Questions 15-20 TEXT 1 Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has assumed a large role in strategies to limit global warming and reduce the effects of climate change. Such technology removes carbon dioxide from power plant emissions using various separation methods. The captured carbon dioxide can then be stored in a variety of ways. It can be pumped deep underground, stored in a material, or sold for industrial use. However, an analysis from two carbon capture facilities suggests that the technologies are less effective than replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy. Mark Jacobson at Stanford University found that the assumed efficiencies of CCS have been overestimated. His study included the social cost of the technology, a factor that he said other studies had ignored. The carbon capture equipment is powered by natural gas that raises energy costs and becomes a new source of pollution. There is a huge increase in social cost, because the equipment is so expensive and the health costs are so high. Moreover, the climate cost is only slightly reduced. In contrast, Wim Turkenburg, an emeritus professor at Utrecht University is positive about the prospects for using CCS. Turkenburg explains, "When evaluating the performance of CCS, the study refers to the present status of the technology. Moreover, the performance can improve tremendously in the future by technological learning." Still, Jacobson argues that a complete uptake of renewables is a better solution. He appears to disagree that CCS is more affective than renewable anergy. He asserts, "Using wind to replace coal was about one tenth the social cost of using natural gas to run the carbon capture equipment." TEXT 2 At Glasgow meetings on the climate crisis, US envoy John Kerry stated that solutions to the crisis involve technologies that we do not yet have. Science has long been held as the champions of rationality. Entrusting the future of the planet to non-existing technologies is irrational. Imagine if someone said he/she planned to build a civilization on Mars without knowing how to get even one human being there. Such a plan will be considered delusional. Yet this kind of attitude is adopted for future decarbonization. Some companies, such as ExxonMobil, say carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a mature technology because the industry has pumped carbon dioxide into the ground to flush out more fossil fuel. But carbon dioxide does not necessarily stay in the soil, because it can diffuse along cracks, faults, and fissures before escaping to the atmosphere. Globally there are only a handful of infrastructure to sequestrate carbon. One site is the Orca plant in Iceland, touted as the world's biggest CCS plant. But the operational cost is astronomical: at least $600 per ton, and the scale is tiny only 4,000 tons a year. By comparison, Microsoft single-handedly produced nearly 14 million tons of carbon in 2021. Scaling up renewable energy infrastructures, such as solar and wind power generators, is also a solution that needs to be supported. The big question is, why that program has never been prioritized? Perhaps, due to the obstructions by oil companies, which have been to burn more fossils fuels for profit. 15. According to Text 1, which of the following is accurate about carbon capture and storage (CCS)?

E. CCS technology can remove carbon dioxide from emissions of power plant

A. CCS has no role in strategies to limit global warming

B. CCS technology is primarily used to enhance or recovery

C. CCS technology increases carbon dioxide in power plant emissions

D. CCS technology only allows carbon dioxide to be stored underground

Questions 15-20 TEXT 1 Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has assumed a large role in strategies to limit global warming and reduce the effects of climate change. Such technology removes carbon dioxide from power plant emissions using various separation methods. The captured carbon dioxide can then be stored in a variety of ways. It can be pumped deep underground, stored in a material, or sold for industrial use. However, an analysis from two carbon capture facilities suggests that the technologies are less effective than replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy. Mark Jacobson at Stanford University found that the assumed efficiencies of CCS have been overestimated. His study included the social cost of the technology, a factor that he said other studies had ignored. The carbon capture equipment is powered by natural gas that raises energy costs and becomes a new source of pollution. There is a huge increase in social cost, because the equipment is so expensive and the health costs are so high. Moreover, the climate cost is only slightly reduced. In contrast, Wim Turkenburg, an emeritus professor at Utrecht University is positive about the prospects for using CCS. Turkenburg explains, "When evaluating the performance of CCS, the study refers to the present status of the technology. Moreover, the performance can improve tremendously in the future by technological learning." Still, Jacobson argues that a complete uptake of renewables is a better solution. He appears to disagree that CCS is more affective than renewable anergy. He asserts, "Using wind to replace coal was about one tenth the social cost of using natural gas to run the carbon capture equipment." TEXT 2 At Glasgow meetings on the climate crisis, US envoy John Kerry stated that solutions to the crisis involve technologies that we do not yet have. Science has long been held as the champions of rationality. Entrusting the future of the planet to non-existing technologies is irrational. Imagine if someone said he/she planned to build a civilization on Mars without knowing how to get even one human being there. Such a plan will be considered delusional. Yet this kind of attitude is adopted for future decarbonization. Some companies, such as ExxonMobil, say carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a mature technology because the industry has pumped carbon dioxide into the ground to flush out more fossil fuel. But carbon dioxide does not necessarily stay in the soil, because it can diffuse along cracks, faults, and fissures before escaping to the atmosphere. Globally there are only a handful of infrastructure to sequestrate carbon. One site is the Orca plant in Iceland, touted as the world's biggest CCS plant. But the operational cost is astronomical: at least $600 per ton, and the scale is tiny only 4,000 tons a year. By comparison, Microsoft single-handedly produced nearly 14 million tons of carbon in 2021. Scaling up renewable energy infrastructures, such as solar and wind power generators, is also a solution that needs to be supported. The big question is, why that program has never been prioritized? Perhaps, due to the obstructions by oil companies, which have been to burn more fossils fuels for profit. 16. Which of the following is an opinion from Text 1?

