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TEST 1 – ILSW Read the following advertisement and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6. Beyond Organic: The Next Level of Living  Innovative (1)_________ are rapidly revolutionizing our comprehensive approach to health and sustainability. Does sustainable ecological living (2)_________ a bell with you nowadays? It should definitely be your top priority today!  We proudly offer premium products (3)_________ from sustainable materials that enhance your lifestyle. Our dedicated experts will deliver detailed instructions (4)_________ new customers.  Healthily and (5)_________ transforming your everyday lifestyle is our fundamental mission. We strongly encourage eating fresh organic foods daily to significantly (6)_________ your overall well- being. Question 1:A. methods farming organic B. farming organic methods C. organic farming methods D. organic methods farming Question 2:A. ring B. hit C. make D. bring Question 3:A. have made B. was made C. which made D. made Question 4:A. for B. to C. at C. on Question 5:A. consist B. consistency C. consistently D. consistent Question 6:A. to improving B. improve C. to improve D. improving Read of the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 7 to 12. Green Gentrification: When Sustainability Displaces Communities  While some neighborhoods welcome environmental improvements, (7)_________ face rising costs that force longtime residents to relocate. Urban planners need to (8)_________ the social consequences of green initiatives before implementation.  The (9)_________ of vulnerable communities often goes unnoticed amid celebrations of sustainability achievements. (10)_________ the growing concerns about gentrification, city officials must develop more inclusive green policies.  The (11)_________ created by green gentrification demands immediate attention from policymakers. (12)_________ of communities have experienced negative impacts from well-intentioned environmental projects. Question 7:A. others B. the others C. another D. other Question 8:A. think about B. work through C. care for D. look into Question 9:A. relocation B. transition C. displacement D. movement Question 10:A. In excess of B. In view of C. In honor of D. In favor of Question 11:A. imbalance B. challenge C. problem D. inequity

b. Many workers choose gig jobs because they offer flexible hours, but they often miss important benefits like health insurance. c. The future of work might include more gig jobs, but workers need better protection and security than they have now. d. Companies save money when they hire gig workers, and this creates more short-term jobs in the economy. e. People who work in the gig economy must manage their own taxes and retirement savings, which can be difficult and stressful. A. b-a-d-e-c B. b-c-e-d-a C. b-d-e-c-a D. b-e-d-a-c Read the following passage about The Changing Value of Formal Education and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22. The way we think about education today has changed greatly over time. In the past, a college degree was seen as the only path to success, but now many people question this idea. Some traditional jobs (18)_________, creating new challenges for workers who must adapt to survive in the modern economy. College degrees, which used to guarantee good jobs, now sometimes leave graduates with large debts and uncertain futures. Many students worry about finding work after they finish school, especially in competitive fields (19)_________. Technology has transformed how we learn, and online resources have made knowledge more accessible to everyone. People can now study many subjects for free on the internet without attending formal classes, allowing self-motivated learners to acquire valuable skills independently. Many employers now value skills and experience over formal education. They often prefer candidates demonstrating practical abilities, (20)_________. This shift has created new opportunities for people without traditional degrees but who possess relevant expertise in their fields. Having recognized the changing job market, many schools now offer practical training alongside academic courses. These institutions understand that students need both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience to succeed professionally. Despite these changes, education remains important in our society. (21)_________. Some industries still require formal degrees, while others focus more on specific skills and certifications. The cost of university is increasing every year, (22)_________. Question 18: A. which are replaced with technology at an extraordinarily quick rate B. that having eliminated by machines at an alarmingly steady speed C. whose being substituted by robotics at an increasingly rapid pace D. are being replaced by automation at an increasingly rapid pace Question 19: A. when remote work offered better benefits than traditional offices during pandemic times B. technology evolves faster than education in modern digital transformation C. where experience matters more than credentials in today's challenging job market