Read the following passage about eco-friendly transportation and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22. Eco-friendly transportation methods, prominent in discussions about sustainable development, are becoming increasingly vital in today's world. Electric vehicles (EVs), for instance, (18) ______. One year later, sales of EVs surged, with many companies committing to producing only electric cars by 2030. At an international conference, various countries discussed incentives for adopting eco-friendly transportation options, emphasizing their importance in combating climate change. Electric vehicles are a part of a broader movement (19) ______. This shift is crucial as cities strive to reduce their carbon footprints and promote cleaner air. (20) ______. Many cities are investing in charging infrastructure and offering tax breaks to consumers who purchase electric vehicles. EVs are equipped with advanced technology, (21) ______. This technology includes regenerative braking systems that recover energy during braking and improve efficiency. Additionally, many EVs feature smart navigation systems that help drivers find charging stations and optimize routes. As a result of these advancements, (22) ______. This progress not only benefits the environment but also enhances the overall driving experience. Question 18. A. has been gaining popularity since its introduction B. was launched with great anticipation last year C. saw its first major sales event last year D. had its premiere in the automotive market last year

D. had its premiere in the automotive market last year

A. has been gaining popularity since its introduction

B. was launched with great anticipation last year

C. saw its first major sales event last year

Read the following passage about eco-friendly transportation and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22. Eco-friendly transportation methods, prominent in discussions about sustainable development, are becoming increasingly vital in today's world. Electric vehicles (EVs), for instance, (18) ______. One year later, sales of EVs surged, with many companies committing to producing only electric cars by 2030. At an international conference, various countries discussed incentives for adopting eco-friendly transportation options, emphasizing their importance in combating climate change. Electric vehicles are a part of a broader movement (19) ______. This shift is crucial as cities strive to reduce their carbon footprints and promote cleaner air. (20) ______. Many cities are investing in charging infrastructure and offering tax breaks to consumers who purchase electric vehicles. EVs are equipped with advanced technology, (21) ______. This technology includes regenerative braking systems that recover energy during braking and improve efficiency. Additionally, many EVs feature smart navigation systems that help drivers find charging stations and optimize routes. As a result of these advancements, (22) ______. This progress not only benefits the environment but also enhances the overall driving experience. Question 20. A. To promote eco-friendly alternatives, governments are introducing various policies B. Many experts in transportation are advocating for sustainable practices C. Cities worldwide are developing initiatives to encourage public transportation use D. The promotion of public transport and cycling is a key focus for many urban planners

A. To promote eco-friendly alternatives, governments are introducing various policies

B. Many experts in transportation are advocating for sustainable practices

C. Cities worldwide are developing initiatives to encourage public transportation use

D. The promotion of public transport and cycling is a key focus for many urban planners

Read the following passage about eco-friendly transportation and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22. Eco-friendly transportation methods, prominent in discussions about sustainable development, are becoming increasingly vital in today's world. Electric vehicles (EVs), for instance, (18) ______. One year later, sales of EVs surged, with many companies committing to producing only electric cars by 2030. At an international conference, various countries discussed incentives for adopting eco-friendly transportation options, emphasizing their importance in combating climate change. Electric vehicles are a part of a broader movement (19) ______. This shift is crucial as cities strive to reduce their carbon footprints and promote cleaner air. (20) ______. Many cities are investing in charging infrastructure and offering tax breaks to consumers who purchase electric vehicles. EVs are equipped with advanced technology, (21) ______. This technology includes regenerative braking systems that recover energy during braking and improve efficiency. Additionally, many EVs feature smart navigation systems that help drivers find charging stations and optimize routes. As a result of these advancements, (22) ______. This progress not only benefits the environment but also enhances the overall driving experience. Question 21. A. enabling them to perform more like conventional vehicles B. which allows them to operate quietly and efficiently C. designed to mimic the features of traditional combustion engines D. ensuring they comply with the latest environmental regulations

