giúp em với ạ $a-a-d-b-c-e$ $B.~e-a-c-b-d$ $C.~b-d-c-a-e$ $D.~e-a-c-d-b$,Finding a job nowadays is (8)_____ than ever due to several factors. The job market is highly,competitive, with many candidates vying for the same positions. This increased competition means that job seekers must,carefully prepare their applications to stand out. One reason for this heightened difficulty is the rapid pace of technological,(9)_____. Many traditional jobs have been automated or outsourced, reducing the number of available,positions. Additionally, the demand for specialized skills has grown, requiring job seekers to (10)_____update,their knowledge and expertise. Economic uncertainty also contributes to the challenge. Companies are often hesitant,(11)_____new employees during times of financial instability, leading to fewer job openings.,(12)_____ , those looking for work must be more strategic, leveraging their networks and online platforms to,uncover opportunities. The rise of remote work has further intensified the competition. While it allows people to,(13)_____jobs beyond their geographical area, it also means more applicants for each position. This requires,job seekers to be diligent and adaptable in their approach. In conclusion, finding a job today requires more effort and,strategic planning. Job seekers must be proactive and resourceful to navigate the challenges posed by increased,competition and economic uncertainty.,Created by using Copilot,Question 8: A. more difficult B. most difficult C. as difficult D. the most difficult,Question 9: A. advance B. advancement C.advancing D. advanced,Question 10:A. continuously B. continuous C. continue D. continuing,Question11: A. hired B. hiring C. to hire D. hire,Question 12:A. However B. Because C. Although D. As a result,Question 13:A.look for B. look up C. put up D. go on,Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the,numbered blanks from 14 to 19.,Urbanisation in Malaysia began in the early 1970s, with only about 26 percent of the population living in urban,areas. Rapid growth followed, and by the early 1990s, the urban and rural populations were nearly equal. Since then, the,urbanisation rate has steadily increased. (14)_____ instance, the urban population grew from 66 percent in 2004 to 74,percent in 2014. Today, Malaysia is recognized as one of the (15)_____ in East Asia and one of the fastest,urbanising regions globally. Recent statistics show that over 77 percent of Malaysia's population now resides in urban,areas and cities. Australia, on the other hand, experienced early urbanisation starting in (16)_____ late 19th century,,with over 60 percent of its population living in urban areas at that time. This growth has continued gradually, partly due to,immigration policies (17)_____ encouraged people (18)_____in coastal, urban areas. Australia is now,one of the most urbanised countries worldwide, with nearly 90 percent of its population in urban areas. The two largest,cities, Sydney and Melbourne, make a difference by (19)_____ people with homes for over 40 percent of the,country's population.,(Adapted from Global Success 12),Question 14:A.For B.As C. In D. From,Question 15: A. urbanised most countries B.most countries urbanised,C.most urbanised countries D. urbanised countries most,Question 16: A. a B. the C. an D. no article,Question 17:A. when B. that C. whom D. whose,Question 18:A.settle B. to settle C. settling D. settled,Question 19: A. providing B. making D. protecting D. taking,Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the,numbered blanks from 20 to 25.,More than 1 billion people live in housing (20) _____ is below minimum standards of comfort and sanitation,,and new houses will have to be built for 3 billion people by 2030.,Investing in essential infrastructure propels growth and human development. There (21) _____ some,progress in narrowing the infrastructure deficit in recent decades,(22)_____. Good planning and sound management is,needed to manage this. National and local governments need (23)_____ in responding to the full range of challenges,and opportunities posed by rapid urbanisation. This can be done by formulating (24)_____strategy as a ffirt step to help,to identify urban development priorities, shape plans and better coordinate actions by all the actors involved, including the,private sector.,There is, however no one-size-fits-all urban strategy. Urban policy priorities and choices depend on a variety of,(25)____- including the scale, speed and source of urbanisation, the size of cities and the stage of urban development.