E. He appears to disagree that CCS is more effective that renewable energy

A. Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has assumed a large role in strategies to limit global warming and reduce the effect of climate change

B. However, an analysis from two carbon capture facilities suggest that the technologies are less effective than replacing fossils fuels with renewable energy

C. Mark Jacobson at Standford University found that the assumed efficiencies of CCS have been overestimated

D. The carbon capture equipment is powered by nature gas that raises energy costs and becomes a new sources of pollution

Questions 15-20 TEXT 1 Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has assumed a large role in strategies to limit global warming and reduce the effects of climate change. Such technology removes carbon dioxide from power plant emissions using various separation methods. The captured carbon dioxide can then be stored in a variety of ways. It can be pumped deep underground, stored in a material, or sold for industrial use. However, an analysis from two carbon capture facilities suggests that the technologies are less effective than replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy. Mark Jacobson at Stanford University found that the assumed efficiencies of CCS have been overestimated. His study included the social cost of the technology, a factor that he said other studies had ignored. The carbon capture equipment is powered by natural gas that raises energy costs and becomes a new source of pollution. There is a huge increase in social cost, because the equipment is so expensive and the health costs are so high. Moreover, the climate cost is only slightly reduced. In contrast, Wim Turkenburg, an emeritus professor at Utrecht University is positive about the prospects for using CCS. Turkenburg explains, "When evaluating the performance of CCS, the study refers to the present status of the technology. Moreover, the performance can improve tremendously in the future by technological learning." Still, Jacobson argues that a complete uptake of renewables is a better solution. He appears to disagree that CCS is more affective than renewable anergy. He asserts, "Using wind to replace coal was about one tenth the social cost of using natural gas to run the carbon capture equipment." TEXT 2 At Glasgow meetings on the climate crisis, US envoy John Kerry stated that solutions to the crisis involve technologies that we do not yet have. Science has long been held as the champions of rationality. Entrusting the future of the planet to non-existing technologies is irrational. Imagine if someone said he/she planned to build a civilization on Mars without knowing how to get even one human being there. Such a plan will be considered delusional. Yet this kind of attitude is adopted for future decarbonization. Some companies, such as ExxonMobil, say carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a mature technology because the industry has pumped carbon dioxide into the ground to flush out more fossil fuel. But carbon dioxide does not necessarily stay in the soil, because it can diffuse along cracks, faults, and fissures before escaping to the atmosphere. Globally there are only a handful of infrastructure to sequestrate carbon. One site is the Orca plant in Iceland, touted as the world's biggest CCS plant. But the operational cost is astronomical: at least $600 per ton, and the scale is tiny only 4,000 tons a year. By comparison, Microsoft single-handedly produced nearly 14 million tons of carbon in 2021. Scaling up renewable energy infrastructures, such as solar and wind power generators, is also a solution that needs to be supported. The big question is, why that program has never been prioritized? Perhaps, due to the obstructions by oil companies, which have been to burn more fossils fuels for profit. 18. What is the relationship between two texts?