D. ensuring they comply with the latest environmental regulations

A. enabling them to perform more like conventional vehicles

B. which allows them to operate quietly and efficiently

C. designed to mimic the features of traditional combustion engines

Read the following passage about eco-friendly transportation and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22. Eco-friendly transportation methods, prominent in discussions about sustainable development, are becoming increasingly vital in today's world. Electric vehicles (EVs), for instance, (18) ______. One year later, sales of EVs surged, with many companies committing to producing only electric cars by 2030. At an international conference, various countries discussed incentives for adopting eco-friendly transportation options, emphasizing their importance in combating climate change. Electric vehicles are a part of a broader movement (19) ______. This shift is crucial as cities strive to reduce their carbon footprints and promote cleaner air. (20) ______. Many cities are investing in charging infrastructure and offering tax breaks to consumers who purchase electric vehicles. EVs are equipped with advanced technology, (21) ______. This technology includes regenerative braking systems that recover energy during braking and improve efficiency. Additionally, many EVs feature smart navigation systems that help drivers find charging stations and optimize routes. As a result of these advancements, (22) ______. This progress not only benefits the environment but also enhances the overall driving experience. Question 19. A. where governments and companies work together to create sustainable solutions B. which combines electric and hybrid technologies to reduce emissions C. resulting from the collaborative efforts of manufacturers and environmentalists D. leading to a significant decrease in fossil fuel consumption

A. where governments and companies work together to create sustainable solutions

B. which combines electric and hybrid technologies to reduce emissions

C. resulting from the collaborative efforts of manufacturers and environmentalists

D. leading to a significant decrease in fossil fuel consumption

Read the following passage about eco-friendly transportation and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22. Eco-friendly transportation methods, prominent in discussions about sustainable development, are becoming increasingly vital in today's world. Electric vehicles (EVs), for instance, (18) ______. One year later, sales of EVs surged, with many companies committing to producing only electric cars by 2030. At an international conference, various countries discussed incentives for adopting eco-friendly transportation options, emphasizing their importance in combating climate change. Electric vehicles are a part of a broader movement (19) ______. This shift is crucial as cities strive to reduce their carbon footprints and promote cleaner air. (20) ______. Many cities are investing in charging infrastructure and offering tax breaks to consumers who purchase electric vehicles. EVs are equipped with advanced technology, (21) ______. This technology includes regenerative braking systems that recover energy during braking and improve efficiency. Additionally, many EVs feature smart navigation systems that help drivers find charging stations and optimize routes. As a result of these advancements, (22) ______. This progress not only benefits the environment but also enhances the overall driving experience. Question 22. A. the transition to electric vehicles is becoming more seamless for consumers B. the barriers to adopting electric vehicles are being reduced C. there is an increased interest in sustainable transportation solutions D. Every individual is choosing electric vehicles over traditional cars

A. the transition to electric vehicles is becoming more seamless for consumers

B. the barriers to adopting electric vehicles are being reduced

C. there is an increased interest in sustainable transportation solutions

D. Every individual is choosing electric vehicles over traditional cars

Read the following passage about endangered languages and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 23 to 30. There is no reason why tattooing and face and body painting should be barred from the status of "art"; if they are, nevertheless, commonly excluded, this may be due to the impermanent nature of face and body painting as well as to marketing problems. The most common technique of tattooing among native North American Indians was by pricking the skin with sharp points. Sometimes it was done using on a special comb-like implement. As in the less widely distributed scratching method, designs are usually first sketched with charcoal paste, then rubbed into the breaks in the skin. In northern and northwestern North America, threads covered with soot are drawn through punctures made by needles to apply the pigment beneath the skin. In face painting, mostly mineral pigments (but sometimes including charcoal for black, or pollen for yellow) are mixed with water and/or grease before they are applied to the skin with fingers, paint brushes, or wooden paint sticks. Painting is generally done by the wearer himself, with occasional help from others, and with the exception of some ceremonial painting, using a bowl of water to serve as a mirror. Tattooing, on the other hand, is done by others, who tend to be specialists. The functions of body art are extremely varied, even within a single tribe. They range from pure beautification of the wearer, through expression of mood, prevention of disease, protection against misfortunes, and the recording of a ceremonial event, to the identification of an individual's status or membership in a social group. Even though there is ample information on the body art of various individual tribes, significant comparative studies are scarce on the continent. Regional stylistic variations are as yet undefined. Tattooed designs are all basically linear, with simple symmetrical, non-representational designs on the face, and forms of greater complexity on the body. Tattooing is black (with rare red/black exceptions); but painting is frequently bichrome or polychrome, with solid color areas as important as lines. Question 23. According to the passage, what might be a reason why tattooing and body painting are excluded from the status of "art"? A. They are not practiced by native tribes. B. They are permanent forms of art. C. They are impermanent and have marketing issues. D. They require special techniques to be performed.

