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C. Throughout history, music has been a part of people's lives, but it was not as important in early cultures D. Although music has been around for a long time, it has only recently become an essential part of culture Question 19: A. have listened to music know that it can uplift one's spirits B. listened to music knows that it can uplift one's spirits C. has listened to music know that it can uplift one's spirits D. having listened to music, people knows that it can uplift one's spirits Question 20: A. that are written by famous artists B. that was written by famous artists C. that were written by famous artists D. that will be written by famous artists Question 21: A. Music is important to everyone B. Music can be enjoyed by all people C. Music has many different forms D. Music also helps in communication Question 22: A. ensured the richness of human culture remains intact B. ensuring the richness of human culture to remain intact C. ensuring the richness of human culture remains intact D. having ensured the richness of human culture remains intact Read the following passage about Music and its Impact on Human Emotion 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. Music is a universal language that has the ability to transcend cultural and linguistic boundaries. From classical symphonies to modern pop songs, music has a profound impact on human emotions. It can evoke feelings of joy, sadness, excitement, or even nostalgia. Research shows that listening to music can stimulate brain activity, improve memory, and even help with emotional healing. People use music as a way to express their emotions and connect with others. In today’s digital age, music is more accessible than ever before. Online platforms such as YouTube and streaming services like Spotify have revolutionized how we listen to and discover music. However, some argue that this easy access to music has led to a decline in appreciation for traditional music and local genres. While mainstream music is widely consumed, many smaller and more culturally significant musical traditions are at risk of being overlooked or forgotten.