giúpppp vsss Att oo life, leddin tooheighrened levels of stress, inceeauus s bllod pressure and cardias,Lig at if caa peovide a sense of great selief.,Being in natere can help xes re - invigscate xour body, mind, and sairit, offrring mements of ews, calm, and eelaaatins,AAnd we,Eig that hodirssof water mas bring ectn greater relaattins So,wwheter ifssa iver, haik, or ccear, it migtt be tneeoooooouudddd,Trest blue space to experience the effocts for yourself,Edapted from prychologytoday.com)),Question 23: Which of the following is NOT mentioned in paragraph 1 as a benefit of spending time is nature?,A. Improvements in montal health B. Cognitive bencfits,C. Increased creativity D. Emotional well - being,Question 24: The word "restceative" in paragraph 1 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _____,A. damaging B. energizing C. refreshing D. beseficial,Question 25: The word "came across" in paragraph 2 could he best replaced by _____,A. discovered B. ignored C. created D. explained,Question 26: The woed "it" in paragraph 3 refers to _____,A. stressor B. blood pressure C. cardiac stens D. water,Question 27: Which of the following is TRUE, according to paragraphs 2 and 3?,A. Finding water was the biggest survival challenge for carly humans.,B. Early humans suffered more stress when there is not enough water.,C. Only by being in nature can we heal both our body and our spirit.,D. The larger the area of water you look at, the more relaxed you are.,Question 28: Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 4?,A. Spending time outdoors in nature can refresh both your physical and mental state, providing peacetld and uplifting experinne,B. Nature is a perfect escape from modern life, allowing people to rest while boosting their physical and spiritual wetl - beng.a,C. Nature offers a temporary distraction from life's problemo, but its benefits are limited to shoet - term relasation.,D. Heing in nature brings challonges to both the mind and body, creating feelings of stress and dincomfort.,Question 29: In which paragrap ddoes hhe wrieer eettio hhepposiibee evlltiioaryyreessnsswhy viewigg wotersuuusee ,areas?,A. Paragraph 1 B. Paragraph 2 C. Paragriph 3 D. Paragraph 4,Question 30: In which paragraph does the writer explain why viewing water might be more relaxing than viewing green areas?,A. Paragraph 1 B. Paragraph 2 C. Paragriph 3 D. Puragrsph 4,Read the following passage about urban shift and mark the letter A, B, C, D on your answer sheet oo indicatr the bestunswwr te,following questions from 31 to 40.,Sex months after the UN officially recognized the human right to a healthy environment, a reprttby UN Speciad Rapporteur David ,underscores the harsh realitythat this right remaiis ncccessiile to muyy, particulessy she eosssvussssssee puupllsionsswoodddd,"suriffce ue0ss,"" egions wher pollluieo for dddusriiul cciiiiieessaasseedderdd he iie,,woter,,andduiillsiiii),epppuniggglon,risks like cancer, lead poisoning, and respiratory diseases.,Globally, there are thousands of such zones. For instance, Bor, Serbia, ranks anong Europe'smoostpolllutedciiteesduueto sss ppp,smlttig iddsttiis, leeaiig 800%offiss,dangerously high Mood lead lvvlss.Siiiilrly, in the oll-oontumiitued Niger Delta offNggeris,,iife eppettunyyyueversuuuuunddyuuu,reflect the dire costs of prioritizing industrial progress over environmental heafth.,Boyd's findings emphasize therool offcorporate prrctiies in xxcerbaainn thess criiss.,continue profiting asssivelywhillecontributing to pollution and llimate change. IIs)Durrnggtheeennrggyceisssssnn22022,,sucuuuuu,billin in roffit..(III1 SSmultancuusly, lobbyigg und rrennwwshigg taciics hinder the,these toxic zones. [IV],Governments alse bear respensibility fer feiling to counteract these infheences. Corporate lobbying and the absence of enforcab,enviromeettll eegllaiiosspeepetuute thess issues, as vvideeced by recent climate negotiiiionssthas,action, including legally binding frameworkstto hold corporations accuuntable,ccrmmnaliizig greenswsiing, and reduiinggoorpossf,policymuking. Such measuee are critscal for uurniig he uuuyu riggsstoo elllyyy,planet,31: Te phrruee" acriffce zoess" i pprrggrpp I cull bes bbe eplllcedyyy ___AA vvllerrble oonesss geeenssuuuenC) oonxigooonnnno,Question 32: The woed "its" in paragraph 2 eeeers to _____A. Peru B. Europe C. Serbia D. Bor,Question 33: According to paragraph 2, which of the following is NOT true about the identified sacrifice zones?,A. People in Bor suffer from chronic illnesses due to industrial activity.B. Children in La Oruya have highlleves offllad ineer,C. Life expectancy in the Niger Delta is exceptionally high.D. Pollution heavily affects air, water, and soil in these areas.,D. technologica,Question 34: The word industrial in paragrapb 2 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _____A, matcrialism B. religious C. agricultural,Question 35: Where in paragraph 3 does the following sentence best fit?,"These profits often come at the expense of vulnerable communities, who bear the brunt of environmental degradation and health,consequences" A. [I] B. (1I] C. mm) D. [IV],Question 36: Which of the olllwiin bees summaaiiee paaaagrph 37?A CCopoosse prrfltsscome at,B. Governments have implemettedstrrog polliciss o uuurbiiddutrial pollluso..C..FFssui feel coppaueessuaveusiggiffuunsyyyddddeed,environment D. Greenwashing has been effective in addressing globul climate isues.,onvironment D. Greenwashing has been effective in addressing globul climate issues.,Question 37: Which of the following is TRUE. according to the passage?,A. Sacrifice zones are evenly distributed across all countries B. Life expectancy in the Niger Delta is alarmingly low.,C. Governments have successfully countered corporate lobbying.D. Fossil fuel companics have minimized their profits during crieeo,Question 38: Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 4?,A. Governments have collaborated effectively with corporations to reduce pollution.,I.. orremueents eeoo aave eee insurficcen reeeeeiin otttttttt ss eee..,C. Governments are solely responsible for the existence of these sacrifice zones.,D. Corporations and actions have completely overridden government authority.,Question 39: Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?,A. Sacrifice zones are exclusively found in both developed and developing countries.,B. Lead poisoning is not recognized as a significant concern in those sacrifice zones.,C. Corporate lobbying and governments are working together to strengthen the policies.,Question 40: Which of the following best summarises the passage?,A. The report reveals how corporate practices and weak regulations harm vulnerable communities in polluted regions worldwide.,B. The report highlights how inten ational cooperation has eradicated sacrifice ztnes and restored environmental health.,C. The report discusses the benefits of industrial development for the global economy and local communities.