C. They are impermanent and have marketing issues.

A. They are not practiced by native tribes.

B. They are permanent forms of art.

D. They require special techniques to be performed.

Read the following passage about endangered languages and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 23 to 30. There is no reason why tattooing and face and body painting should be barred from the status of "art"; if they are, nevertheless, commonly excluded, this may be due to the impermanent nature of face and body painting as well as to marketing problems. The most common technique of tattooing among native North American Indians was by pricking the skin with sharp points. Sometimes it was done using on a special comb-like implement. As in the less widely distributed scratching method, designs are usually first sketched with charcoal paste, then rubbed into the breaks in the skin. In northern and northwestern North America, threads covered with soot are drawn through punctures made by needles to apply the pigment beneath the skin. In face painting, mostly mineral pigments (but sometimes including charcoal for black, or pollen for yellow) are mixed with water and/or grease before they are applied to the skin with fingers, paint brushes, or wooden paint sticks. Painting is generally done by the wearer himself, with occasional help from others, and with the exception of some ceremonial painting, using a bowl of water to serve as a mirror. Tattooing, on the other hand, is done by others, who tend to be specialists. The functions of body art are extremely varied, even within a single tribe. They range from pure beautification of the wearer, through expression of mood, prevention of disease, protection against misfortunes, and the recording of a ceremonial event, to the identification of an individual's status or membership in a social group. Even though there is ample information on the body art of various individual tribes, significant comparative studies are scarce on the continent. Regional stylistic variations are as yet undefined. Tattooed designs are all basically linear, with simple symmetrical, non-representational designs on the face, and forms of greater complexity on the body. Tattooing is black (with rare red/black exceptions); but painting is frequently bichrome or polychrome, with solid color areas as important as lines. Question 23. According to the passage, what might be a reason why tattooing and body painting are excluded from the status of "art"? A. They are not practiced by native tribes. B. They are permanent forms of art. C. They are impermanent and have marketing issues. D. They require special techniques to be performed.

B. They are permanent forms of art.

A. They are not practiced by native tribes.

C. They are impermanent and have marketing issues.

D. They require special techniques to be performed.

Read the following passage about endangered languages and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 23 to 30. There is no reason why tattooing and face and body painting should be barred from the status of "art"; if they are, nevertheless, commonly excluded, this may be due to the impermanent nature of face and body painting as well as to marketing problems. The most common technique of tattooing among native North American Indians was by pricking the skin with sharp points. Sometimes it was done using on a special comb-like implement. As in the less widely distributed scratching method, designs are usually first sketched with charcoal paste, then rubbed into the breaks in the skin. In northern and northwestern North America, threads covered with soot are drawn through punctures made by needles to apply the pigment beneath the skin. In face painting, mostly mineral pigments (but sometimes including charcoal for black, or pollen for yellow) are mixed with water and/or grease before they are applied to the skin with fingers, paint brushes, or wooden paint sticks. Painting is generally done by the wearer himself, with occasional help from others, and with the exception of some ceremonial painting, using a bowl of water to serve as a mirror. Tattooing, on the other hand, is done by others, who tend to be specialists. The functions of body art are extremely varied, even within a single tribe. They range from pure beautification of the wearer, through expression of mood, prevention of disease, protection against misfortunes, and the recording of a ceremonial event, to the identification of an individual's status or membership in a social group. Even though there is ample information on the body art of various individual tribes, significant comparative studies are scarce on the continent. Regional stylistic variations are as yet undefined. Tattooed designs are all basically linear, with simple symmetrical, non-representational designs on the face, and forms of greater complexity on the body. Tattooing is black (with rare red/black exceptions); but painting is frequently bichrome or polychrome, with solid color areas as important as lines. Question 26. Which statement best describes the role of body art among tribes? A. Body art is solely for decoration. B. Body art serves various functions and meanings. C. Body art is primarily used for identification. D. Body art is standardized across tribes.

