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toward other birds; and a few become good, though small- voiced, mimics. Many color varieties



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toward other birds; and a few become good, though small- voiced, mimics. Many color varieties 
and intergeneric hybrids are known in the wild as well as in aviaries.
232- It is pointed out in the passage that ............ .
A) one can't find any parakeet in temperate zones
B) India and Sri Lanka together have more parakeets than Pacific Islands and Americas
C) you can never see a parakeet flying or living alone
D) parakeets are considered to be the most-loved pet all over the world
E) parakeets are both lovely and troublesome creatures
233- It is clear from the passage that parakeets ................ .
A) require a large environment as they are very energetic
B) are very hostile against all other animals
C) learn everything by memorizing what has been said
D) are generally red and yellow, though there are green ones
E) can easily find their mates through different colours they have
234- In general, most parakeets ................. .
A) are colorful and quite attractive
B) don‘t have the ability to imitate what is said using their voices
C) agitate their owners by behaving them cruelly
D) belong to pure species, which have never mixed others so far
E) are liked just due to their ability to imitate
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