who left England.They remembered their dead who did not live to see the shores of Massachusetts.They reflected on the 65 days'journey which tested their strength. 26.Why had the settlers left England? A.Because of religious problems. B.To establish a new religion. C.To learn farming D.Because of the Indians. 27.The Indians had A.made life difficult for them B.helped them to adjust C.taken their land D.been too afraid to talk to them 28.The climate and soil in Massachusetts are A.similar to that of England B.different from that of England C.similar to that of Plymouth D.different from that of Plymouth 29.They gave thanks while remembering A.the new society of Indians B.their friends who did not live to see the new land C.their former religion D.to invite the Indians 30.They invited the Indians to dinner in order to A.show their gratitude B.teach them how to cook C.feed the hungry Indians D.avoid the celebration Passage 3 When we speak of a basic human need we mean something which is necessary to life, something we can not possibly do without.Food is a basic human need.Without it wewho left England. They remembered their dead who did not live to see the shores of Massachusetts. They reflected on the 65 days’ journey which tested their strength. 26. Why had the settlers left England? A. Because of religious problems. B. To establish a new religion. C. To learn farming. D. Because of the Indians. 27. The Indians had ______. A. made life difficult for them B. helped them to adjust C. taken their land D. been too afraid to talk to them 28. The climate and soil in Massachusetts are ______. A. similar to that of England B. different from that of England C. similar to that of Plymouth D. different from that of Plymouth 29. They gave thanks while remembering ______. A. the new society of Indians B. their friends who did not live to see the new land C. their former religion D. to invite the Indians 30. They invited the Indians to dinner in order to ______. A. show their gratitude B. teach them how to cook C. feed the hungry Indians D. avoid the celebration Passage 3 When we speak of a basic human need we mean something which is necessary to life, something we can not possibly do without. Food is a basic human need. Without it we