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giúp em với ạ $a-a-d-b-c-e$ $B.~e-a-c-b-d$ $C.~b-d-c-a-e$ $D.~e-a-c-d-b$,Finding a job nowadays is (8)_____ than ever due to several factors. The job market is highly,competitive, with many candidates vying for the same positions. This increased competition means that job seekers must,carefully prepare their applications to stand out. One reason for this heightened difficulty is the rapid pace of technological,(9)_____. Many traditional jobs have been automated or outsourced, reducing the number of available,positions. Additionally, the demand for specialized skills has grown, requiring job seekers to (10)_____update,their knowledge and expertise. Economic uncertainty also contributes to the challenge. Companies are often hesitant,(11)_____new employees during times of financial instability, leading to fewer job openings.,(12)_____ , those looking for work must be more strategic, leveraging their networks and online platforms to,uncover opportunities. The rise of remote work has further intensified the competition. While it allows people to,(13)_____jobs beyond their geographical area, it also means more applicants for each position. This requires,job seekers to be diligent and adaptable in their approach. In conclusion, finding a job today requires more effort and,strategic planning. Job seekers must be proactive and resourceful to navigate the challenges posed by increased,competition and economic uncertainty.,Created by using Copilot,Question 8: A. more difficult B. most difficult C. as difficult D. the most difficult,Question 9: A. advance B. advancement C.advancing D. advanced,Question 10:A. continuously B. continuous C. continue D. continuing,Question11: A. hired B. hiring C. to hire D. hire,Question 12:A. However B. Because C. Although D. As a result,Question 13:A.look for B. look up C. put up D. go on,Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the,numbered blanks from 14 to 19.,Urbanisation in Malaysia began in the early 1970s, with only about 26 percent of the population living in urban,areas. Rapid growth followed, and by the early 1990s, the urban and rural populations were nearly equal. Since then, the,urbanisation rate has steadily increased. (14)_____ instance, the urban population grew from 66 percent in 2004 to 74,percent in 2014. Today, Malaysia is recognized as one of the (15)_____ in East Asia and one of the fastest,urbanising regions globally. Recent statistics show that over 77 percent of Malaysia&#x27;s population now resides in urban,areas and cities. Australia, on the other hand, experienced early urbanisation starting in (16)_____ late 19th century,,with over 60 percent of its population living in urban areas at that time. This growth has continued gradually, partly due to,immigration policies (17)_____ encouraged people (18)_____in coastal, urban areas. Australia is now,one of the most urbanised countries worldwide, with nearly 90 percent of its population in urban areas. The two largest,cities, Sydney and Melbourne, make a difference by (19)_____ people with homes for over 40 percent of the,country&#x27;s population.,(Adapted from Global Success 12),Question 14:A.For B.As C. In D. From,Question 15: A. urbanised most countries B.most countries urbanised,C.most urbanised countries D. urbanised countries most,Question 16: A. a B. the C. an D. no article,Question 17:A. when B. that C. whom D. whose,Question 18:A.settle B. to settle C. settling D. settled,Question 19: A. providing B. making D. protecting D. taking,Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the,numbered blanks from 20 to 25.,More than 1 billion people live in housing (20) _____ is below minimum standards of comfort and sanitation,,and new houses will have to be built for 3 billion people by 2030.,Investing in essential infrastructure propels growth and human development. There (21) _____ some,progress in narrowing the infrastructure deficit in recent decades,(22)_____. Good planning and sound management is,needed to manage this. National and local governments need (23)_____ in responding to the full range of challenges,and opportunities posed by rapid urbanisation. This can be done by formulating (24)_____strategy as a ffirt step to help,to identify urban development priorities, shape plans and better coordinate actions by all the actors involved, including the,private sector.,There is, however no one-size-fits-all urban strategy. Urban policy priorities and choices depend on a variety of,(25)____- including the scale, speed and source of urbanisation, the size of cities and the stage of urban development.

Accepted Answer

8: A. more difficult
9: A. advance
10: A. continuously
11: C. to hire
12: D. As a result
13: A. look for

Here are my answers for the numbered blanks from 14 to 19:

14. A. For 
15. C. most urbanised countries 
16. B. the 
17. B. that 
18. B. to settle 
19. A. providing

Here are the answers to the blanks:

20. that
21. has
22. however
23. vision
24. a national
25. factors