Name     :    ARIES SHOFIANA A
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EXERCISE 3
Shopping Malls in the United States
1.    Every mall usually has similarity characteristics or features.
2.    Malls in a suburb and a rural town have many differences.
3.    Malls have some negative effects.
EXERCISE 4
The Challenger Disaster
1.    Christa MacAuliffe would be the first teacher-astronaut.
2.    Christa MacAuliffe has many months’ preparation and training before going into space.
3.    All of the challengers died in the explosion.
EXERCISE 6
An Exciting Way to Visit the Wilderness
1.    People can find large areas of wilderness and many rivers in Maine.
2.    The rafters must raft carefully in the “White water”.
3.    Rafting requires great physical strength.
4.    Most rafting companies offer overnight trips and camping.
People can find large areas of wilderness and many rivers in Maine. The rafters must raft carefully in the “White water” and they need great physical strength to do it. Most rafting companies offer overnight trips and camping.
EXERCISE 7
The Invasion of Alien Species
1.    Alien causes many problems to the environment.
2.    Tiger mosquitoes are serious nuisance.
3.    The Zebra Mussels have caused such a great damage.
4.    The Indian Mongooses have greatly reduced the numbers of many native bird species.
Alien species are harming the environment and cause many problems. The examples of alien species are tiger mosquitos, zebra mussel, and Indian mongoose. Tiger mosquitos are a serious nuisance. Zebra mussels has moved to another continent, but also caused such a great damage. The Indian mongoose is a mammal that has caused damage.

EXERCISE 9
How Men and Women Cope with Stress
Part 1 : Paragraph 1-2
The topic : Research in differences between men and women’s respond to stress in the psychology department at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA).
Part 2 : Paragraph 3-4
The topic : Psychological research maintained that both men and women have the same "Fight-or-Flight" reaction to stress.
Part 3 : Paragraph 5-6
The topic : The differences between men’s and women’s behavior when they are feeling stressed.
Part 4 : Paragraph 7-8
The topic : Women’s tend-and-befriend regulatory system makes themselves against stress better than men.

The summaries
Part 1 : Researchers have discovered a difference between men and women on responding stress.
Part 2 : Men and women have the same "fight-or-flight" reaction to stress.
Part 3 : Men and women respond to stress differently.
Part 4 : In responding stress, women are better than men.

Researchers in the psychology department at the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) have discovered a major difference in the way men and women respond to stress. According to the research, Men often react to stress in the fight-or-flight response, while women often react by tend-or-befriend. In responding to stress, women are far more likely than men to seek social contact when they are feeling stressed and the women’s tend-and-befriend regulatory system makes themselves against stress better than men.