B. Body art serves various functions and meanings.

A. Body art is solely for decoration.

C. Body art is primarily used for identification.

D. Body art is standardized across tribes.

Read the following passage about endangered languages and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 23 to 30. There is no reason why tattooing and face and body painting should be barred from the status of "art"; if they are, nevertheless, commonly excluded, this may be due to the impermanent nature of face and body painting as well as to marketing problems. The most common technique of tattooing among native North American Indians was by pricking the skin with sharp points. Sometimes it was done using on a special comb-like implement. As in the less widely distributed scratching method, designs are usually first sketched with charcoal paste, then rubbed into the breaks in the skin. In northern and northwestern North America, threads covered with soot are drawn through punctures made by needles to apply the pigment beneath the skin. In face painting, mostly mineral pigments (but sometimes including charcoal for black, or pollen for yellow) are mixed with water and/or grease before they are applied to the skin with fingers, paint brushes, or wooden paint sticks. Painting is generally done by the wearer himself, with occasional help from others, and with the exception of some ceremonial painting, using a bowl of water to serve as a mirror. Tattooing, on the other hand, is done by others, who tend to be specialists. The functions of body art are extremely varied, even within a single tribe. They range from pure beautification of the wearer, through expression of mood, prevention of disease, protection against misfortunes, and the recording of a ceremonial event, to the identification of an individual's status or membership in a social group. Even though there is ample information on the body art of various individual tribes, significant comparative studies are scarce on the continent. Regional stylistic variations are as yet undefined. Tattooed designs are all basically linear, with simple symmetrical, non-representational designs on the face, and forms of greater complexity on the body. Tattooing is black (with rare red/black exceptions); but painting is frequently bichrome or polychrome, with solid color areas as important as lines. Question 27. The passage suggests that comparative studies on body art among tribes are _____. A. Comprehensive and well-documented. B. Limited and insufficient. C. Widely accepted and recognized. D. Frequently published in journals.

A. Comprehensive and well-documented.

C. Widely accepted and recognized.

D. Frequently published in journals.

Read the following passage about endangered languages and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 23 to 30. There is no reason why tattooing and face and body painting should be barred from the status of "art"; if they are, nevertheless, commonly excluded, this may be due to the impermanent nature of face and body painting as well as to marketing problems. The most common technique of tattooing among native North American Indians was by pricking the skin with sharp points. Sometimes it was done using on a special comb-like implement. As in the less widely distributed scratching method, designs are usually first sketched with charcoal paste, then rubbed into the breaks in the skin. In northern and northwestern North America, threads covered with soot are drawn through punctures made by needles to apply the pigment beneath the skin. In face painting, mostly mineral pigments (but sometimes including charcoal for black, or pollen for yellow) are mixed with water and/or grease before they are applied to the skin with fingers, paint brushes, or wooden paint sticks. Painting is generally done by the wearer himself, with occasional help from others, and with the exception of some ceremonial painting, using a bowl of water to serve as a mirror. Tattooing, on the other hand, is done by others, who tend to be specialists. The functions of body art are extremely varied, even within a single tribe. They range from pure beautification of the wearer, through expression of mood, prevention of disease, protection against misfortunes, and the recording of a ceremonial event, to the identification of an individual's status or membership in a social group. Even though there is ample information on the body art of various individual tribes, significant comparative studies are scarce on the continent. Regional stylistic variations are as yet undefined. Tattooed designs are all basically linear, with simple symmetrical, non-representational designs on the face, and forms of greater complexity on the body. Tattooing is black (with rare red/black exceptions); but painting is frequently bichrome or polychrome, with solid color areas as important as lines. Question 28. What can be inferred about the complexity of tattoo designs compared to face paintings? A. Tattoo designs are more complex than face paintings. B. Face paintings are always simpler than tattoo designs. C. Both tattoo and face painting designs are equally complex. D. Face paintings often have simple designs compared to tattoos.

D. Face paintings often have simple designs compared to tattoos.

A. Tattoo designs are more complex than face paintings.

B. Face paintings are always simpler than tattoo designs.

C. Both tattoo and face painting designs are equally complex.

Question 35. Which of the following best summarizes paragraph 3? A. The use of renewable energy leads to increased emissions and higher operating costs. B. Companies that invest in green technology often gain a competitive edge but face challenges. C. Disparities between companies that can and cannot transition to green technology are minimal. D. Adopting green technology is beneficial only for larger organizations with significant resources.

