không cần giải Question 36: The word "priority" in paragraph 3 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _____.,A. afterthought B. preference C. significance D. urgency,Question 37: Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 4?,A. Urban forests will gradually evolve through conventional environmental planning methods that cities,have traditionally used for landscape development projects.,B. The preservation of existing green spaces requires immediate action rather than waiting for technological,advances in urban landscape architecture.,C. Innovative techniques for introducing vegetation will transform how urban forests develop and function,within metropolitan environments in coming years.,D. City planners must balance traditional conservation strategies with experimental designs to maintain,current forest areas against urban encroachment.,Question 38: Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?,A. Urban developers have historically prioritized environmental health considerations over individual,building projects when planning city layouts and infrastructural development.,B. Smart technology integrated into urban green spaces enables real-time monitoring of ecosystem health,factors including pollution levels and biodiversity measurements.,C. Urban forests require minimal maintenance as the plant species selected for these environments have,naturally evolved to thrive in harsh conditions without human intervention.,D. Floating forests represent an outdated approach to urban greening that has been largely abandoned due to,water contamination concerns and navigational difficulties.,Question 39: Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?,A. Most city residents actively oppose urban forest initiatives due to concerns about increased insect,populations, maintenance costs, and the reduction of available parking spaces.,B. Traditional parks with minimal technology integration will remain the preferred approach to urban,greening because they require less specialized maintenance than newer biophilic architectural designs.,C. Despite documented benefits, urban forests will likely decrease in coming decades as economic pressures,force cities to prioritize revenue-generating developments over environmental considerations.,D. As technology advances and climate concerns intensify, urban planners will increasingly integrate natural,elements with built environments rather than treating them as separate domains.,Question 40: Which of the following best summarises the passage?,A. Urban forests represent essential green spaces that benefit city environments and residents in multiple,ways, though their implementation faces challenges that innovative approaches like biophilic design and,smart technology aim to overcome.,B. Urban forests have historically been neglected by city planners but offer numerous health benefits to,residents despite requiring extensive maintenance that most municipalities cannot financially sustain without,significant federal infrastructure funding.,C. The rapid expansion of concrete urban environments has created urgent ecological crises that traditional,conservation methods cannot address, necessitating revolutionary architectural innovations before,irreversible environmental damage occurs.,D. Modern cities suffer from excessive pollution and social disconnection that urban forests might,theoretically alleviate, but practical implementation barriers make sustainable green space development,largely unrealistic for most metropolitan areas.

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không cần giải Question 36: The word &quot;priority&quot; in paragraph 3 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _____.,A. afterthought B. preference C. significance D. urgency,Question 37: Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 4?,A. Urban forests will gradually evolve through conventional environmental planning methods that cities,have traditionally used for landscape development projects.,B. The preservation of existing green spaces requires immediate action rather than waiting for technological,advances in urban landscape architecture.,C. Innovative techniques for introducing vegetation will transform how urban forests develop and function,within metropolitan environments in coming years.,D. City planners must balance traditional conservation strategies with experimental designs to maintain,current forest areas against urban encroachment.,Question 38: Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?,A. Urban developers have historically prioritized environmental health considerations over individual,building projects when planning city layouts and infrastructural development.,B. Smart technology integrated into urban green spaces enables real-time monitoring of ecosystem health,factors including pollution levels and biodiversity measurements.,C. Urban forests require minimal maintenance as the plant species selected for these environments have,naturally evolved to thrive in harsh conditions without human intervention.,D. Floating forests represent an outdated approach to urban greening that has been largely abandoned due to,water contamination concerns and navigational difficulties.,Question 39: Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?,A. Most city residents actively oppose urban forest initiatives due to concerns about increased insect,populations, maintenance costs, and the reduction of available parking spaces.,B. Traditional parks with minimal technology integration will remain the preferred approach to urban,greening because they require less specialized maintenance than newer biophilic architectural designs.,C. Despite documented benefits, urban forests will likely decrease in coming decades as economic pressures,force cities to prioritize revenue-generating developments over environmental considerations.,D. As technology advances and climate concerns intensify, urban planners will increasingly integrate natural,elements with built environments rather than treating them as separate domains.,Question 40: Which of the following best summarises the passage?,A. Urban forests represent essential green spaces that benefit city environments and residents in multiple,ways, though their implementation faces challenges that innovative approaches like biophilic design and,smart technology aim to overcome.,B. Urban forests have historically been neglected by city planners but offer numerous health benefits to,residents despite requiring extensive maintenance that most municipalities cannot financially sustain without,significant federal infrastructure funding.,C. The rapid expansion of concrete urban environments has created urgent ecological crises that traditional,conservation methods cannot address, necessitating revolutionary architectural innovations before,irreversible environmental damage occurs.,D. Modern cities suffer from excessive pollution and social disconnection that urban forests might,theoretically alleviate, but practical implementation barriers make sustainable green space development,largely unrealistic for most metropolitan areas.

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Question 36: A. afterthought

Question 37: C. Innovative techniques for introducing vegetation will transform how urban forests develop and function within metropolitan environments in coming years.

Question 38: B. Smart technology integrated into urban green spaces enables real-time monitoring of ecosystem health factors including pollution levels and biodiversity measurements.

Question 39: D. As technology advances and climate concerns intensify, urban planners will increasingly integrate natural elements with built environments rather than treating them as separate domains.

Question 40: A. Urban forests represent essential green spaces that benefit city environments and residents in multiple ways, though their implementation faces challenges that innovative approaches like biophilic design and smart technology aim to overcome.