Worksheetsmock test 1-2
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 35mins
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Terrifying
Terrified
Terrifies
terrify
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strong stormy winds
winds strong stormy
stormy strong winds
stormy winds strong
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which strode
striding
that strides
stride
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in
at
on
with
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make
take
do
have
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to be restored
restoring
to restore
being restored
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competitive
competed
competition
competitively
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other
some
many
few
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where
what
who
which
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gives
does
takes
draws
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besides
therefore
moreover
however
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way
exit
access
order
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being integrating into critical industries that handle complex decision - making processes
integrated in workflows where human input is gradually becoming unnecessary
being integrated into systems designed to automate repetitive and data - driven tasks
being integrate into systems which still depend on human supervision
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making decisions which traditionally relied on human expertise
to make decisions that required careful consideration and judgment
making of decisions that influence significant outcomes in various sectors
make decisions in situations that require ethical responsibility
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with aim improve processes and increase productivity
in order improving operations across various departments
in order to improve efficiency and reduce human mistakes
with the goal of to enhancing performance and minimizing errors
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helps performing automated grading and feedback tasks
be applied to doing various tasks in educational settings
perform tasks like grading and giving feedback for students
performs tasks to providing real - time feedback to students
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operates in a manner which respects human oversight
operate with consistent regulations to guarantee fairness
operates consistently to ensure that ethical standards are met
are operating according to principles of fairness and transparency
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Improvements in mental health
Cognitive benefits
Increased creativity
Emotional well - being
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damaging
energizing
refreshing
beneficial
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discovered
ignored
created
explained
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stressor
blood pressure
cardiac stress
water
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Finding water was the biggest survival challenge for early humans.
Early humans suffered more stress when there is not enough water.
Only by being in nature can we heal both our body and our spirit.
The larger the area of water you look at, the more relaxed you are.
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Spending time outdoors in nature can refresh both your physical and mental state, providing peaceful and uplifting experiences.
Nature is a perfect escape from modern life, allowing people to rest while boosting their physical and spiritual well - being.
Nature offers a temporary distraction from life's problems, but its benefits are limited to short - term relaxation.
Being in nature brings challenges to both the mind and body, creating feelings of stress and discomfort.
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vulnerable zones
green spaces
toxic regions
industrial areas
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peru
europe
serbia
bor
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People in Bor suffer from chronic illnesses due to industrial activity.
Children in La Oroya have high levels of lead in their blood.
Life expectancy in the Niger Delta is exceptionally high.
Pollution heavily affects air, water, and soil in these areas.
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materialism
religious
agricultural
technological
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I
II
III
IV
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Corporate profits come at the cost of environmental degradation and human health.
Governments have implemented strong policies to curb industrial pollution.
Fossil fuel companies have significantly reduced their impact on the environment.
Greenwashing has been effective in addressing global climate issues.
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Sacrifice zones are evenly distributed across all countries.
Life expectancy in the Niger Delta is alarmingly low.
Governments have successfully countered corporate lobbying.
Fossil fuel companies have minimized their profits during crises.
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Governments have collaborated effectively with corporations to reduce pollution.
Government actions have been insufficient in preventing corporate misconduct.
Governments are solely responsible for the existence of these sacrifice zones.
Corporations and actions have completely overridden government authority.
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Sacrifice zones are exclusively found in both developed and developing countries
Lead poisoning is not recognized as a significant concern in those sacrifice zones
Corporate lobbying and governments are working together to strengthen the policies
Industrial activities in sacrifice zones have severe health impacts on communities
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The report reveals how corporate practices and weak regulations harm vulnerable communities in polluted regions worldwide.
The report highlights how international cooperation has eradicated sacrifice zones and restored environmental health
The report discusses the benefits of industrial development for the global economy and local communities
The report focuses on both positive and negative impact of corporate profits on addressing global climate change.
