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Listen to an interview about the advantages and disadvantages of AI. Circle the correct answers.

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Hi Gary,

I'm glad that you're going to take a Europe trip next Monday. European cultures are quite diverse compared with the US culture. There are some customs and taboos (25) ______ to avoid awkward situations.

(26) ______, you should remember punctuality is crucial, so arriving late for appointments or meetings is impolite. Additionally, Germans prefer direct communication and generally find (27) ______.

Italy is a lovely country. Italian cuisine is (28) ______, and Italians take their food seriously. It's impolite to decline food or criticize a meal's quality (29) ______. Moreover, discussing diets or weight loss during a meal may be regarded as rude. You should discuss (30) ______ and give compliments on the food instead.

Let me know about your experience.

Ben

Read the passage and circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions.

Social media networks are the places where you relax, learn interesting things, and show people who you are. Social media users can choose what to show and what to hide, which could lead to the constant desire to be popular and look perfect, known as the pressure of online recognition.

We always want to be like the people around us. On social media, we see the best parts of other people's lives - their vacations, their career success, even their stunning selfies! It's easy to get frustrated if you don't have similar career achievements or post remarkable selfies as they do. This can make you want to be more impressive online and show off all the time.

Social media even keeps score of your posts and comments! Every like, comment, and follower becomes a number that results in daily pressure. It's tempting to think that the more popular you are on social media, the better you are as a person. This can make you focus on being liked instead of being yourself.

All those kinds of pressure can be toxic for us. Wanting to be popular online can make people stressed, upset, and unsure of themselves. Trying to seem perfect all the time isn't real, and it gets exhausting for many people. Sometimes, the best thing to do is to take a break!

The bottom line is that you mustn't let social media control you. It's vital not to compare yourself with others all the time and just focus on being you. You'd better spend time having real-life fun with other people to experience the true happiness instead.

Read the passage and circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the questions.

Overfishing, pollution, and rising temperatures have affected different marine creatures. Sea turtles could choke on plastic bags mistaken for tasty jellyfish, and coral bleaching might happen very quickly. It's time we took serious actions together.

Try to become an ocean supporter. Launch school campaigns, share facts with friends, and create eye-catching posters to raise awareness of the importance of our seas. Be a smart shopper - boycott companies with harmful fishing practices and choose those who treat the ocean with respect, choose “sustainable seafood”, and reduce plastic bags. Every choice counts. Don't forget our endangered friends - reintroduce vulnerable creatures back into their natural habitats, volunteer at research centers, and learn firsthand how to protect these aquatic species. And remember, choose eco-friendly tourism that respects marine life and local communities.

If every person cared for the ocean like their home, imagine how different things would be. The waters would be clear and free of trash if we all avoided using plastic products and picked up litter on the beach. If we worked together effectively, we could create a future where the oceans are vibrant and full of life.

The more plastic products we use, the more trash there is in the sea, and the less marine life can grow. The more we pollute, the more contaminated our waters become, and the fewer creatures will consider them home. Join the adventure, raise your voice, and protect these breathtaking ecosystems before it's too late.

Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the options that best complete the email.

Hi Gary,

I'm glad that you're going to take a Europe trip next Monday. European cultures are quite diverse compared with the US culture. There are some customs and taboos (25) ______ to avoid awkward situations.

(26) ______, you should remember punctuality is crucial, so arriving late for appointments or meetings is impolite. Additionally, Germans prefer direct communication and generally find (27) ______.

Italy is a lovely country. Italian cuisine is (28) ______, and Italians take their food seriously. It's impolite to decline food or criticize a meal's quality (29) ______. Moreover, discussing diets or weight loss during a meal may be regarded as rude. You should discuss (30) ______ and give compliments on the food instead.

Let me know about your experience.

Ben

Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the options that best complete the email.

Hi Gary,

I'm glad that you're going to take a Europe trip next Monday. European cultures are quite diverse compared with the US culture. There are some customs and taboos (25) ______ to avoid awkward situations.

(26) ______, you should remember punctuality is crucial, so arriving late for appointments or meetings is impolite. Additionally, Germans prefer direct communication and generally find (27) ______.

Italy is a lovely country. Italian cuisine is (28) ______, and Italians take their food seriously. It's impolite to decline food or criticize a meal's quality (29) ______. Moreover, discussing diets or weight loss during a meal may be regarded as rude. You should discuss (30) ______ and give compliments on the food instead.

Let me know about your experience.

Ben

Read the passage and circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions.

Social media networks are the places where you relax, learn interesting things, and show people who you are. Social media users can choose what to show and what to hide, which could lead to the constant desire to be popular and look perfect, known as the pressure of online recognition.

