VI. Read the following passage. Decide whether the statements from 23 to 27 are True or False and choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or D) to answer questions 28 and 29. 
            When war broke out in the middle of Khartoum, Sudan's sprawling capital city in April 2023, many were caught off guard. The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) had been welcomed into the fold of Sudan's Armed Forces (SAF), only to turn on them and move to seize power. Wars usually start on the borders of countries and come from outside. This conflict erupted in the beating heart of Sudan and perhaps explains why it has been so devastating and difficult to stop.
            Sudan is now in the most perilous humanitarian situation in the world. More than 9 million people have been displaced, with two million of that number having fled across the border. Vast swathes of the country have become the frontline in this conflict with the central, southern and western regions being the most badly affected. As of July 2024, more than 750,000 people are thought to be on the brink of famine and death, as both sides use the limiting of food supplies as a weapon of war.
            In a newly created malnutrition centre at a hospital in Port Sudan, I met 20-month-old Bara'a Ahmed. Having been displaced along with her extended family from the Khartoum area in 2023, Bara'a had been living as a refugee inside her own country. Her mother had struggled to feed her and Bara'a became more and more weak. She contracted cholera, which is on the rise again thanks to the mass displacement of people, and became drastically ill.
            When I saw her, doctors were worried that she might not survive. I watched as they struggled to put a new cannula in her tiny arm that was barely bigger than one of the doctor's thumbs. I found it hard to fight back my emotions as I honed in on her pallid, pained face. Bara'a pulled through and two weeks later was said to be doing well, but seeing her and dozens more malnourished children left me in shock that this was happening in 2024.

`23.` The conflict in Sudan began when the Rapid Support Forces rebelled against the Sudan's Armed Forces. _____________ .
`24.` The conflict in Sudan has forced more than 9 million people to flee their homes. _____________ .
`25.` Bara'a's health has deteriorated because her mother couldn't provide enough food. _____________ .
`26.` The doctors were able to easily insert a cannula into her tiny arm. _____________ .
`27.` After two weeks, Bara'a was reported to be in a stable condition. _____________ .

`28.` Which of the following is TRUE about the humanitarian situation in Sudan as of July 2024?
A. More than 9 million people have fled across the border due to conflict.
B. The northern region of Sudan is the most affected by the conflict.
C. Over a million people are on the brink of famine due to food scarcity.
D. The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) are providing aid to those affected by the conflict.
`29.` What can be inferred about Bara'a's living conditions before being admitted to the malnutrition centre?
A. She lived in a well-equipped surrounding.
B. She experienced significant challenges due to relocation.
C. She was getting regular medical treatment.
D. She had access to plenty of food and clean water.