D. Both texts suggest that CCS technologies are not the effective ways to battle climate crisis

A. Text 1 describes the advantages of CCS technology, exemplified in Text 2

B. Text 1 explains the CCS is supported by researchers, elaborated in Text 2

C. Text 1 argues that CCS is outstanding solution to the issue of climate crisis, supported by Text 2

E. Both texts discuss that the role of CCS technologies cannot be replaced by the renewable energy

Questions 15-20 TEXT 1 Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has assumed a large role in strategies to limit global warming and reduce the effects of climate change. Such technology removes carbon dioxide from power plant emissions using various separation methods. The captured carbon dioxide can then be stored in a variety of ways. It can be pumped deep underground, stored in a material, or sold for industrial use. However, an analysis from two carbon capture facilities suggests that the technologies are less effective than replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy. Mark Jacobson at Stanford University found that the assumed efficiencies of CCS have been overestimated. His study included the social cost of the technology, a factor that he said other studies had ignored. The carbon capture equipment is powered by natural gas that raises energy costs and becomes a new source of pollution. There is a huge increase in social cost, because the equipment is so expensive and the health costs are so high. Moreover, the climate cost is only slightly reduced. In contrast, Wim Turkenburg, an emeritus professor at Utrecht University is positive about the prospects for using CCS. Turkenburg explains, "When evaluating the performance of CCS, the study refers to the present status of the technology. Moreover, the performance can improve tremendously in the future by technological learning." Still, Jacobson argues that a complete uptake of renewables is a better solution. He appears to disagree that CCS is more affective than renewable anergy. He asserts, "Using wind to replace coal was about one tenth the social cost of using natural gas to run the carbon capture equipment." TEXT 2 At Glasgow meetings on the climate crisis, US envoy John Kerry stated that solutions to the crisis involve technologies that we do not yet have. Science has long been held as the champions of rationality. Entrusting the future of the planet to non-existing technologies is irrational. Imagine if someone said he/she planned to build a civilization on Mars without knowing how to get even one human being there. Such a plan will be considered delusional. Yet this kind of attitude is adopted for future decarbonization. Some companies, such as ExxonMobil, say carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a mature technology because the industry has pumped carbon dioxide into the ground to flush out more fossil fuel. But carbon dioxide does not necessarily stay in the soil, because it can diffuse along cracks, faults, and fissures before escaping to the atmosphere. Globally there are only a handful of infrastructure to sequestrate carbon. One site is the Orca plant in Iceland, touted as the world's biggest CCS plant. But the operational cost is astronomical: at least $600 per ton, and the scale is tiny only 4,000 tons a year. By comparison, Microsoft single-handedly produced nearly 14 million tons of carbon in 2021. Scaling up renewable energy infrastructures, such as solar and wind power generators, is also a solution that needs to be supported. The big question is, why that program has never been prioritized? Perhaps, due to the obstructions by oil companies, which have been to burn more fossils fuels for profit. 19. Statements that the captured carbon can be pumped into the ground are found in...

B. Text 1 Paragraph 1, Text 2 Paragraph 2

A. Text 1 Paragraph 1, Text 2 Paragraph 1

C. Text 1 Paragraph 2, Text 2 Paragraph 2

D. Text 1 Paragraph 3, Text 2 Paragraph 2

E. Text 1 Paragraph 3, Text 2 Paragraph 3

Questions 15-20 TEXT 1 Carbon capture and storage (CCS) has assumed a large role in strategies to limit global warming and reduce the effects of climate change. Such technology removes carbon dioxide from power plant emissions using various separation methods. The captured carbon dioxide can then be stored in a variety of ways. It can be pumped deep underground, stored in a material, or sold for industrial use. However, an analysis from two carbon capture facilities suggests that the technologies are less effective than replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy. Mark Jacobson at Stanford University found that the assumed efficiencies of CCS have been overestimated. His study included the social cost of the technology, a factor that he said other studies had ignored. The carbon capture equipment is powered by natural gas that raises energy costs and becomes a new source of pollution. There is a huge increase in social cost, because the equipment is so expensive and the health costs are so high. Moreover, the climate cost is only slightly reduced. In contrast, Wim Turkenburg, an emeritus professor at Utrecht University is positive about the prospects for using CCS. Turkenburg explains, "When evaluating the performance of CCS, the study refers to the present status of the technology. Moreover, the performance can improve tremendously in the future by technological learning." Still, Jacobson argues that a complete uptake of renewables is a better solution. He appears to disagree that CCS is more affective than renewable anergy. He asserts, "Using wind to replace coal was about one tenth the social cost of using natural gas to run the carbon capture equipment." TEXT 2 At Glasgow meetings on the climate crisis, US envoy John Kerry stated that solutions to the crisis involve technologies that we do not yet have. Science has long been held as the champions of rationality. Entrusting the future of the planet to non-existing technologies is irrational. Imagine if someone said he/she planned to build a civilization on Mars without knowing how to get even one human being there. Such a plan will be considered delusional. Yet this kind of attitude is adopted for future decarbonization. Some companies, such as ExxonMobil, say carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a mature technology because the industry has pumped carbon dioxide into the ground to flush out more fossil fuel. But carbon dioxide does not necessarily stay in the soil, because it can diffuse along cracks, faults, and fissures before escaping to the atmosphere. Globally there are only a handful of infrastructure to sequestrate carbon. One site is the Orca plant in Iceland, touted as the world's biggest CCS plant. But the operational cost is astronomical: at least $600 per ton, and the scale is tiny only 4,000 tons a year. By comparison, Microsoft single-handedly produced nearly 14 million tons of carbon in 2021. Scaling up renewable energy infrastructures, such as solar and wind power generators, is also a solution that needs to be supported. The big question is, why that program has never been prioritized? Perhaps, due to the obstructions by oil companies, which have been to burn more fossils fuels for profit. 20. Based on the information from the two texts, which of the following will most likely happen in the future?