We always want to be like the people around us. On social media, we see the best parts of other people's lives - their vacations, their career success, even their stunning selfies! It's easy to get frustrated if you don't have similar career achievements or post remarkable selfies as they do. This can make you want to be more impressive online and show off all the time.

Social media even keeps score of your posts and comments! Every like, comment, and follower becomes a number that results in daily pressure. It's tempting to think that the more popular you are on social media, the better you are as a person. This can make you focus on being liked instead of being yourself.

All those kinds of pressure can be toxic for us. Wanting to be popular online can make people stressed, upset, and unsure of themselves. Trying to seem perfect all the time isn't real, and it gets exhausting for many people. Sometimes, the best thing to do is to take a break!

The bottom line is that you mustn't let social media control you. It's vital not to compare yourself with others all the time and just focus on being you. You'd better spend time having real-life fun with other people to experience the true happiness instead.

Read the passage and circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the questions.

Overfishing, pollution, and rising temperatures have affected different marine creatures. Sea turtles could choke on plastic bags mistaken for tasty jellyfish, and coral bleaching might happen very quickly. It's time we took serious actions together.

Try to become an ocean supporter. Launch school campaigns, share facts with friends, and create eye-catching posters to raise awareness of the importance of our seas. Be a smart shopper - boycott companies with harmful fishing practices and choose those who treat the ocean with respect, choose “sustainable seafood”, and reduce plastic bags. Every choice counts. Don't forget our endangered friends - reintroduce vulnerable creatures back into their natural habitats, volunteer at research centers, and learn firsthand how to protect these aquatic species. And remember, choose eco-friendly tourism that respects marine life and local communities.

If every person cared for the ocean like their home, imagine how different things would be. The waters would be clear and free of trash if we all avoided using plastic products and picked up litter on the beach. If we worked together effectively, we could create a future where the oceans are vibrant and full of life.

The more plastic products we use, the more trash there is in the sea, and the less marine life can grow. The more we pollute, the more contaminated our waters become, and the fewer creatures will consider them home. Join the adventure, raise your voice, and protect these breathtaking ecosystems before it's too late.

Read the passage and circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions.

Social media networks are the places where you relax, learn interesting things, and show people who you are. Social media users can choose what to show and what to hide, which could lead to the constant desire to be popular and look perfect, known as the pressure of online recognition.

We always want to be like the people around us. On social media, we see the best parts of other people's lives - their vacations, their career success, even their stunning selfies! It's easy to get frustrated if you don't have similar career achievements or post remarkable selfies as they do. This can make you want to be more impressive online and show off all the time.

Social media even keeps score of your posts and comments! Every like, comment, and follower becomes a number that results in daily pressure. It's tempting to think that the more popular you are on social media, the better you are as a person. This can make you focus on being liked instead of being yourself.

All those kinds of pressure can be toxic for us. Wanting to be popular online can make people stressed, upset, and unsure of themselves. Trying to seem perfect all the time isn't real, and it gets exhausting for many people. Sometimes, the best thing to do is to take a break!

The bottom line is that you mustn't let social media control you. It's vital not to compare yourself with others all the time and just focus on being you. You'd better spend time having real-life fun with other people to experience the true happiness instead.

Listen to an interview about the advantages and disadvantages of AI. Circle the correct answers.

Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the options that best complete the email.

Hi Gary,

I'm glad that you're going to take a Europe trip next Monday. European cultures are quite diverse compared with the US culture. There are some customs and taboos (25) ______ to avoid awkward situations.

(26) ______, you should remember punctuality is crucial, so arriving late for appointments or meetings is impolite. Additionally, Germans prefer direct communication and generally find (27) ______.

Italy is a lovely country. Italian cuisine is (28) ______, and Italians take their food seriously. It's impolite to decline food or criticize a meal's quality (29) ______. Moreover, discussing diets or weight loss during a meal may be regarded as rude. You should discuss (30) ______ and give compliments on the food instead.

Let me know about your experience.

Ben

Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the options that best complete the letter.

Singapore's urbanisation

In 2018, the United Nations announced that Singapore was completely urbanised as 100 per cent of its population is defined as urban. Urbanisation has brought both advantages and disadvantages (31) ______ the small city-state. On the one hand, Singapore has (32) ______ a lot of skilled workers from many other countries to ensure the economy continues to grow. Migrants have also helped create a more culturally diverse society in Singapore. (33) ______, urbanisation has caused some serious problems such as deforestation, overpopulation, and waste management. Since it was first colonised by the British in 1819 and Singapore was formally founded, over 95 per cent of its vegetation has been (34) ______. In terms of population density, in many parts of Singapore, there are over 20,000 people living per square kilometre. Waste treatment used to be (35) ______ problem in Singapore. However, thanks to the development of technology, this problem has been solved. Singapore has even become a leader in urban waste management.