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giúpppp vsss Att oo life, leddin tooheighrened levels of stress, inceeauus  s bllod pressure and cardias,Lig at if caa peovide a sense of great selief.,Being in natere can help xes re - invigscate xour body, mind, and sairit, offrring mements of ews, calm, and eelaaatins,AAnd we,Eig that hodirssof water mas bring ectn greater relaattins So,wwheter ifssa  iver, haik, or ccear, it migtt be tneeoooooouudddd,Trest blue space to experience the effocts for yourself,Edapted from prychologytoday.com)),Question 23: Which of the following is NOT mentioned in paragraph  1 as a benefit of spending time is nature?,A. Improvements in montal health B. Cognitive bencfits,C. Increased creativity D. Emotional well - being,Question 24: The word &quot;restceative&quot; in paragraph 1 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _____,A. damaging B. energizing C. refreshing D. beseficial,Question 25: The word &quot;came across&quot; in paragraph 2 could he best replaced by _____,A. discovered B. ignored C. created D. explained,Question 26: The woed &quot;it&quot; in paragraph 3 refers to _____,A. stressor B. blood pressure C. cardiac stens D. water,Question 27: Which of the following is TRUE, according to paragraphs 2 and 3?,A. Finding water was the biggest survival challenge for carly humans.,B. Early humans suffered more stress when there is not enough water.,C. Only by being in nature can we heal both our body and our spirit.,D. The larger the area of water you look at, the more relaxed you are.,Question 28: Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 4?,A. Spending time outdoors in nature can refresh both your physical and mental state, providing peacetld and uplifting experinne,B. Nature is a perfect escape from modern life, allowing people to rest while boosting their physical and spiritual wetl - beng.a,C. Nature offers a temporary distraction from life&#x27;s problemo, but its benefits are limited to shoet - term relasation.,D. Heing in nature brings challonges to both the mind and body, creating feelings of stress and dincomfort.,Question 29: In which paragrap ddoes hhe wrieer eettio  hhepposiibee evlltiioaryyreessnsswhy viewigg wotersuuusee ,areas?,A. Paragraph 1 B. Paragraph 2 C. Paragriph 3 D. Paragraph 4,Question 30: In which paragraph does the writer explain why viewing water might be more relaxing than viewing green areas?,A. Paragraph 1 B. Paragraph 2 C. Paragriph 3 D. Puragrsph 4,Read the following passage about urban shift and mark the letter A, B, C, D on your answer sheet oo indicatr the bestunswwr te,following questions from 31 to 40.,Sex months after the UN officially recognized the human right to a healthy environment, a reprttby UN Speciad Rapporteur David ,underscores the harsh realitythat this right remaiis  ncccessiile to muyy, particulessy she eosssvussssssee puupllsionsswoodddd,&quot;suriffce ue0ss,&quot;&quot; egions wher pollluieo for   dddusriiul cciiiiieessaasseedderdd he iie,,woter,,andduiillsiiii),epppuniggglon,risks like cancer, lead poisoning, and respiratory diseases.,Globally, there are thousands of such zones. For instance, Bor, Serbia, ranks anong Europe&#x27;smoostpolllutedciiteesduueto sss ppp,smlttig  iddsttiis, leeaiig 800%offiss,dangerously high Mood lead lvvlss.Siiiilrly, in the oll-oontumiitued Niger Delta offNggeris,,iife eppettunyyyueversuuuuunddyuuu,reflect the dire costs of prioritizing industrial progress over environmental heafth.,Boyd&#x27;s findings emphasize therool offcorporate prrctiies in  xxcerbaainn thess criiss.,continue profiting asssivelywhillecontributing to pollution and llimate change. IIs)Durrnggtheeennrggyceisssssnn22022,,sucuuuuu,billin  in roffit..