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Question 18: A. therefore, economic policies succeed only if implemented with public support B. meanwhile, technological advances continue despite regulatory challenges faced C. furthermore, cultural traditions evolve gradually through generational exchanges D. however, individual choices matter too when made consistently over time Question 19: A. they will discover innovative solutions to educational challenges B. where we can reduce our impact on the environment and climate change C. we had developed economic theories for sustainable growth models D. that whom experts recommend consulting before making major decisions Question 20: A. people affected by policy changes having adapted their business strategies B. people educated about finances while planning for retirement investments C. people can lower their emissions while saving money on transportation costs D. people reducing their consumption having invested in renewable technologies Question 21: A. numerous toxic particles which damage our ecological systems B. multiple chemical compounds that contaminate natural resources C. billions of carbon molecules would be absorbed from the air D. having eliminated harmful substances throughout global environments Question 22: A. Every action counts in the fight against climate change B. Economic growth depends on stable financial institutions C. Social media influences modern communication patterns D. Educational systems require continuous policy reforms Read the following passage about How Melodies Become Anchors for Autobiographical Narratives 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. Music helps us remember important moments in our lives. When we hear a familiar song, it can take us back to a specific time and place, making us feel the same emotions we felt then. Our brains connect songs with our feelings and experiences, which is why many people have songs that remind them of special events. Songs we hear when we are young often stay with us for many years. Even elderly people who forget many things can sometimes remember songs from their childhood. This happens because music uses different parts of our brain than normal memories do. Many doctors now use music to help patients who