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Explanation:

Analyze the missing context

The image contains four comprehension questions (numbered 3 to 6) about a story involving an explorer, a guide, and the Yeti. However, the reading passage itself is not visible in the image. To provide a helpful response, we must analyze what can be answered directly and what requires the missing text.

Address the text-dependent questions

Using Reading Comprehension, we identify that Questions 3, 4, and 5 depend entirely on specific details from the missing story. Without the passage, we cannot know exactly what the explorer saw, what the guide called him, or what the text advises doing upon seeing a Yeti. We will explain this clearly to the student.

Address the opinion-based question

Using Textual Evidence and critical thinking, Question 6 ("Do you think the Yeti exist? Yes/No and why?") is an open-ended opinion question. It does not require the passage to answer. We can guide the student on how to formulate a structured response based on scientific consensus or folklore.

Formulate a structured response

We will structure the final answer by addressing each question individually, providing a placeholder/explanation for the text-dependent ones, and a complete guide/sample answer for the opinion-based one.

Answer:

Question 3

Because the reading passage is missing from the image, this question cannot be answered directly. Please provide the text or story associated with these questions to find what you should do if you see the Yeti according to the author.

Question 4

Because the reading passage is missing from the image, this question cannot be answered directly. Please provide the text or story to find exactly what the explorer saw on the mountain.

Question 5

Because the reading passage is missing from the image, this question cannot be answered directly. Please provide the text or story to find what the guide called the explorer.

Question 6

This is an open-ended question based on your own opinion and knowledge. Here are two ways you can answer it:

• If you answer "No":

"No, I do not think the Yeti exists because there is no concrete scientific evidence, such as fossils or reliable photographs, to prove its existence. Most sightings are likely misidentifications of local wildlife like bears."

• If you answer "Yes":

"Yes, I think the Yeti might exist because many local communities in the Himalayas have deep-rooted oral traditions and stories about it, and some remote mountainous areas remain unexplored by modern science."