Read the passage and circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the questions.

Overfishing, pollution, and rising temperatures have affected different marine creatures. Sea turtles could choke on plastic bags mistaken for tasty jellyfish, and coral bleaching might happen very quickly. It's time we took serious actions together.

Try to become an ocean supporter. Launch school campaigns, share facts with friends, and create eye-catching posters to raise awareness of the importance of our seas. Be a smart shopper - boycott companies with harmful fishing practices and choose those who treat the ocean with respect, choose “sustainable seafood”, and reduce plastic bags. Every choice counts. Don't forget our endangered friends - reintroduce vulnerable creatures back into their natural habitats, volunteer at research centers, and learn firsthand how to protect these aquatic species. And remember, choose eco-friendly tourism that respects marine life and local communities.

If every person cared for the ocean like their home, imagine how different things would be. The waters would be clear and free of trash if we all avoided using plastic products and picked up litter on the beach. If we worked together effectively, we could create a future where the oceans are vibrant and full of life.

The more plastic products we use, the more trash there is in the sea, and the less marine life can grow. The more we pollute, the more contaminated our waters become, and the fewer creatures will consider them home. Join the adventure, raise your voice, and protect these breathtaking ecosystems before it's too late.

Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the options that best complete the letter.

Singapore's urbanisation

In 2018, the United Nations announced that Singapore was completely urbanised as 100 per cent of its population is defined as urban. Urbanisation has brought both advantages and disadvantages (31) ______ the small city-state. On the one hand, Singapore has (32) ______ a lot of skilled workers from many other countries to ensure the economy continues to grow. Migrants have also helped create a more culturally diverse society in Singapore. (33) ______, urbanisation has caused some serious problems such as deforestation, overpopulation, and waste management. Since it was first colonised by the British in 1819 and Singapore was formally founded, over 95 per cent of its vegetation has been (34) ______. In terms of population density, in many parts of Singapore, there are over 20,000 people living per square kilometre. Waste treatment used to be (35) ______ problem in Singapore. However, thanks to the development of technology, this problem has been solved. Singapore has even become a leader in urban waste management.

Read the passage and circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the questions.

Overfishing, pollution, and rising temperatures have affected different marine creatures. Sea turtles could choke on plastic bags mistaken for tasty jellyfish, and coral bleaching might happen very quickly. It's time we took serious actions together.

Try to become an ocean supporter. Launch school campaigns, share facts with friends, and create eye-catching posters to raise awareness of the importance of our seas. Be a smart shopper - boycott companies with harmful fishing practices and choose those who treat the ocean with respect, choose “sustainable seafood”, and reduce plastic bags. Every choice counts. Don't forget our endangered friends - reintroduce vulnerable creatures back into their natural habitats, volunteer at research centers, and learn firsthand how to protect these aquatic species. And remember, choose eco-friendly tourism that respects marine life and local communities.

If every person cared for the ocean like their home, imagine how different things would be. The waters would be clear and free of trash if we all avoided using plastic products and picked up litter on the beach. If we worked together effectively, we could create a future where the oceans are vibrant and full of life.

The more plastic products we use, the more trash there is in the sea, and the less marine life can grow. The more we pollute, the more contaminated our waters become, and the fewer creatures will consider them home. Join the adventure, raise your voice, and protect these breathtaking ecosystems before it's too late.

Listen to an interview about the advantages and disadvantages of AI. Circle the correct answers.

Listen to an interview about the advantages and disadvantages of AI. Circle the correct answers.

Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the options that best complete the announcement.

Listen to an interview about the advantages and disadvantages of AI. Circle the correct answers.

Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the options that best complete the email.

Hi Gary,

I'm glad that you're going to take a Europe trip next Monday. European cultures are quite diverse compared with the US culture. There are some customs and taboos (25) ______ to avoid awkward situations.

(26) ______, you should remember punctuality is crucial, so arriving late for appointments or meetings is impolite. Additionally, Germans prefer direct communication and generally find (27) ______.

Italy is a lovely country. Italian cuisine is (28) ______, and Italians take their food seriously. It's impolite to decline food or criticize a meal's quality (29) ______. Moreover, discussing diets or weight loss during a meal may be regarded as rude. You should discuss (30) ______ and give compliments on the food instead.

Let me know about your experience.

Ben

Read the passage and circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the questions.

