EX1: Overpopulation refers to a situation (1) ___________ the number of people in a particular area exceeds the available resources and infrastructure to support them adequately.

• where

• which

• who

• when

EX1: It is a (2) ___________ issue that can have significant social, economic, and environmental consequences.

• in-house

• local

• global

• glocal

EX1: Overpopulated areas often face challenges (3) ___________ strained healthcare systems, inadequate housing, increased competition for resources, and environmental degradation.

• for example

• such as

• consisting

• comprising

EX1: These issues can lead to poverty, unemployment, overcrowding, and a decline in (4) ___________ of life.

• standard

• cost

• quantity

• quality

EX1: Addressing overpopulation requires a comprehensive approach that includes family planning, sustainable development, and (5) ___________ distribution of resources to ensure a balanced and sustainable future for all.

• equality

• equitably

• equitable

• equity

EX2: Firstly, documentation plays a crucial role (1) ________ safeguarding heritage.

• of

• for

• at

• in

EX2: It involves thorough research, and documentation of historical records, artifacts, and oral traditions (2) ________ with a particular heritage.

• equipped

• collaborated

• connected

• associated

EX2: This includes regular (3) ________, restoration, and preventive measures to prevent deterioration and damage.

• maintain

• maintaining

• maintained

• maintenance

EX2: (4) ________, promoting public awareness and engagement through educational programs, guided tours, and cultural events can (5) ________ a sense of pride and ownership among the community.

• However (4)

• Moreover(4)

• Therefore(4)

• Otherwise(4)

• foster(5)

EX3: Dating people online has become an extremely popular custom that has developed as more and more people have figured out the (24) __________ of using the Internet as a way of finding love.

• success

• qualities

• drawbacks

• advantages