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According to the passage, although the correct course of action for cramp is simple, ....

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   the pain caused by it takes a long time to disappear
   
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   it is clear that few people remember to follow it
   
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   it cannot be applied without the help of another person
   
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   barely anyone has ever survived an attack in water
   
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   it isn't easy to put into practice
   

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   According to the passage, the force of cramp is so great that
   

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   it is hopeless to try and save a victim
   
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   only previous victims can imagine it
   
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   rubbing the spot affected is useless
   
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   most people affected never go swimming again
   
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   it is impossible to move once affected
   

3. 
   The author warns readers that
   

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   one should not attempt to help someone struck by cramp
   
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   rescuers should approach a victim head-on
   
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   suffering cramp while swimming is almost always fatal
   
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   rescuers can be dragged down with the victim
   
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   once struck with cramp while swimming, the person must stay still and wait for assistance
   

18 A "SISSY" OR A "TOM-BOY'
In most societies differences in play between boys and girls are not merely expected, but actively encouraged. In our own culture, only very young boys may be allowed to play with their sisters' dolls occasionally without ridicule or remonstrance. And even they are rarely given dolls of their own, although teddies and stuffed animals may be allowed. A seven-year-old boy who enjoys tucking teddies up in cots is likely to be ridiculed if he does it too often. Similarly, girls do enjoy playing with toy cars and train sets, but are rarely given these as presents. Older girls particularly are discouraged from playing boisterous games and may be labelled "torn-boys" if they do not conform to the quieter, gentler, less aggressive activities expected of them. Boys who abstain from rough games, or prefer reading or playing the piano are in danger of being labelled "sissy".

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