B Read the conversation about how humans can learn from animals. Write a T if a sentence is true, an F if it is false or an NM if it is not mentioned.Henry: Don't you think wild animals are amazing? When we study them, we can learn so much and even improve our own lives.Jenny: What do you mean?Henry: Well ... think about sharks. They swim very fast! Did you know that scientists designed a special swimsuit by studying shark skin?Jenny: Really? How does that work?Henry: The material of the swimsuit is similar to shark skin. It helps people swim faster.Jenny: Cool! I want a swimsuit like that!Henry: Me too! We can also learn other things from animals. For example, my grandma does Wu Qin Xi every day. To do this exercise, you have to move like five different animals.Jenny: I've tried it myself. It's fun! It's an ancient form of exercise, isn't it?Henry: Yes! A long time ago, people watched animals and copied their movements to create this kind of healthy exercise. How interesting!Jenny: Agreed! I think animals can also teach us life lessons. The other day, I saw some ants in the park. They were all working together to carry a big piece of food. It showed me how teamwork helps us do great things!Henry: You're right about that!1 Henry loves watching sharks.2 Scientists designed sharkskin swimsuits to protect people from shark attacks.3 Henry's mother does Wu Qin Xi every day.4 Ancient people studied animals to create a type of exercise.5 Jenny learnt about the importance of teamwork from watching ants.