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They call it the sea of olives, 70 million olive trees that stretch to the horizon in every direction in the province of Jan in southern Spain. Its a spectacular landscape and yet, olives aside, the land is virtually dead, with scarcely a flower, bird or butterfly to be seen.

3. What is the meaning of "It's a spectacular landscape and yet, olives aside, the land is virtually dead" in the above text? A the land is beautiful but it has become dead as a result of olive production B except olives no other plants can be seen in this land C the land is completely infertile The Arctic is one of the last frontiers still free from full-on exploitation of its resources by humans. For now, everything north of the Arctic Circle, or 66N, remains, for the most part, a place apart. That picture is quickly changing, however, with glacial melting accelerating and an ice-free summer ocean extending every year. 4. What is the meaning of "free from full-on exploitation of its resources by humans" in the above text? A the resources of arctic are completely free for humans B humans have not provided ill treatment towards resources of arctic so far C resources of arctic should be necessarily protected from humans