B. Future government policies will be directed mostly to support renewable energies

A. CCS technology will be shortly deemed to be obsolete

C. The adoption of CCS technologies will continue due to support from oil companies and some experts

D. A single plant will be sufficient to capture all carbons that are released by Microsoft

E. All scientists will cease their support to develop CCS technologies

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1. Which of the following is the issue stated at the beginning of the thread?

Suggesting tips for continuous intermittent fasting

Exploring strategies for occasional intermittent fasting

Explaining various ways for nonstop intermittent fasting

Identifying factors for spontaneous intermittent fasting

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2. Who provides a tip in consuming only liquid up to noon by giving evidence?

Kaydee

Denise

Switchdm

Reno

Mismoonlight

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3. Who suggests to just drink plenty of mineral water to make body adjust to intermittent fasting?

Kaydee

Denise

A. Switchdm

A. Reno

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4. The purpose of Switchdm’s post is to …

Inform that only clean food must be consumed

Recommend that extreme actions should be avoided

Persuade why it is important to wait 6 hours to eat after waking up

Explain the importance of following a strict routine

Suggest that Pilot eats within an 8-hour window

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5. Who posts the least relevant answer to Pilot’s question?

Kaydee

Denise

Switchdm

Reno

Mismoonlight

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6. The word Eliminate in Mismoonlight’s post is closest in meaning to …

Limit

Avoid

Separate

Decrease

Substitute

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7. What is the tone of the thread regarding intermittent fasting?

A. Speculative

A. Disapproving

A. Hasty

A. Sympathetic

A. Supportive

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Questions 8-12
TEXT 1
Dressing up and pretending to be someone else is a timeless practice. It creates the essence of theater and cosplay. It also allows you to play creative games with your own identity. The cosplay concept has been spreading for the last two decades. The word "cosplay" is the combination of two English words: "costume" and "play". It consists of creating a costume, wearing it, and assuming the identity of a fantasy character.
Although you might be under the impression that cosplay is a teenage practice, it actually engages people of all ages. Many have labeled it as a waste of time or a trivial activity without even knowing it. However, this is not the case. Many specialists agree that it mentally stimulates those who practice it. Cosplay has a similar effect to theater and art. In general, it can be a channel to share and reduce the daily stress of real life.
A certain fictional character may perform certain actions or show off certain thoughts, but the person adopting their character does not. Thus, and in a playful context, cosplay allows people to play with their identities and explore, confront, and get to know them. Many labels cosplay as a "self-therapeutic" practice for those who are too shy or lack social skills.

This activity also allows a person to get out of their routine. It is helpful for unleashing their imagination and creativity. This is because they are not only wearing a costume but an identity and also a world that goes along with it. The game is a healthy practice and it also stimulates creativity. Usually, cosplayers study the characters before interpreting them. So, developing them along with the costumes requites time and work.
TEXT 2
Every year hundreds of thousands of fans congregate at conventions like San Diego's Comic Convention and Emeral's City Comic Convention. Cities play host to a variety of visitors and spectators who unite around their mutual appreciation. They celebrate certain forms of media: manga, anime, and zombie narratives. Some of these fans extend their devotion to a series or characters through cosplay.
It is important to recognize that cosplay requires a degree of artistry. It is also requiring technical skill to design, create, and often replicate a character. At the beginning of cosplay, all costumes had to be made by the fans who wished to wear them. Now, cosplay has risen into the mainstream. Prefabricated costumes can be purchased at online sites.
Cosplayers may adopt the outward appearance and personas of characters. They select characters they want to emulate. Typically, they take characters with personality traits or characteristics they desire or admire. It could be argued that cosplay represents and act of self-transformation. Many cosplayers said that cosplay helped them develop personality traits their character possess.
8. The phase "show off" in Text 1 Paragraph 3 is closest in meaning to ...