B. Companies that invest in green technology often gain a competitive edge but face challenges.

A. The use of renewable energy leads to increased emissions and higher operating costs.

C. Disparities between companies that can and cannot transition to green technology are minimal.

D. Adopting green technology is beneficial only for larger organizations with significant resources.

Read the following passage about green technology and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40. [I] The rise of green technology has been remarkable in recent years, primarily driven by the urgent need to combat climate change. [II] As awareness of environmental issues increases, more businesses and individuals are adopting sustainable practices, leading to a significant transformation in various industries. [III] Many factors contribute to this global trend, which brings about both challenges and opportunities. [IV] There are numerous incentives that encourage companies to embrace green technology. For example, many companies are implementing energy-efficient systems because they reduce operating costs. Furthermore, governments are offering tax breaks and grants to encourage businesses to invest in renewable energy sources, which can be financially beneficial. Conversely, implementing new technologies may require substantial initial investment and training for staff, which can be a barrier for some organizations. The adoption of green technology has far-reaching impacts on both the environment and society. First, using renewable energy sources helps reduce carbon emissions, which is essential for combating global warming. Second, businesses that adopt sustainable practices often find themselves at a competitive advantage, attracting eco-conscious consumers and improving their brand image. However, not all companies can afford the transition to green technology, leading to disparities between those that can and cannot adapt. Green technology is a multifaceted concept, and understanding its implications is crucial. By focusing on innovation and sustainable practices, we can work towards a future where economic growth and environmental preservation coexist harmoniously. Question 37. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage? A. Green technology has no impact on consumer behavior. B. Governments are solely responsible for the transition to green technology. C. Businesses adopting sustainable practices face minimal challenges. D. There are both benefits and drawbacks to implementing green technology.

D. There are both benefits and drawbacks to implementing green technology.

A. Green technology has no impact on consumer behavior.

B. Governments are solely responsible for the transition to green technology.

C. Businesses adopting sustainable practices face minimal challenges.

Read the following passage about green technology and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40. [I] The rise of green technology has been remarkable in recent years, primarily driven by the urgent need to combat climate change. [II] As awareness of environmental issues increases, more businesses and individuals are adopting sustainable practices, leading to a significant transformation in various industries. [III] Many factors contribute to this global trend, which brings about both challenges and opportunities. [IV] There are numerous incentives that encourage companies to embrace green technology. For example, many companies are implementing energy-efficient systems because they reduce operating costs. Furthermore, governments are offering tax breaks and grants to encourage businesses to invest in renewable energy sources, which can be financially beneficial. Conversely, implementing new technologies may require substantial initial investment and training for staff, which can be a barrier for some organizations. The adoption of green technology has far-reaching impacts on both the environment and society. First, using renewable energy sources helps reduce carbon emissions, which is essential for combating global warming. Second, businesses that adopt sustainable practices often find themselves at a competitive advantage, attracting eco-conscious consumers and improving their brand image. However, not all companies can afford the transition to green technology, leading to disparities between those that can and cannot adapt. Green technology is a multifaceted concept, and understanding its implications is crucial. By focusing on innovation and sustainable practices, we can work towards a future where economic growth and environmental preservation coexist harmoniously. Question 38. Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 4? A. It is essential to understand the many dimensions of green technology and its effects. B. A clear understanding of green technology's implications is unnecessary for innovation. C. Understanding the impact of green technology is straightforward and requires minimal effort. D. Without understanding green technology, companies cannot achieve sustainable growth.

