Explanation

• The passage states that the timely implementation of sustainable practices can reduce environmental degradation.
• It explains that human activities are harming ecosystems.
• Industrial pollution increases atmospheric changes and climate instability.
• Without quick action, ecological balance may become unsustainable.
• Therefore, sustainable resource use is essential for environmental protection.

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Explanation

• The passage presents both advantages (economic growth) and disadvantages (foreign competition) of trade agreements.
• Therefore, the main idea is that trade agreements involve both benefits and challenges.

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Urban planning should balance development with social protection.

The passage first gives benefits of mixed-use development: less commuting + environmental sustainability.  

Then it gives the criticism: higher property prices and displacement of lower-income residents unless appropriate housing policies are in place.

So the author is presenting both sides and implies we need the benefits with policies to protect people.

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Explanation

Passage

Passage:

Traffic means everything using the roads. Taxis, buses, cars, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, tongas and rickshaws etc. are traffic. You are a part of the traffic when you walk along the pavement.

Today, more and more people live in cities. As a result, there is a lot of traffic. The roads are too narrow. Some roads are broken and there are pits and ditches in them. The result is that there are many ACCIDENTS. Why do accidents happen? Some people say it is the fault of people who use the roads. That means everybody. If every road-user is careful, there will be no accidents, we must improve our road. Our roads should be smooth and straight. Roads with corners and blind corners are dangerous.

Accidents often happen when one road crosses another. Instead, one road goes high over another road. This is called a ‘fly over’. This is a good idea because the traffic does not have to stop and the vehicles do not hit each other. We all use the roads. We walk along the pavement. Sometimes we have to cross the road. Accidents often happen when people cross the roads. We should keep in mind the following:

1-       First find a safe place to cross, then stop.

2-      Stand on the pavement near the edge. ,

3-      Look at the coming traffic.,

4-      Wait if the traffic is coming. Don’t be HASTY.,

5-      Let the traffic pass, when there is no traffic nearby, walk straight across the road.

Questions

1-      The reason for a lot of traffic on roads is:

A.      More people in cities.. (ans)

B.      More vehicle on roads.

C.      Cheap cars and buses.

D.      Wider roads.

2-      Which kinds of roads are more dangerous?

A.      With straight paths.

B.      With curved paths.

C.      With blind-corners. . (ans)

D.      With smooth surface.

3-      What is a fly-over?

A.      A road crossing another road.

B.      Underground roads.

C.      The roads going high over another road. . (ans)

D.      The roads going parallel.

4-      The foremost rule for crossing the road is:

A.      To find a safe place to cross. . (ans)

B.      To find the shortest path.

C.      To cross while heavy traffic is passing.

D.      To cross when green traffic light is on.

5-      What is the main idea of the paragraph?

A.      Traffic problems do not cause accidents.

B.      Traffic problems are not because of people.

C.      Traffic rules are unnecessary to be followed. . (ans)

D.      Traffic problems need to be solved.

6-      What happens because of pits and ditches on the roads?

A.      There is less traffic on roads

B.      There are more accidents. . (ans)

C.        The rate of accidents is low.

D.      The roads look tidy.

7-      How would you rephrase the word ‘Hasty’?

A.      The one who makes hurries. (ans)

B.      The one who walks slowly.

C.      The one who is relaxed.

D.      The one who is calm.

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Explanation

Passage: The Milky Way is a large band of stars, dust and gas that make up our galaxy. It contains billions of stars. Our sun and the solar system is only one of them. The Milky Way is only one of billions of galaxies that make up our universe. The name probably refers to a white blurry band that looks like spilled milk. Most of the stars in our galaxy are red dwarfs, cold stars that are much smaller than our sun. Our volar system completes one orbit around the Centre about every 240 million years. Astronomer Edwin Hubble was the first to find out that the Milky Way is only one of many galaxies in our universe. The nearest is Andromeda, which is often referred to our sister galaxy. It is estimated that In about 4 billion years the Milky Way and Andromeda will collide.

1. A suitable title for the passage is? The milky way, our galaxy

2. Blurry means? Unclear

3. The sister galaxy is? Andromeda

4. The type of the passage is? Scientific

5. Our solar system revolves around the Milky Way and completes its one orbit in? 240 million years

6. Most of the stars that our galaxy contain are? Cold small stars

Explanation

Let's break down the second sequence:

"that that writer parsed"

We need the part of speech for each of the 5 "that"s, using:

Relative Pronoun = 1, Demonstrative Pronoun = 2, Conjunction = 3, Noun/Adjective modifier = 4

The full sentence frame is: "that writer parsed"

This is a classic multiple-"that" sentence. Parse it like: "that that writer parsed"[X]

1. 1st "that": Demonstrative Pronoun = "that " → 2

2. 2nd "that": Relative Pronoun introducing "that ___ writer parsed" → "that writer parsed" → 1

3. 3rd "that": Demonstrative Adjective modifying "writer" → "that writer" → 4

4. 4th "that": Conjunction introducing the clause "that writer parsed" → 3

5. 5th "that": Relative Pronoun, object of "parsed" → "that writer parsed" → 1[thing][the][which]

So the sequence values are:[2][1][4][3]

Now sum the 2nd, 3rd, and 5th:

2nd = 1

3rd = 4

5th = 1

Sum = 1 + 4 + 1 = 6

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Explanation

• Anacoluthon causes syntactic disruption (a break in expected sentence structure).
• Similarly, zeugma often creates morphosyntactic asymmetry by making one word govern two others in different grammatical or semantic ways.

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Explanation

• "Scarcely... when" is the correct correlative pair.
• "Having or being thought to have veto power" maintains correct parallel structure between the two participial phrases.

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Explanation

• Perissology means the use of unnecessary or excessive words, fitting the idea of an overly verbose speech.
• Anfractuous means highly winding, intricate, or difficult to follow, matching the description of logic that could not be deciphered.

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Explanation

• The sentence uses the third conditional: Had + past participle ..., would not have + past participle.
• "Would not have transpired" is the correct grammatical form.

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