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b. Sarah: You know what's funny? A year ago, I couldn't even make instant noodles, and now I'm moving into my own apartment! c. Sarah: Hey! How was I supposed to know you can't use dish soap in a washing machine? But seriously, becoming independent is like learning a new language—scary at first, but then it just clicks. A. b-a-c B. a-b-c C. b-c-a D. c-a-b Question 14: a. Marcus: Says the person who used to think investing meant buying more shoes! Now look at you, Ms. "Let-me-tell-you-about-my-diversified-portfolio." b. Emma: Character development at its finest! Remember our college days when you thought basil was a type of cleaning product? c. Emma: Welcome to the homeowner's club! Where you celebrate having your own space while simultaneously panicking about property taxes. d. Marcus: You know what's weird? My mom called yesterday asking if I was eating properly, and I sent her a photo of my herb garden and homemade lasagna. She nearly fainted! e. Marcus: I can't believe I just paid my first mortgage payment. I feel both terrified and proud at the same time. A. e-c-d-b-a B. e-a-b-c-d C. b-c-d-e-a D. c-b-a-d-e Question 15: Dear Charlie, a. My plants are actually growing instead of just surviving, and I've mastered the art of fixing things with the holy trinity: duct tape, WD-40, and YouTube tutorials. b. The best part? I made it through my first "adulting crisis" without calling mom—turned out the weird noise in my apartment was just the neighbor's cat doing parkour in the vents! c. Guess what? I finally did it! Moved into my own place in San Francisco, and surprisingly, I haven't burned it down yet. d. Remember last year when I couldn't even boil an egg? Well, now I'm hosting dinner parties. e. Missing our chaos-filled college days, but loving this new chapter! XOXO, LK A. a-b-c-d-e B. c-d-a-b-e C. d-b-c-a-e D. b-e-c-d-a Question 16: a. My kitchen became my favorite laboratory. Between smoke alarms and burnt dinners, each mistake taught me something new. Small victories, like building furniture without leftover parts, became precious memories. b. The magic lived in quiet moments – peaceful mornings, paying bills on time, and solving problems alone. My journey showed in simple ways: from instant noodles to cooking real meals.
transformative journey, young people learn to balance their desires with responsibilities and build meaningful relationships with others. This period also presents opportunities for developing emotional intelligence and understanding different perspectives. With proper guidance and support, young adults can emerge from this phase with a clearer understanding of themselves and their place in the world, equipped with the necessary tools to face life's future challenges. Question 18: A. which teenagers experience it alongside their physical changes B. is experienced by teenagers alongside their physical changes C. that is experienced by teenagers which their physical changes D. having experienced by teenagers alongside their physical changes Question 19: A. many teens beginning explore their interests and develop their unique identities B. many teens, exploring their interests, developing their unique identities C. many teens begin to explore their interests and develop their unique identities D. many teens who beginning to explore their interests and developing their unique identities Question 20: A. who successfully managed this transition often had emerged stronger and more confident in their abilities B. who have successfully managed this transition often had emerged stronger and more confident in their abilities C. whom successfully manage this transition often emerge stronger and more confident in their abilities D. who successfully manage this transition often emerge stronger and more confident in their abilities Question 21: A. young people must learn to make independent decisions and develop crucial life skills for their future B. young people learning make decisions independent and developing life skills crucial for future C. young people must learns making independent decision but develop crucial life skill future D. young people must to learning independent decisions and developing crucial life skills future them Question 22: A. The support system which surrounds teenagers during this period are playing crucial roles in shaping their future success B. The support system that surrounds teenagers during this period plays a crucial role in shaping their future success C. The support systems that surrounds teenagers during this period plays a crucial role in shaping their future success D. The support system that surround teenagers during this period have played a crucial role in shaping their future success Read the following passage about Essential Skills for Tomorrow's Leaders 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.