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Question 19: A. has become increasingly popular among urban families B. becoming gradually essential for suburban households C. grown significantly valuable for modern professionals D. considered highly beneficial by environmental activists Question 20: A. however, they function as natural barriers against noise B. moreover, it serves as a conversation starter for guests C. therefore, we consider it purely decorative in design D. similarly, people view it as an investment opportunity Question 21: A. which has dramatically transformed rural landscapes through technological integration and community engagement B. that consumers increasingly demand from commercial spaces despite economic constraints and traditional values C. having been extensively modified for international exhibitions through artistic collaborations and media coverage D. has been gradually reintroduced to modern homes through innovative designs and sustainable practices Question 22: A. While modern offices must provide comfortable workspaces for remote employees B. Even small apartments can become green sanctuaries with vertical gardens C. Although traditional gardens require extensive maintenance and regular watering D. Because urban developers focus primarily on maximizing available living space Read the following passage about How Families Are Changing 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 today's fast-paced world, families face challenges in spending quality time together. Parents work long hours, and children have busy schedules with school and activities. Recent studies show the average family spends only 37 minutes of undistracted time together on weekdays. This limited interaction has prompted families to adopt new strategies to connect despite hectic lifestyles. Some families schedule "digital detox" evenings when electronic devices are turned off, allowing meaningful conversations and traditional games. Modern families are changing their approach to weekends and holidays. Instead of expensive trips, more parents discover the value of simple activities at home. Cooking meals, gardening, or small projects can create lasting memories and strengthen family bonds. These activities teach children important life skills while providing opportunities for natural conversation. Surveys show children often prefer intimate home activities to expensive entertainment, as they treasure undivided attention from parents.