công.Chúng không thoát được.Phép nhân, khi đang trong thể thao, là không thể ngăn chặn được.Hiện tại, ông ta tự cân bằng hơn có xu hướng có khuynh hướng suy nghĩ, đừng ngủ, ngủ đông, cây cối.Nếu anh ta là một người rất nhỏ, mũ bảo hiểm, anh ta sẽ, trong một khoảnh khắc, đã bị lật. Bụng ở bãi biển, chỉ mong được giải phóng mỏ.Cha mẹ đã cho ông một điều ngạc nhiên.Cuốn sách, bài báo, bài học cho anh ta sẵn sàng chưa, tất cả mọi thứ.Vội vàng đưa ra những quyết định, mọi người đều đang tìm kiếm câu trả lời, và không có cách nào có biết anh ta đã quyết định đúng thôi, không có cách nào để tìm ra cách để cậu ấy trở lại chủ yếu trên quỹ đạo, nó làm sai một turn.Tối qua hắn đã là một cặp.Ổng dành cả đời sống chung với người khác.Nó rất dễ. - Anh làm, anh có thù hận, nhưng nếu họ trở nên quá nhiều hay quá tẻ nhạt, hoặc bồi thường không đủ, anh vừa rời khỏi, và thử lại lần nữa với người khác cho đến khi cô nhận ra anh có thể chịu được.Anh ta không nhớ tất cả mọi thứ đã thay đổi.Đây có lẽ là tuổi trẻ và sự tự do của cửa chút chít cửa ở đằng sau hắn, hoặc là hắn yêu cầu tự nhiên, mặt quay, lúc đó hắn quyết định là cần thiết.Có lẽ đó chỉ là cảm xúc của hắn ta đã bào chế hấp, hormon, suy nghĩ của hắn đã thay đổi nó với cà phê và nicotin mạch máu xung quanh.Cho dù là gì, đều có nghĩa vụ để hắn tìm được một nơi yên bình để khôi phục lại một số trật tự của hắn.Quá trình trao đổi chất.Sau đó có một cảm giác, anh ta bị lừa rồi. Cảm thấy, nó không bị cảnh báo - khi hắn thấy mẹ và em bé được tìm thấy cùng nhau.Tại sao mọi người đều mắc phải. Vậy là một vấn đề lớn trở thành những ngày chỉ bởi vì nó là một trạng thái không thể tin nổi.Người mẹ và đứa bé là thế giới.Cha là tùy chọnDiễn viên tạm thời, phụ tùng.Nếu có gì đó kì lạ của virus trong nhiễm sắc thể Y và độc hại mọi người, thế giới sẽ tiếp tục tiến hành.Nó không phải là một thế giới rất thú vị, và không phải là tẻ nhạt và có thể đoán trước, nhưng phụ nữ sẽ tìm ra cách nào đó để sinh sản, và trong một hoặc hai thế hệ, đây sẽ là rất khó để tin rằng đã từng có người ở tất cả.Họ sẽ xuất hiện ở đâu đó giữa khủng long và La Mã, Bách khoa toàn thư.Vài thế hệ tương lai của cô bé sẽ cố gắng, vô ích, hiểu nó là cái gì, con người đã làm, là cách họ đóng góp.Họ dùng nó để làm gì?Ông ấy đột nhiên thấy vai trò của mình như một chú thích.Cuốn sách đã cảnh báo anh ta cảm thấy như vậy, ghen, không liên quan và không cần thiết.Họ nói đó là tự nhiên, anh ta sẽ vượt qua nó.Họ không nói là, đó là tự nhiên. Bởi vì nó là như vậy. Rõ ràng là đất, thật sự, hoặc anh ta sẽ vượt qua nó, chỉ dừng lại và suy nghĩ.Cha tự lừa dối mình.Người mẹ và trẻ sơ sinh cùng nhau tổ chức.Người ta tới rồi đi, luân phiên sử dụng, gây ra rắc rối, một món quà để bù lại.Ông ấy tập trung sang TV.Ông ấy nhìn đang hướng lên mũ nhỏ đã trở thành cha mẹ ngay bây giờ.Anh có thể nói vớiHọ là cùng một vỏ trứng rùa biển, bởi vì các nhà khoa học ở trên đó vẽ Huỳnh quang của chữ tượng hình.Họ quay về rồi chúng nở ra bãi biển, sau đóPhụ đề.14 Paul ở đoạn đầu tiên về rùa biển gì chú ý đến. Cái gì?Họ không muốn quay về biển.B hành động của họ với lũ trẻ.C họ đã làm cho sự sống.Tỷ lệ rất nhỏ.
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