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3 How are you? The anticipation (17)_________ our graduation has sparked numerous conversations among classmates lately. I can't believe we're almost finished with 9th grade! My determination to excel in the entrance exam (18)_________ stronger each day. The beautiful campus of Wellington High School captivated me during our tour last week. Did you get a chance to visit any schools yet? The intensive (19)_________ course proved extremely beneficial for improving my mathematics skills. Between the three schools on my list, Wellington remains my top choice because of their science program. I've been studying (20)_________ every evening. During our upcoming study session, I'd like to review the literature questions with you since that's your (21)_________ subject. Would you prefer meeting at the library or at your house? Remember to bring your notes from Mr. Johnson's class—they contain valuable information about historical events that might appear on the test. I'm also gathering resources about geography topics since many previous exams (22)_________ heavily on this area. Our mutual goal of attending the same high school motivates me to work harder every day! Yours sincerely, LK Question 17.A. about B. to C. for D. on Question 18.A. grows B. become C. increase D. getting Question 19.A. training B. preparation C. study D. practice Question 20.A. hard B. regularly C. carefully D. diligently Question 21.A. best B. favorite C. good D. strongest Question 22.A. focused B. looked C. depended D. tested IV. Read the following leaflet Digital Responsibility. Decide whether the statements from 23 to 26 are True or False and choose the correct answer (A, B, C, or D) to complete the statements in the questions 27 and 28. (1.5 pts) Staying Safe and Smart Online In today's world, almost everyone uses the internet daily. Young people spend hours online for homework, games, and chatting with friends. The internet offers many good things, but it also has risks. Being digitally responsible means using technology in safe and smart ways. First, be careful about sharing information. Keep your address, phone number, and school name private. Remember that things you post online can stay there forever, even if you delete them later. Second, be kind when online. Don't send mean messages or share embarrassing photos of others. Treat people with respect, just like you would in real life. Third, check if information is true before believing it. Not everything online is correct. Look at different websites and ask trusted adults when you're unsure. Fourth, balance your screen time with other activities. Too much time online can affect your sleep, studies, and health. Make sure to spend time with family, play sports, or enjoy hobbies away from screens. Fifth, use strong passwords for your accounts. Never share them with friends, and change them often. This helps protect your personal information. Digital responsibility isn't