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advanced
advancement
advancing
advance
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skilled highly teachers
teachers highly skilled
highly skilled teacher
highly teachers skilled
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which offered
are offered
offering
offered
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at
of
on
by
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making
planning
starting
taking
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to speaking
speak
speaking
spoke
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the other
the others
another
other
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make out
fill out
lead to
keep out
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degree
volume
level
number
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at the top of
as a result of
in case of
along with
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quality
life
history
cage
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interests
actions
routines
excursions
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has originally created as a messaging system
originally created as a messaging system
was originally created as a messaging system
was originally creating as a messaging system
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journalists took control of censoring the news
journalists took care of censoring the news
journalists took advantage of censoring the news
journalists took use of censoring the news
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whose might take two weeks for them
which might be taken two weeks for them
that might take two weeks for them
which might take two weeks for them
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do something about the things they care about
take something about the things they care about
do something about the things they do
do something about the things that happened.
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Known who is receiving a piece of information
By knowing who is providing a piece of information
Having known who is knowing a piece of information
For knowing who is having a piece of information
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special care needs
distance to school
unhappiness at school
academic excellence
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calculated
planned
improvised
exercised
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the parents
the lessons
the girls
the schools
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popular
stable
isolated
cheerful
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Home schooling eliminates the need for academic assessments.
The girls have no social interactions outside their home.
Julia is concerned about the girls' social interactions.
The family lives in an urban area with many school options.
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Julia, their mother, says the girls performed well in school, and their long travel made them too energetic to study properly.
Julia, their mother, explains that although the girls were doing well at school, the distance they had to travel left them too drained to learn effectively.
Julia, their mother, points out that the girls did badly in school because the long journey made it hard for them to focus on learning.
Julia, their mother, states that the girls were unhappy at school, but living far from it caused them to be too tired to concentrate on their studies.
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I
II
III
IV
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a breath of fresh air
a drop in the ocean
a storm in a teacup
a dime a dozen
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workout
body
experience
session
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improving coordination
enhancing heart health
reducing stress levels
building muscle strength
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Dynamic Running Therapy combines exercise with talk therapy in a comfortable setting.
Running therapy is a fitness trend focused on affordable, long-distance running.
Running with a therapist aids emotional openness but has no physical benefits.
Running therapy is best for active people who prefer outdoor exercise.
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opening
expanding
closing
establishing
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Reformer Pilates is primarily designed for beginners and requires no specialized equipment.
Trampolining has been shown to have minimal benefits for coordination and cardiovascular
health.
Engaging in trampolining can lead to significant fatigue after only a few minutes of activity.
Dynamic Running Therapy focuses solely on physical exercise without addressing emotional aspects.
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Although it appears simple at first, be cautious by the end of the session, your thighs will hurt, and you might find it difficult to go up or down stairs for a few days.
It may seem easy at first, but you'll feel relaxed afterward and find walking up and down stairs easy for days.
While it looks uncomplicated initially, be warned by the end of the session, your thighs will swell, and you could struggle with stair climbing for several days.
Even though it seems effortless at first, don't underestimate it by the end of the session, you'll feel fine, and moving up or down stairs will be easy.
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People who engage in fitness activities are generally less likely to experience emotional distress.
The popularity of trampolining indicates a growing interest in innovative and enjoyable forms of exercise.
Individuals who prefer traditional workouts may find it challenging to adapt to newer fitness trends like Dynamic Running Therapy.
Specialized fitness centers are more beneficial than home workouts for achieving significant physical improvements
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Trampolining and Dynamic Ruming Therapy are popular fitness trends, but Reformer Pilatesisa is a less
favorable option due to its intensity and equipment requirements.
Reformer Pilates is the most effective workout for building strength, while trampolining is primarily a fun activity with little impact on fitness.
Dynamic Running Therapy is the only trend mentioned that effectively combines exercise with therapy, making it suitable for everyone looking to improve their mental health.
Various fitness trends, including Reformer Pilates, trampolining, and Dynamic Running Therapy, offer unique physical and emotional benefits, appealing to different individuals based on their activity levels and preferences.
