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(a) According to the writer, expedition teams react to the death of a Sherpa with shock, disbelief, and grief. They may become disoriented and unsure about how to proceed.
(b) The writer thinks that after a Sherpa dies, there should be a moment of reflection and a reevaluation of the risks involved in the expedition. The writer believes that teams should question whether the risks they are taking are worth it, and whether the presence of Sherpas is necessary for their success.