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Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 7mins

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1.

“The government’s decision to impose stricter environmental regulations on manufacturing industries has sparked both praise and criticism. While environmentalists applaud the move as a necessary step to combat climate change, industry leaders argue that the policy will significantly increase production costs and result in job losses.”
What is the main concern expressed by industry leaders regarding the new regulations?

a)

The regulations are too vague to implement.

b)

The policy does not address climate change effectively.

c)

The regulations will increase operational costs and may lead to unemployment.

d)

The public has not been informed about the new rules.

e)

The new law benefits only environmentalists.

2.

“As cities around the world implement green initiatives to reduce carbon footprints, some residents express concerns about the potential impact on local businesses. While proponents argue that these initiatives will enhance public health and attract eco-conscious consumers, critics fear that the changes may deter investment and disrupt existing commerce.”
What is the primary worry of residents opposed to the green initiatives?

a)

The initiatives will not improve public health.

b)

They may negatively affect local businesses and investments.

c)

They will only benefit large corporations.

d)

The public has not been consulted adequately.

e)

The changes will lead to increased traffic congestion.

3.

“In response to rising sea levels, coastal communities are debating the implementation of stricter building codes. Supporters believe that these codes are essential for protecting properties from flooding, while opponents argue that they could hinder development and increase housing costs.”
What is the main argument against the stricter building codes?

a)

They are too complicated for builders to follow.

b)

They will not effectively protect against flooding.

c)

They will only benefit wealthy homeowners.

d)

They may lead to higher housing prices and limit development.

e)

The community has not been involved in the decision-making process.

4.

“The introduction of a carbon tax has ignited a heated debate among policymakers. Advocates claim that it is a crucial tool for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, while detractors warn that it could disproportionately affect low-income families and small businesses.”
What is the primary concern of those opposed to the carbon tax?

a)

It will not lead to a significant reduction in emissions.

b)

It may unfairly burden low-income families and small businesses.

c)

It will create confusion among taxpayers.

d)

It is too complex to implement effectively.

e)

It will only benefit large corporations.

5.

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

a)

Neither the teacher or the students was prepared for the surprise drill.

b)

He suggested that she studies more diligently for the final exams.

c)

The committee have reached their decision after several hours of discussion.

d)

Hardly had she entered the room when everyone turned to look at her.

e)

If I will see him tomorrow, I’ll give him your message.

6.

Choose the word that is closest in meaning to the underlined word in the sentence:
“His explanation was so convoluted that even the experts struggled to understand it.”

a)

Simple

b)

Clear

c)

Complicated

d)

Honest

e)

Straightforward

7.

Find the part of the sentence that contains an error.
The research study (A) / about renewable energy (B) / were conducted (C) / by a team of international scientists. (D) / No error (E)

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

e)

E

8.

Read the sentence and answer the question:
Despite his extensive experience and impressive résumé, the candidate was not offered the position.
What can be inferred about the hiring decision?

a)

The candidate was overqualified for the job.

b)

The candidate had poor interview skills.

c)

There may have been other factors influencing the hiring decision.

d)

The position was no longer available.

e)

The résumé was fake.

9.

Complete the sentence with the most appropriate word:
The company’s new policy, which was implemented last month, aims to _______ employee productivity while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

a)

hinder

b)

promote

c)

ignore

d)

decrease

e)

eliminate

10.

“The recent legislation aimed at reducing plastic waste has generated mixed reactions. Supporters argue that it is a vital step towards environmental sustainability, while critics contend that it may lead to increased costs for consumers and businesses.”
What is the main concern of those opposed to the legislation?

a)

It is too difficult to enforce effectively.

b)

It does not address other environmental issues.

c)

It may raise prices for consumers and businesses.

d)

It will only benefit large corporations.

e)

It will not significantly reduce plastic waste.