C. Understanding the impact of green technology is straightforward and requires minimal effort.

A. It is essential to understand the many dimensions of green technology and its effects.

B. A clear understanding of green technology's implications is unnecessary for innovation.

D. Without understanding green technology, companies cannot achieve sustainable growth.

Read the following passage about green technology and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40. [I] The rise of green technology has been remarkable in recent years, primarily driven by the urgent need to combat climate change. [II] As awareness of environmental issues increases, more businesses and individuals are adopting sustainable practices, leading to a significant transformation in various industries. [III] Many factors contribute to this global trend, which brings about both challenges and opportunities. [IV] There are numerous incentives that encourage companies to embrace green technology. For example, many companies are implementing energy-efficient systems because they reduce operating costs. Furthermore, governments are offering tax breaks and grants to encourage businesses to invest in renewable energy sources, which can be financially beneficial. Conversely, implementing new technologies may require substantial initial investment and training for staff, which can be a barrier for some organizations. The adoption of green technology has far-reaching impacts on both the environment and society. First, using renewable energy sources helps reduce carbon emissions, which is essential for combating global warming. Second, businesses that adopt sustainable practices often find themselves at a competitive advantage, attracting eco-conscious consumers and improving their brand image. However, not all companies can afford the transition to green technology, leading to disparities between those that can and cannot adapt. Green technology is a multifaceted concept, and understanding its implications is crucial. By focusing on innovation and sustainable practices, we can work towards a future where economic growth and environmental preservation coexist harmoniously. Question 39. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage? A. The cost of transitioning to green technology is the only barrier for businesses. B. All companies are equally capable of adopting green technology. C. Innovative practices can help overcome the challenges of transitioning to green technology. D. Green technology is solely focused on reducing carbon emissions without economic considerations.

C. Innovative practices can help overcome the challenges of transitioning to green technology.

A. The cost of transitioning to green technology is the only barrier for businesses.

B. All companies are equally capable of adopting green technology.

D. Green technology is solely focused on reducing carbon emissions without economic considerations.

Read the following passage about green technology and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40. [I] The rise of green technology has been remarkable in recent years, primarily driven by the urgent need to combat climate change. [II] As awareness of environmental issues increases, more businesses and individuals are adopting sustainable practices, leading to a significant transformation in various industries. [III] Many factors contribute to this global trend, which brings about both challenges and opportunities. [IV] There are numerous incentives that encourage companies to embrace green technology. For example, many companies are implementing energy-efficient systems because they reduce operating costs. Furthermore, governments are offering tax breaks and grants to encourage businesses to invest in renewable energy sources, which can be financially beneficial. Conversely, implementing new technologies may require substantial initial investment and training for staff, which can be a barrier for some organizations. The adoption of green technology has far-reaching impacts on both the environment and society. First, using renewable energy sources helps reduce carbon emissions, which is essential for combating global warming. Second, businesses that adopt sustainable practices often find themselves at a competitive advantage, attracting eco-conscious consumers and improving their brand image. However, not all companies can afford the transition to green technology, leading to disparities between those that can and cannot adapt. Green technology is a multifaceted concept, and understanding its implications is crucial. By focusing on innovation and sustainable practices, we can work towards a future where economic growth and environmental preservation coexist harmoniously. Question 40. Which of the following best summarises the passage? A. Green technology is driven by environmental necessity, offering benefits and challenges for businesses. B. The growth of green technology is irrelevant to climate change and environmental issues. C. Sustainable practices in businesses are often costly and do not provide any competitive advantage. D. The demand for green technology is decreasing as businesses revert to traditional practices.

A. Green technology is driven by environmental necessity, offering benefits and challenges for businesses.

B. The growth of green technology is irrelevant to climate change and environmental issues.

C. Sustainable practices in businesses are often costly and do not provide any competitive advantage.

D. The demand for green technology is decreasing as businesses revert to traditional practices.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C and D on your answer sheer to indicate the option that best fit each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.
TRAVELING WITH PETS
"Can I take my pet with me? Will they be comfortable or will they be really (1) ___?" Are these the questions that you often ask yourself before a (2) _? But that's all going to change! A travel agency has introduced a new service (3) _ 'Pet Travel Assist'. Now you can ensure your furry friend travels safely. When you book your trip, you can access a special section about your pet's needs. You will also see the options available (4) _ their comfort. If you want to find pet-friendly hotels and parks, look at their (5) _ listings. And if you wish (6) ___ activities that allow pets, check their events calendar!
Question 1. A. anxious B. boring C. interesting D. comfort