(III1 SSmultancuusly, lobbyigg und rrennwwshigg taciics hinder the,these toxic zones. [IV],Governments alse bear respensibility fer feiling to counteract these infheences. Corporate lobbying and the absence of enforcab,enviromeettll eegllaiiosspeepetuute thess issues, as vvideeced by recent climate negotiiiionssthas,action, including legally binding frameworkstto hold corporations accuuntable,ccrmmnaliizig greenswsiing, and reduiinggoorpossf,policymuking. Such measuee are critscal for uurniig  he uuuyu riggsstoo   elllyyy,planet,31: Te phrruee&quot;  acriffce zoess&quot; i pprrggrpp I  cull  bes bbe eplllcedyyy ___AA vvllerrble oonesss  geeenssuuuenC) oonxigooonnnno,Question 32: The woed &quot;its&quot; in paragraph 2 eeeers to _____A. Peru B. Europe C. Serbia D. Bor,Question 33: According to paragraph 2, which of the following is NOT true about the identified sacrifice zones?,A. People in Bor suffer from chronic illnesses due to industrial activity.B. Children in La Oruya have highlleves offllad ineer,C. Life expectancy in the Niger Delta is exceptionally high.D. Pollution heavily affects air, water, and soil in these areas.,D. technologica,Question 34: The word industrial in paragrapb 2 is OPPOSITE in meaning to _____A, matcrialism B. religious C. agricultural,Question 35: Where in paragraph 3 does the following sentence best fit?,&quot;These profits often come at the expense of vulnerable communities, who bear the brunt of environmental degradation and health,consequences&quot; A. [I] B. (1I] C. mm) D. [IV],Question 36: Which of the olllwiin bees summaaiiee paaaagrph 37?A CCopoosse prrfltsscome at,B. Governments have implemettedstrrog polliciss o uuurbiiddutrial pollluso..C..FFssui feel coppaueessuaveusiggiffuunsyyyddddeed,environment D. Greenwashing has been effective in addressing globul climate isues.,onvironment D. Greenwashing has been effective in addressing globul climate issues.,Question 37: Which of the following is TRUE. according to the passage?,A. Sacrifice zones are evenly distributed across all countries B. Life expectancy in the Niger Delta is alarmingly low.,C. Governments have successfully countered corporate lobbying.D. Fossil fuel companics have minimized their profits during crieeo,Question 38: Which of the following best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 4?,A. Governments have collaborated effectively with corporations to reduce pollution.,I.. orremueents eeoo   aave eee  insurficcen     reeeeeiin   otttttttt ss     eee..,C. Governments are solely responsible for the existence of these sacrifice zones.,D. Corporations and actions have completely overridden government authority.,Question 39: Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?,A. Sacrifice zones are exclusively found in both developed and developing countries.,B. Lead poisoning is not recognized as a significant concern in those sacrifice zones.,C. Corporate lobbying and governments are working together to strengthen the policies.,Question 40: Which of the following best summarises the passage?,A. The report reveals how corporate practices and weak regulations harm vulnerable communities in polluted regions worldwide.,B. The report highlights how inten ational cooperation has eradicated sacrifice ztnes and restored environmental health.,C. The report discusses the benefits of industrial development for the global economy and local communities.

Accepted Answer

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24. A

25. D

26. D

27. C

28. C

29. A

30.D

31. D

32.: A

33. D

34. C

35. A

36. A

37. B

38. B

39. D

40. A