Read the following passage and answer the question.Swimming has developed from a primal mode of movement to an advanced

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Read the following passage and answer the question.Swimming has developed from a primal mode of movement to an advanced

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Read the following passage and answer the question.Swimming has developed from a primal mode of movement to an advanced hobby and competitive sport. Exercising nearly every muscle group, swimming is a rigorous sport and requires intense training. In competitions, swimmers typically contend for the fastest time to complete a certain distance by performing a specific swimming stroke. Also, swimmers work to build endurance and an ability to swim over long distances. Because swimming has developed into a highly intricate competitive sport, where one wrong technique can disqualify a participant, it is interesting to ponder how the sport will evolve for people in the future, either advancing into a progressive purpose or regressing to a primal mode of movement.Which of the following situations would fulfill the authorג€™s prophecy for swimming?

A. Humans settling on the moon use swimming techniques to move through space.
B. Swimming remains a competitive Olympic sport.
C. Animals, including amphibians, begin to swim instinctively upon birth, as a dominant genetic trait.
D. People swim in home and community pools to relax and exercise. E. Fish begin swimming at unprecedented speeds and extend the average life span.
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