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4. What can you infer from these sentences from the story? "RAHIM: (Through interpreter) I get tetanus shots because my hands get cut, and my back gets
scraped from climbing through the barbed wire. Police put up the wire two years ago to keep
us out after a landslide of trash buried two people alive. FRAYER: So this is the barbed wire he
climbs under here. It's pretty easy."
O Police are in charge of gathering trash from the mountain.
Two people died after getting scraped up by barbed wire.
O Collecting trash from the mountain is not technically allowed.
O It has been two years since the trash collector has gotten a tetanus shot.

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