E: Read the following passage and answer the tests as required. (3)points) Do you know what the hump of a camel is used for?Guess ngain if you answered to store water This idea about camels storing water in their humps has been around for a long time, but it's actually not true. A camel's hump is a storage place for fatty tissue. Most animals, including humans store fat throughout their bodies, beneath their skin But camels store their fat in one place their hump. A hump can weigh as much as 80 pounds. Why do camels store their fat this way? The answer is most likely because of their environment Camels can go up to two weeks without eating because they have this fatty tissue to live off. Since camels live in the desert where food is scarce, they need this storage of fat to survive. Camels have amazing survival skills built into their bodies. Their humps contribute to the camel staying cooler because all the body fat is concentrated to one area instead of being spread throughout the body. In addition, camels are great at handling changes in body temperature. They need to reach temperatures over 106 degrees Fahrenheit before they begin to sweat, and when they do sweat it evaporates while on the camel's skin. instead of on its coat.This cools the camel much faster. Their coats also help them adapt to the heat. While the coat is not thick.it reflects the sunlight and protects the camel from the heat that rises off the desert sand. 22. Which of the following questions is the one the passage is primarily written to answer? a. What are the amazing skills of a camel? b. What is the use of the hump of a camel? c. How does a camel store fat? d. Where does a camel live? 23. How does the color of a camel's coat help it to survive in the desert? a. The light color reflects the sunlight, keeping the camel cool. b. It changes the body temperature. c. It can go up to two weeks without cating. d. It helps them adapt to the cold. 24. All of the following are true about the camels except __ a. camels have amazing surviving skills built into their bodies b. camels can go up to two weeks without eating