Question

I. Read the following passage and answer the following
questions:
He went with Magellan Ferdinand
They sailed. In six days they had passed cape desire. The pacific
stretched west, north and south around them like the pale silky,
rainbow colored lining of a great shell. To the east the coast was only
a dark line fading into a violet mist. They sailed north and the
weather grew much warmer. Soon after the first of the New Year
they reached the equator. They had tumed west again by that time. It
was as if the whole world were water. The three ships seemed to
crawl over this vast shining sea as slowly as the penguins crawl on
ice. They thought of ice often now when the sun glared at them all
day. One day was like another only the water they drank became less
like the clear water around them. It tasted bad and was a dirty yellow
color. Yet it had to be measured by the spoonful. The biscuit they
had brought from Spain was wormy. Juan came up on the deck one
day with two pieces. "See senhor Don Vasco choose your piece and I
will race you with the other." "What sort of mon sense is this?
Pigafetta inquired. "Not non sense. You want race, Senhor Antonio?
I get you a piece too. See they walk?" It was true the pieces of
biscuits moved slowly along the deck. This time after Juan's biscuit
had won a race of three inches, they threw the race horses into the
Sea. Later they ate those worms and all. "After all," Pugafetta
explained to them, "The worms had lived on the biscuits their whole
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Answer 1

Answer:

where do you think they had last seen ice