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a. Alex: What is it? You sound excited! b. Sarah: Remember that old bookstore that closed down on Pine Street? Well, the owner's daughter turned it into this amazing "pay-what-you-can" café! c. Sarah: Hey Alex, you won't believe what I discovered yesterday! A. b-c-a B. a-c-b C. a-b-c D. c-a-b Question 14: a. James: The one with all those beautiful orchids? What about him? b. James: What happened? Did you finally try that spicy ramen challenge? c. Emma: No, even better! You know Mr. Chen, that quiet old man next door who's always gardening? d. Emma: Well, I was walking past his house this morning when I heard the most incredible piano music. I'm talking about concert-level playing! Guess who it was? e. Emma: James, I just had the most surreal experience of my life! A. a-c-e-b-d B. e-b-c-a-d C. d-a-e-b-c D. c-e-d-a-b Question 15: a. In a world where chromosomes once dictated destinies, we're finally rewriting the rules of human potential. b. Like a symphony orchestra, society performs best when every instrument plays its part, regardless of who holds the bow or strikes the keys. c. In our children's classrooms, future doctors, engineers, and leaders emerge not from gender-sorted boxes but from dreams unrestricted by biological blueprints. d. The revolution of equality isn't just about breaking glass ceilings – it's about building a house where every room welcomes all, where capability trumps chromosomes, and where "human" precedes any gender label. e. The corporate ladder is no longer split into "his" and "hers" rungs but rather welcomes all climbers with equal grip. A. a-b-e-c-d B. b-c-a-e-d C. c-b-e-a-d D. c-b-d-a-c Question 16: a. Gone are the days when learning meant being chained to dusty textbooks and monotonous lectures. b. Today's education dances across virtual realms, where AI tutors adapt to each student's rhythm, and virtual reality transforms abstract concepts into tangible experiences. c. Social media platforms have evolved into unexpected classrooms, where TikTok tutorials and Instagram infographics make complex topics digestible in bite-sized pieces. d. The world has become our classroom—podcasts whisper knowledge during morning commutes, while interactive apps turn daily routines into learning adventures. e. This educational revolution isn't just about new tools; it's about unleashing the natural curiosity that lives in our smartphones, embracing the chaos of information, and transforming every scroll, click, and swipe into an opportunity for growth.

D. Having the brain not evolved such remarkable plasticity Question 19: A. occurred across infinite dimensions of thought and experience B. which occurs across infinite dimensions of thought and experience C. is occurring across infinite dimensions of thought and experience D. that it occurs across infinite dimensions of thought and experience Question 20: A. Experiences reshape our neural pathways to enable mental adaptability B. Neural pathways reshape our experiences to enable mental adaptability C. Mental adaptability reshapes our neural pathways to enable experiences D. Neural adaptability reshapes our experiences to enable mental pathways Question 21: A. Multidimensional learning and cognitive psychology help us understand how neuroscience works in the mind B. The mind and cognitive psychology help us understand how neuroscience works in multidimensional learning C. Neuroscience and cognitive psychology help us understand how the mind works in multidimensional learning D. Cognitive psychology and the mind help us understand how neuroscience works in multidimensional learning Question 22: A. Being recognized the complexity of human cognition B. Having recognize the complexity of human cognition C. Recognizing the complexity of human cognition D. That recognizes the complexity of human cognition Read the following passage about Rewriting International Cooperation Rules 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. The Hanoi Protocol, established in 2024, marks a groundbreaking shift in how nations approach international cooperation. This innovative framework introduces comprehensive guidelines for collaborative problem-solving among countries, particularly in addressing global challenges like climate change and public health crises. The protocol emphasizes transparency, mutual accountability, and equitable resource sharing, setting it apart from previous international agreements that often favored developed nations. At its core, the protocol mandates regular multilateral consultations and establishes a robust dispute- resolution mechanism. Countries must engage in quarterly meetings to assess progress and adjust strategies accordingly. The protocol also requires extensive documentation and regular performance reviews from all participants. The framework introduces a "capacity-building index" that determines how resources and