1. The Penan eat fruit, vegetables, and meat - all caught or collected in the forest.
Sharing is an important part of Penan life.
2. There are no more trees, and all the land is no good.
The animals are gone.
The river is muddy.
3. The logging companies cut down all the trees in the Penan's forests.
4. Thousands of Penan have moved to villages because their forest home was disappearing.
These villages, like Long Iman, are sad and dirty places.
There are only about 200 Penan nomads left.
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1. a
2. b
3. b
4. c
5. a
6. c
7. b
p.214
2. ancestors <-> descendants, offspring
3. roots
4. leaders
5. destroy
6. survived
7. adapted
8. unique
1. e
2. a
3. f
4. b
5. d
6. c
p.218
1. Will the Penan culture disappear?
2. How many Penan nomads will be alive in 50 years?
3. Will anyone speak Penan in 100 years?