A. anxious

B. boring

C. interesting

D. comfort

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C and D on your answer sheer to indicate the option that best fit each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.
TRAVELING WITH PETS
"Can I take my pet with me? Will they be comfortable or will they be really (1) ___?" Are these the questions that you often ask yourself before a (2) _? But that's all going to change! A travel agency has introduced a new service (3) _ 'Pet Travel Assist'. Now you can ensure your furry friend travels safely. When you book your trip, you can access a special section about your pet's needs. You will also see the options available (4) _ their comfort. If you want to find pet-friendly hotels and parks, look at their (5) _ listings. And if you wish (6) ___ activities that allow pets, check their events calendar!
Question 2. A. long vacation trip B. vacation long trip C. long trip vacation D. trip long vacation

A. long vacation trip

B. vacation long trip

C. long trip vacation

D. trip long vacation

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C and D on your answer sheer to indicate the option that best fit each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.
TRAVELING WITH PETS
"Can I take my pet with me? Will they be comfortable or will they be really (1) ___?" Are these the questions that you often ask yourself before a (2) _? But that's all going to change! A travel agency has introduced a new service (3) _ 'Pet Travel Assist'. Now you can ensure your furry friend travels safely. When you book your trip, you can access a special section about your pet's needs. You will also see the options available (4) _ their comfort. If you want to find pet-friendly hotels and parks, look at their (5) _ listings. And if you wish (6) ___ activities that allow pets, check their events calendar!
Question 3. A. was called B. calling C. called D. which called

A. was called

B. calling

C. called

D. which called

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C and D on your answer sheer to indicate the option that best fit each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.
TRAVELING WITH PETS
"Can I take my pet with me? Will they be comfortable or will they be really (1) ___?" Are these the questions that you often ask yourself before a (2) _? But that's all going to change! A travel agency has introduced a new service (3) _ 'Pet Travel Assist'. Now you can ensure your furry friend travels safely. When you book your trip, you can access a special section about your pet's needs. You will also see the options available (4) _ their comfort. If you want to find pet-friendly hotels and parks, look at their (5) _ listings. And if you wish (6) ___ activities that allow pets, check their events calendar!
Question 4. A. for B. in C. about D. to

A. for

B. in

C. about

D. to

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C and D on your answer sheer to indicate the option that best fit each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.
TRAVELING WITH PETS
"Can I take my pet with me? Will they be comfortable or will they be really (1) ___?" Are these the questions that you often ask yourself before a (2) _? But that's all going to change! A travel agency has introduced a new service (3) _ 'Pet Travel Assist'. Now you can ensure your furry friend travels safely. When you book your trip, you can access a special section about your pet's needs. You will also see the options available (4) _ their comfort. If you want to find pet-friendly hotels and parks, look at their (5) _ listings. And if you wish (6) ___ activities that allow pets, check their events calendar!
Question 5. A. interesting B. informative C. last D. detailed

A. interesting

B. informative

C. last

D. detailed

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C and D on your answer sheer to indicate the option that best fit each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.
TRAVELING WITH PETS
"Can I take my pet with me? Will they be comfortable or will they be really (1) ___?" Are these the questions that you often ask yourself before a (2) _? But that's all going to change! A travel agency has introduced a new service (3) _ 'Pet Travel Assist'. Now you can ensure your furry friend travels safely. When you book your trip, you can access a special section about your pet's needs. You will also see the options available (4) _ their comfort. If you want to find pet-friendly hotels and parks, look at their (5) _ listings. And if you wish (6) ___ activities that allow pets, check their events calendar!
Question 6. A. to enjoy B. enjoy C. enjoying D. to enjoying

A. to enjoy

B. enjoy

C. enjoying

D. to enjoying

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

20 sec • 1 pt

Read the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 7 to 12.
HEALTHY EATING HABITS
Let's explore how we can improve our eating habits for a healthier lifestyle.
Facts and figures:
Many people consume (7) ___ sugar and unhealthy fats every day. In fact, studies show that we (8) _ over 200 grams of sugar daily, which can lead to various health issues.
Positive actions!
Choose whole foods and fresh products. This helps reduce the intake of (9) _ additives that can be harmful to your health.
(10) _ buying sugary snacks, make your own healthy snacks at home! Preparing your meals can help control the (11) _ of sugar and salt you consume.
Drink plenty of water. Limit your intake of sugary drinks and (12) ___ to maintain a balanced diet.
(Adapted from Health Weekly)
Question 7. A. much B. many C. several D. little

A. much

B. many

C. several

D. little

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