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A. which existed during industrial revolutions, encouraged everyone to shop exclusively online B. through prosperous golden eras, shows us how to splurge money on luxury brands C. who grew up during difficult economic times, taught me to compare prices at different stores D. had survived through peaceful wartime periods, advised us against checking costs anywhere Question 19: A. but older generations rarely consider digital platforms for purchasing household goods B. so younger generations often prefer online shopping to visiting physical stores C. and traditional shoppers always choose brick-and-mortar retailers over internet commerce D. while previous demographics typically avoid technological solutions when buying products Question 20: A. enjoying teaching children about smart purchasing decisions and financial responsibility B. avoiding instructing teenagers about wasteful spending habits and monetary irresponsibility C. suffered explaining adults about risky investment choices and economic instability D. having prevented seniors from understanding necessary budget limits and financial planning Question 21: A. Yesterday's retailers rarely acknowledge ordinary business periods except for monthly inventory checks B. Modern producers sometimes avoid significant manufacturing challenges including annual supply shortages C. Today's consumers often celebrate special shopping occasions such as seasonal sales events D. Traditional customers never anticipate regular payment opportunities despite weekly discount announcements Question 22: A. which had emerged gradually into the commercial environment B. might have disappeared entirely from the retail landscape C. that will appear significantly within the business territory D. having survived successfully through the market evolution Read the following passage about How Product Reviews Have Transformed Consumer Trust 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. In the past, shoppers relied on company ads or friends when buying products. They often made purchases without knowing if items would meet their needs. Today, online product reviews have changed this situation. These reviews, written by real customers, help shoppers make better choices. Many websites display ratings using stars, making it easy to see popular products. This system has created a new way for consumers to trust brands. Product reviews offer many benefits to shoppers. First, they provide honest feedback about how products work in daily use. Second, reviews often include photos showing actual items, not just marketing pictures. Third, they highlight both good and bad points. When many reviews mention the same problem,