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Question 13: a. Tom: Wow! Can I try them? My phone is so old now. b. Amy: I love my new smart glasses! They show me the time and weather in 3D. c. Amy: Yes, of course! They can also take photos when you smile. It's so cool in 2025! A. c-b-a B. a-b-c C. b-c-a D. b-a-c Question 14: a. Emma: I miss seeing my friends in person, and virtual high-fives feel strange. b. Jack: I love our new virtual school, and I can visit space in science class. c. Jack: We have real school on Fridays, and we can play real games together then. d. Emma: The space lesson was fun, but I got dizzy when we flew around Jupiter. e. Jack: My favorite part is art class, and we can create 3D paintings in the air. A. b-e-c-d-a B. b-d-e-a-c C. a-b-e-d-c D. c-d-a-b-e Question 15: Dear Tom, a. If you want to see pictures, please check my phone message. Because I know you love technology, I think you will like these planes. b. I hope that you can visit us soon so we can go to the airport together. Although it's still new technology, it will change how we travel forever. c. I am writing because I saw the new electric planes at the airport yesterday. Although they are smaller than old planes, they don't make noise when they fly. d. Since these planes use solar power, they help our planet stay clean. When we travel next month, we will try this amazing airplane. e. My parents are excited because the tickets are cheaper than regular flights. When more people use these planes, our air will be cleaner. Your friend, LK A. e-a-d-c-b B. d-a-c-e-b C. c-d-a-e-b D. b-a-d-e-c Question 16: a. Even though cities have many buildings, we can find small green spaces where we can relax. If you keep plants at home, they help you too. b. Children who play outside are happier than those who stay inside because nature teaches them many lessons. When they explore, they learn about life. c. When people feel sad, walking in nature can help them feel better because trees and flowers bring joy. Although life is busy, we need outside time daily. d. We should enjoy nature weekly because it is good medicine for our minds. Although it is simple, walking outside when sad can change everything.

B. which restricts their participation in environmental decision-making processes and sustainable development C. whom benefits primarily from superficial improvements rather than fundamental ecological solutions D. having limited opportunity for adapting to climate change consequences and resilience building Question 19: A. that had providing economic opportunities, educational resources, and healthcare facilities B. will excluded clean water access, affordable housing, and public transportation C. which include toxic waste sites, industrial pollution, and limited green spaces D. replace natural habitats, traditional communities, and cultural heritage sites Question 20: A. consequently, these luxuries are rarely accessible in affluent communities B. nevertheless, these essentials are frequently compromised in minority communities C. similarly, these privileges are properly distributed in diverse communities D. meanwhile, these resources are abundantly available in industrial communities Question 21: A. Corporations profiting from this sector must ignore both scientific warnings and community demands for sustainable practices B. Politicians campaigning in these regions must balance both industrial interests and denial of environmental regulation frameworks C. Developers building in these areas must prioritize both luxury markets and elimination of affordable green housing options D. Organizations working in this field must address both immediate environmental threats and long-term sustainability goals Question 22: A. are now partnering with city officials to create meaningful change B. will soon be lobbying against municipal regulations to prevent environmental reforms C. have consistently avoided local authorities to maintain unregulated development practices D. must immediately terminate existing agreements to prioritize corporate interests Read the following passage about Climate Crisis? Not With These Solutions! and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 23 to 30. Climate change presents numerous challenges to our planet, with rising temperatures and extreme weather events becoming increasingly common. However, many experts remain optimistic that we can mitigate these effects through innovative solutions. While the situation seems dire, scientists and environmentalists have developed practical approaches that could significantly reduce our carbon footprint. These strategies range from technological advancements to simple lifestyle changes that anyone can implement.