Create

Develop

Demonstrate

Visualize

Imagine

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Questions 8-12
TEXT 1
Dressing up and pretending to be someone else is a timeless practice. It creates the essence of theater and cosplay. It also allows you to play creative games with your own identity. The cosplay concept has been spreading for the last two decades. The word "cosplay" is the combination of two English words: "costume" and "play". It consists of creating a costume, wearing it, and assuming the identity of a fantasy character.
Although you might be under the impression that cosplay is a teenage practice, it actually engages people of all ages. Many have labeled it as a waste of time or a trivial activity without even knowing it. However, this is not the case. Many specialists agree that it mentally stimulates those who practice it. Cosplay has a similar effect to theater and art. In general, it can be a channel to share and reduce the daily stress of real life.
A certain fictional character may perform certain actions or show off certain thoughts, but the person adopting their character does not. Thus, and in a playful context, cosplay allows people to play with their identities and explore, confront, and get to know them. Many labels cosplay as a "self-therapeutic" practice for those who are too shy or lack social skills.

This activity also allows a person to get out of their routine. It is helpful for unleashing their imagination and creativity. This is because they are not only wearing a costume but an identity and also a world that goes along with it. The game is a healthy practice and it also stimulates creativity. Usually, cosplayers study the characters before interpreting them. So, developing them along with the costumes requites time and work.
TEXT 2
Every year hundreds of thousands of fans congregate at conventions like San Diego's Comic Convention and Emeral's City Comic Convention. Cities play host to a variety of visitors and spectators who unite around their mutual appreciation. They celebrate certain forms of media: manga, anime, and zombie narratives. Some of these fans extend their devotion to a series or characters through cosplay.
It is important to recognize that cosplay requires a degree of artistry. It is also requiring technical skill to design, create, and often replicate a character. At the beginning of cosplay, all costumes had to be made by the fans who wished to wear them. Now, cosplay has risen into the mainstream. Prefabricated costumes can be purchased at online sites.
Cosplayers may adopt the outward appearance and personas of characters. They select characters they want to emulate. Typically, they take characters with personality traits or characteristics they desire or admire. It could be argued that cosplay represents and act of self-transformation. Many cosplayers said that cosplay helped them develop personality traits their character possess.
9. According to Text 1, cosplaying is a healthy practice because it ...

A. Allows fans to play pretend

B. Is a trivial activity for all ages

C. Gives cosplayer a new costume

D. Helps people to reduce stress and explore their identity

E. Requires creativity and encourages people to know themselves better

10.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Questions 8-12
TEXT 1
Dressing up and pretending to be someone else is a timeless practice. It creates the essence of theater and cosplay. It also allows you to play creative games with your own identity. The cosplay concept has been spreading for the last two decades. The word "cosplay" is the combination of two English words: "costume" and "play". It consists of creating a costume, wearing it, and assuming the identity of a fantasy character.
Although you might be under the impression that cosplay is a teenage practice, it actually engages people of all ages. Many have labeled it as a waste of time or a trivial activity without even knowing it. However, this is not the case. Many specialists agree that it mentally stimulates those who practice it. Cosplay has a similar effect to theater and art. In general, it can be a channel to share and reduce the daily stress of real life.
A certain fictional character may perform certain actions or show off certain thoughts, but the person adopting their character does not. Thus, and in a playful context, cosplay allows people to play with their identities and explore, confront, and get to know them. Many labels cosplay as a "self-therapeutic" practice for those who are too shy or lack social skills.

This activity also allows a person to get out of their routine. It is helpful for unleashing their imagination and creativity. This is because they are not only wearing a costume but an identity and also a world that goes along with it. The game is a healthy practice and it also stimulates creativity. Usually, cosplayers study the characters before interpreting them. So, developing them along with the costumes requites time and work.
TEXT 2
Every year hundreds of thousands of fans congregate at conventions like San Diego's Comic Convention and Emeral's City Comic Convention. Cities play host to a variety of visitors and spectators who unite around their mutual appreciation. They celebrate certain forms of media: manga, anime, and zombie narratives. Some of these fans extend their devotion to a series or characters through cosplay.
It is important to recognize that cosplay requires a degree of artistry. It is also requiring technical skill to design, create, and often replicate a character. At the beginning of cosplay, all costumes had to be made by the fans who wished to wear them. Now, cosplay has risen into the mainstream. Prefabricated costumes can be purchased at online sites.
Cosplayers may adopt the outward appearance and personas of characters. They select characters they want to emulate. Typically, they take characters with personality traits or characteristics they desire or admire. It could be argued that cosplay represents and act of self-transformation. Many cosplayers said that cosplay helped them develop personality traits their character possess.
10. Which is the best main idea of Text 1?

A. People of all ages can perform cosplay

B. Pretending in cosplay requires timeless practice

C. Stimulating creativity is the main concept of cosplay

D. Cosplay focuses on fantasy character's imagination and creativity

E. Cosplay helps people to be healthy and creative by exploring a character's identity

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