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Text 1

Despite its popularity, the annual music festival faced mounting criticism for environmental negligence. Attendees left behind tons of waste, and the organizers failed to implement effective recycling programs. Ironically, the festival’s theme this year was “Harmony with Nature.”

Question 1

The irony mentioned in the text lies in the fact that the festival

• A. Was more popular than previous years

• B. Focused on nature while contributing to environmental damage

• C. Attracted fewer environmentally conscious visitors

• D. Had poor musical performances

Text 2

While the CEO’s public speeches championed transparency, leaked emails revealed deliberate attempts to conceal financial losses from shareholders. The revelations triggered an immediate drop in the company’s stock value

Question 2

Which of the following best describes the CEO’s actions?

• A. Hypocritical

• B. Prudent

• C. Innovative

• D. Cooperative

Text 3

Many urban planners advocate for green roofs, claiming they reduce city temperatures and improve air quality. However, without proper maintenance, such roofs can become breeding grounds for pests, negating their benefits.

Question 3

According to the text, the benefits of green roofs depend on

• A. City population size

• B. Regular upkeep

• C. Building height

• D. Rainfall levels

Text 4

The author’s portrayal of the protagonist is deliberately ambiguous, leaving readers uncertain whether his final act was heroic sacrifice or selfish escape.

Question 4

The author’s purpose in keeping the protagonist’s motives unclear is most likely to:

• A. Create suspense and invite multiple interpretations

• B. Suggest that the character is unimportant

• C. Criticize the character’s poor decisions

• D. Provide historical accuracy

Text 5

When the policy was first introduced, critics dismissed it as impractical. Yet within a year, measurable improvements in literacy rates proved its value.

Question 5

The change in public opinion toward the policy was due to:

• A. Support from influential politicians

• B. Clear evidence of positive outcomes

• C. International endorsements

• D. Public protests

Text 6 (Offering)

A: “I noticed you haven’t had lunch yet. Would you like me to get you something to eat?”

B: “That’s very kind of you, but I’m fasting today.”

Question 6

What is B’s response to A’s offer?

• A. Accepting politely

• B. Declining politely

• C. Postponing acceptance

• D. Ignoring the offer

Text 7 (Offering)

A: “Can I give you a ride to the airport tomorrow?”

B: “Sure, that would be a big help. Thank you.”

Question 7

The underlined sentence “Sure, that would be a big help” shows that B is:

• A. Offering help in return

• B. Accepting the offer warmly

• C. Making a suggestion

• D. Rejecting politely

Text 8 (Personal Letter)

Dear Clara,

I hope you’re doing well. Last week, our school held a charity concert, and I thought of you because I know how much you love music. I wish you could have been here—it was unforgettable.

Love, Anna

Question 8

What is Anna’s main purpose in writing this letter?

• A. To describe a recent event and express a wish

• B. To invite Clara to a concert

• C. To criticize Clara for missing the event

• D. To ask for charity donations

Text 9 (Personal Letter)

Dear Uncle Tom,

Thank you so much for the book you sent me. I’ve already finished reading it twice! It’s now one of my favorites, and I really appreciate your thoughtfulness.

Best wishes, Ella

Question 9

Which of the following best describes Ella’s tone in the letter?

• A. Grateful

• B. Disappointed

• C. Neutral

• D. Sarcastic

Text 10 (Offering)

A: “Let me carry those boxes for you. They look heavy.”

B: “Thanks, but I can manage.”

Question 10

B’s response indicates that they are:

• A. Rejecting the offer but appreciating it

• B. Accepting the offer reluctantly

• C. Refusing the offer rudely

• D. Asking for further assistance