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8. While people travel for many reasons for escape, for adventure, for status, or even for relaxation, many travel to Paris with a single purpose: ____________. You might taste a Chinon, sparkling with fruit, or return to a favorite dusty bar; get your fill of croissants, or people-watch from the cozy perch of a banquette. And if you are lucky, something that you see or taste will stick with you, and you will return home changed in some small way. (a) to cook (b) to shop (c) to see (d) to eat 9. Eskimos need efficient and adequate means to travel across water since their areas of dwelling are surrounded by oceans, bays, and inlets and dotted with lakes and seas. Eskimos, thus, developed two different types of boats, kayak and umiak, each constructed to _____________. The kayak is a type of canoe covered by a deck so that it can trip over in the water and roll back up without filling with water and sinking. Its primary use is for hunting. The umiak, on the other hand, is an open boat built to hold a number of passengers. The size of the umiak suggests its main use for hauling belongings from campsite to campsite or hunting larger animals too big for a kayak. (a) be used by different tribes (b) be exchanged for food (c) meet specific needs (d) travel to faraway places 10. In the United States, laws concerning marriage are state laws rather than federal. Marriage regulations, therefore, _______________. This lack of conformity can be best shown in the legal marriage age, which differs widely from state to state. In most states, both the man and the woman must reach eighteen years of age to marry without parental consent. However, the couple should be at least nineteen in the states of Nebraska and Wyoming, while the minimum age in Mississippi is twenty-one. (a) are not uniform across the nation (b) are similar throughout the country (c) can be shared from state to state (d) should be reinforced than before