Overfishing, pollution, and rising temperatures have affected different marine creatures. Sea turtles could choke on plastic bags mistaken for tasty jellyfish, and coral bleaching might happen very quickly. It's time we took serious actions together.

Try to become an ocean supporter. Launch school campaigns, share facts with friends, and create eye-catching posters to raise awareness of the importance of our seas. Be a smart shopper - boycott companies with harmful fishing practices and choose those who treat the ocean with respect, choose “sustainable seafood”, and reduce plastic bags. Every choice counts. Don't forget our endangered friends - reintroduce vulnerable creatures back into their natural habitats, volunteer at research centers, and learn firsthand how to protect these aquatic species. And remember, choose eco-friendly tourism that respects marine life and local communities.

If every person cared for the ocean like their home, imagine how different things would be. The waters would be clear and free of trash if we all avoided using plastic products and picked up litter on the beach. If we worked together effectively, we could create a future where the oceans are vibrant and full of life.

The more plastic products we use, the more trash there is in the sea, and the less marine life can grow. The more we pollute, the more contaminated our waters become, and the fewer creatures will consider them home. Join the adventure, raise your voice, and protect these breathtaking ecosystems before it's too late.

Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the options that best complete the announcement.

Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the options that best complete the letter.

Singapore's urbanisation

In 2018, the United Nations announced that Singapore was completely urbanised as 100 per cent of its population is defined as urban. Urbanisation has brought both advantages and disadvantages (31) ______ the small city-state. On the one hand, Singapore has (32) ______ a lot of skilled workers from many other countries to ensure the economy continues to grow. Migrants have also helped create a more culturally diverse society in Singapore. (33) ______, urbanisation has caused some serious problems such as deforestation, overpopulation, and waste management. Since it was first colonised by the British in 1819 and Singapore was formally founded, over 95 per cent of its vegetation has been (34) ______. In terms of population density, in many parts of Singapore, there are over 20,000 people living per square kilometre. Waste treatment used to be (35) ______ problem in Singapore. However, thanks to the development of technology, this problem has been solved. Singapore has even become a leader in urban waste management.

Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the options that best complete the email.

Hi Gary,

I'm glad that you're going to take a Europe trip next Monday. European cultures are quite diverse compared with the US culture. There are some customs and taboos (25) ______ to avoid awkward situations.

(26) ______, you should remember punctuality is crucial, so arriving late for appointments or meetings is impolite. Additionally, Germans prefer direct communication and generally find (27) ______.

Italy is a lovely country. Italian cuisine is (28) ______, and Italians take their food seriously. It's impolite to decline food or criticize a meal's quality (29) ______. Moreover, discussing diets or weight loss during a meal may be regarded as rude. You should discuss (30) ______ and give compliments on the food instead.

Let me know about your experience.

Ben

Read the passage and circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the questions.

Overfishing, pollution, and rising temperatures have affected different marine creatures. Sea turtles could choke on plastic bags mistaken for tasty jellyfish, and coral bleaching might happen very quickly. It's time we took serious actions together.

Try to become an ocean supporter. Launch school campaigns, share facts with friends, and create eye-catching posters to raise awareness of the importance of our seas. Be a smart shopper - boycott companies with harmful fishing practices and choose those who treat the ocean with respect, choose “sustainable seafood”, and reduce plastic bags. Every choice counts. Don't forget our endangered friends - reintroduce vulnerable creatures back into their natural habitats, volunteer at research centers, and learn firsthand how to protect these aquatic species. And remember, choose eco-friendly tourism that respects marine life and local communities.

If every person cared for the ocean like their home, imagine how different things would be. The waters would be clear and free of trash if we all avoided using plastic products and picked up litter on the beach. If we worked together effectively, we could create a future where the oceans are vibrant and full of life.

The more plastic products we use, the more trash there is in the sea, and the less marine life can grow. The more we pollute, the more contaminated our waters become, and the fewer creatures will consider them home. Join the adventure, raise your voice, and protect these breathtaking ecosystems before it's too late.

Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the options that best complete the letter.

Singapore's urbanisation

In 2018, the United Nations announced that Singapore was completely urbanised as 100 per cent of its population is defined as urban. Urbanisation has brought both advantages and disadvantages (31) ______ the small city-state. On the one hand, Singapore has (32) ______ a lot of skilled workers from many other countries to ensure the economy continues to grow. Migrants have also helped create a more culturally diverse society in Singapore. (33) ______, urbanisation has caused some serious problems such as deforestation, overpopulation, and waste management. Since it was first colonised by the British in 1819 and Singapore was formally founded, over 95 per cent of its vegetation has been (34) ______. In terms of population density, in many parts of Singapore, there are over 20,000 people living per square kilometre. Waste treatment used to be (35) ______ problem in Singapore. However, thanks to the development of technology, this problem has been solved. Singapore has even become a leader in urban waste management.

