Cgnbvcffvvvv 22. A. decrease B. reduce C. increase D. raise,23. A. indoor B. inside C. within D. among,24. A. effective B. effect C. effectively D. effectiveness,25. A. what B. why C. how D. when,Exercise 6. Read the passage about the countryside in Britain and choose the best answer A, B, C, or,D to each of the questions.,Besides its beauty, the countryside of Britain is well known for many contrasts: its bare mountains and,moorland, its lakes, rivers and woods, and its long, often wild coastline. National parks which are protected,from development by the government have the most beautiful and picturesque scenery. British people often,associate the countryside with farmland, open spaces like fields of wheat and barley, green fields enclosed by,hedges or stone walls in which cows or sheep are raised. Most farmland is now owned by individual people,or independent companies. However, the government has built a network of public footpaths across the,farmland.,Many British people enjoy the peace and relaxation of life in the countryside where they can spend their free,time walking, cycling, or going for a picnic or a pub lunch. In summer they can pick strawberries and other,fruit in fruit farms. Nowadays, few rural people work on farms. Many of them commate to work in towns.,Many others wish to live in the countryside so that they would have a better and healthier lifestyle.,26. The countryside of Britain is NOT famous for its_____.,A. farmland B. moorland C. bare mountains D. lakes, rivers, and woods,27. Individual people or independent companies own_____.,A. some of the farmland in Britain B. most farmland in Britain,C. footpaths across the farmland D. a network of public footpaths,28. Many British people think the countryside goes with_____.,A. work in towns B. work on farms C. peace and relaxation D. public farmland,29. The word "ccommute" in the aasage issccosesst inmmanning to_____.,A. go on foot B. go by public transport C. go by bicycle D. go by car,30. What does the word "they" in the passage refer to?,A. Those who commute to work in towns. B. Those who go to the country for a picnic.,C. Those who go to fruit farms in summer. D. Those who dream of living in the country.,Exercise 7. Rewrite the above sentence with the given beginning in such a way that the meaning stays,unchanged.,31. I read my favourite book. Then I went to bed. (after),$=$ _____.,32. Alice may miss the train. But she can get the next one. (If),_____.,33. Jenny finds reading poetry boring. (dislike),$-$ Jenny_____.,34. I last wrote to my pen-pal two months ago.,$\rightarrow$ I haven't_____.,35. Although he is strong, he can't move that stone.,$\rightarrow$ In spite_____.,Exercise 8. Listen to an interview about a natural disaster and decide if the statements are Right or,Wrong.,36. The disaster happened last month.,37. Cassie's family were driving when the disaster started.,38. The disaster was an earthquake.,39. Cassie's father was injured in the disaster.,40. Cassie felt terrified when the disaster started.,-----THE END-----

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Cgnbvcffvvvv 22. A. decrease B. reduce C. increase D. raise,23. A. indoor B. inside C. within D. among,24. A. effective B. effect C. effectively D. effectiveness,25. A. what B. why C. how D. when,Exercise 6. Read the passage about the countryside in Britain and choose the best answer A, B, C, or,D to each of the questions.,Besides its beauty, the countryside of Britain is well known for many contrasts: its bare mountains and,moorland, its lakes, rivers and woods, and its long, often wild coastline. National parks which are protected,from development by the government have the most beautiful and picturesque scenery. British people often,associate the countryside with farmland, open spaces like fields of wheat and barley, green fields enclosed by,hedges or stone walls in which cows or sheep are raised. Most farmland is now owned by individual people,or independent companies. However, the government has built a network of public footpaths across the,farmland.,Many British people enjoy the peace and relaxation of life in the countryside where they can spend their free,time walking, cycling, or going for a picnic or a pub lunch. In summer they can pick strawberries and other,fruit in fruit farms. Nowadays, few rural people work on farms. Many of them commate to work in towns.,Many others wish to live in the countryside so that they would have a better and healthier lifestyle.,26. The countryside of Britain is NOT famous for its_____.,A. farmland B. moorland C. bare mountains D. lakes, rivers, and woods,27. Individual people or independent companies own_____.,A. some of the farmland in Britain B. most farmland in Britain,C. footpaths across the farmland D. a network of public footpaths,28. Many British people think the countryside goes with_____.,A. work in towns B. work on farms C. peace and relaxation D. public farmland,29. The word "ccommute" in the aasage issccosesst inmmanning to_____.,A. go on foot B. go by public transport C. go by bicycle D. go by car,30. What does the word "they" in the passage refer to?,A. Those who commute to work in towns. B. Those who go to the country for a picnic.,C. Those who go to fruit farms in summer. D. Those who dream of living in the country.,Exercise 7. Rewrite the above sentence with the given beginning in such a way that the meaning stays,unchanged.,31. I read my favourite book. Then I went to bed. (after),$=>$ _____.,32. Alice may miss the train. But she can get the next one. (If),_____.,33. Jenny finds reading poetry boring. (dislike),$->$ Jenny_____.,34. I last wrote to my pen-pal two months ago.,$\rightarrow$ I haven&#x27;t_____.,35. Although he is strong, he can&#x27;t move that stone.,$\rightarrow$ In spite_____.,Exercise 8. Listen to an interview about a natural disaster and decide if the statements are Right or,Wrong.,36. The disaster happened last month.,37. Cassie&#x27;s family were driving when the disaster started.,38. The disaster was an earthquake.,39. Cassie&#x27;s father was injured in the disaster.,40. Cassie felt terrified when the disaster started.,-----THE END-----

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Here are the answers to your multiple-choice questions:

22. A decrease (in temperature) or B reduce (the temperature), or C increase (in temperature) or D raise (the temperature) could work, but the most common would be C increase.

22. Answer: C.

23. A indoor (e.g. an indoor pool) and B inside (e.g. inside the house) could work, but the most common for something like a facility would be A.

23. Answer: A.

24. A effective and C effectively are the most common, but if talking about the quality, choose B effect (rare in casual usage), and if talking about the extent, A effective.

24. Answer: A.

25. To answer this question correctly, we would need the context of the sentence.

Here are the answers to your questions:

26. A. farmland (Incorrect - According to the passage, Britain is famous for its farmland among other things.)
Correct answer: There is no option for something Britain is not famous for. However, if we compare the four options given and look for a less specific example of what Britain&#x27;s countryside is known for, we can choose A. farmland as it is somewhat similar in the options given.
However, according to the question, we should be looking for something that the countryside is not famous for. None of the options A, B, C or D represents what Britain is not famous for.
A more suitable answer would have been "None of the above" or an option representing something not found in the passage such as "skyscrapers" or "deserts". So the best answer I can give is A but that is a wrong interpretation.

27. B. most farmland in Britain

28. C. peace and relaxation

29. B. go by public transport (The most suitable answer among the options given, though "commute" may involve other transportation means as well.)

30. D. Those who dream of living in the country

Here are the rewritten sentences:

31. After I read my favourite book, I went to bed.
32. If Alice misses the train, she can get the next one.
33. Jenny dislikes reading poetry.
34. I haven&#x27;t written to my pen-pal for two months.
35. In spite of being strong, he can&#x27;t move that stone.

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