Read the passage and circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions.

Social media networks are the places where you relax, learn interesting things, and show people who you are. Social media users can choose what to show and what to hide, which could lead to the constant desire to be popular and look perfect, known as the pressure of online recognition.

We always want to be like the people around us. On social media, we see the best parts of other people's lives - their vacations, their career success, even their stunning selfies! It's easy to get frustrated if you don't have similar career achievements or post remarkable selfies as they do. This can make you want to be more impressive online and show off all the time.

Social media even keeps score of your posts and comments! Every like, comment, and follower becomes a number that results in daily pressure. It's tempting to think that the more popular you are on social media, the better you are as a person. This can make you focus on being liked instead of being yourself.

All those kinds of pressure can be toxic for us. Wanting to be popular online can make people stressed, upset, and unsure of themselves. Trying to seem perfect all the time isn't real, and it gets exhausting for many people. Sometimes, the best thing to do is to take a break!

The bottom line is that you mustn't let social media control you. It's vital not to compare yourself with others all the time and just focus on being you. You'd better spend time having real-life fun with other people to experience the true happiness instead.

Read the passage and circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the questions.

Overfishing, pollution, and rising temperatures have affected different marine creatures. Sea turtles could choke on plastic bags mistaken for tasty jellyfish, and coral bleaching might happen very quickly. It's time we took serious actions together.

Try to become an ocean supporter. Launch school campaigns, share facts with friends, and create eye-catching posters to raise awareness of the importance of our seas. Be a smart shopper - boycott companies with harmful fishing practices and choose those who treat the ocean with respect, choose “sustainable seafood”, and reduce plastic bags. Every choice counts. Don't forget our endangered friends - reintroduce vulnerable creatures back into their natural habitats, volunteer at research centers, and learn firsthand how to protect these aquatic species. And remember, choose eco-friendly tourism that respects marine life and local communities.

If every person cared for the ocean like their home, imagine how different things would be. The waters would be clear and free of trash if we all avoided using plastic products and picked up litter on the beach. If we worked together effectively, we could create a future where the oceans are vibrant and full of life.

The more plastic products we use, the more trash there is in the sea, and the less marine life can grow. The more we pollute, the more contaminated our waters become, and the fewer creatures will consider them home. Join the adventure, raise your voice, and protect these breathtaking ecosystems before it's too late.

Listen to an interview about the advantages and disadvantages of AI. Circle the correct answers.

Circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the options that best complete the letter.

Singapore's urbanisation

In 2018, the United Nations announced that Singapore was completely urbanised as 100 per cent of its population is defined as urban. Urbanisation has brought both advantages and disadvantages (31) ______ the small city-state. On the one hand, Singapore has (32) ______ a lot of skilled workers from many other countries to ensure the economy continues to grow. Migrants have also helped create a more culturally diverse society in Singapore. (33) ______, urbanisation has caused some serious problems such as deforestation, overpopulation, and waste management. Since it was first colonised by the British in 1819 and Singapore was formally founded, over 95 per cent of its vegetation has been (34) ______. In terms of population density, in many parts of Singapore, there are over 20,000 people living per square kilometre. Waste treatment used to be (35) ______ problem in Singapore. However, thanks to the development of technology, this problem has been solved. Singapore has even become a leader in urban waste management.

Read the passage and circle the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions.

Social media networks are the places where you relax, learn interesting things, and show people who you are. Social media users can choose what to show and what to hide, which could lead to the constant desire to be popular and look perfect, known as the pressure of online recognition.

We always want to be like the people around us. On social media, we see the best parts of other people's lives - their vacations, their career success, even their stunning selfies! It's easy to get frustrated if you don't have similar career achievements or post remarkable selfies as they do. This can make you want to be more impressive online and show off all the time.

Social media even keeps score of your posts and comments! Every like, comment, and follower becomes a number that results in daily pressure. It's tempting to think that the more popular you are on social media, the better you are as a person. This can make you focus on being liked instead of being yourself.

All those kinds of pressure can be toxic for us. Wanting to be popular online can make people stressed, upset, and unsure of themselves. Trying to seem perfect all the time isn't real, and it gets exhausting for many people. Sometimes, the best thing to do is to take a break!

The bottom line is that you mustn't let social media control you. It's vital not to compare yourself with others all the time and just focus on being you. You'd better spend time having real-life fun with other people to experience the true happiness instead.