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Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 6.

    HOW TO LIVE LONG AND HEALTHY

    Have you ever wondered what it takes to live a long and healthy life? The answer is not just about genetics; your daily habits (1) ______ an equally important role. People who live long lives often follow (2) ______ that keep them physically and mentally active.

    One important habit is having a balanced diet (3) ______ fresh, whole foods like vegetables, fruits, and nuts. Another step toward good health is to avoid (4) ______ processed foods. Physical activity is also crucial. Whether it’s walking, swimming, or yoga, these activities can keep your body fit and your mind sharp. You should also develop meaningful relationships, which are shown to be beneficial to emotional well-being. Many studies suggest that connecting (5) ______ others is vital for good health.

    Lastly, having a sense of purpose in life helps reduce stress and improves overall happiness. Start by making small, realistic changes to your routine at the beginning. By following these tips, many people lead a life that is not only long but also full of (6) ______ moments.

Read the following leaflet and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 7 to 12.

Keeping Kids Safe on Social Media: A Parent's Guide

Let's work together to create a safer online environment for our children.

v The Issue

    Social media offers a great way for kids to connect and learn from (7) ______, but it also comes with risks. Many children can run into inappropriate content, cyberbullying, or online predators without knowing how to protect themselves. It's crucial for parents to understand these dangers and (8) ______ for potential issues to ensure a safe online experience for their kids.

v Tips for Keeping Your Kids Safe

·    Set Up Strong Privacy Settings: Make sure all social media (9) ______ have privacy settings enabled. This helps control who can see your child's posts and limits contact from strangers.

·    Have Open Conversations: Talk regularly with them about their online activities (10) ______ their safety. Encourage them to share their experiences, and (11) ______ them that they can always come to you if they ever feel uncomfortable.

·    Monitor Their Usage: Keep an eye on how much time your kids spend online and what platforms they use. Use (12) ______ control apps if needed and check their friend lists to ensure they're interacting with people they know.

Mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best arrangement of utterances or sentences to make a meaningful exchange or text in each of the following questions from 13 to 17.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22.

    The job market, with new opportunities and challenges emerging every day, (18) ______. It is essential for job seekers to stay updated with the latest trends and skills required. Preparation for job hunting begins well in advance, with individuals updating their resumes, networking, and enhancing their skills.

    During this process, various strategies are employed, such as attending job fairs and participating in online courses (19) ______. In addition to increasing employment opportunities, these activities foster professional networks and personal development. Recruitment firms and job portals give employers and job seekers a way to communicate, fostering a vibrant atmosphere that captures the essence of the labor market.

    Job hunting also serves as a time for self-assessment and goal setting, with many people evaluating their career paths. (20) ______. Activities like internships and certifications, which stand for career advancement and skill enhancement, are part of professional development, which is full of challenges and opportunities.

    People all across the world adjust to shifting demands and fortify their professional identities as they traverse the labor market. (21) ______. This process serves as a reminder of their career aspirations. Pursuing a career, (22) ______, preserving for upcoming generations the spirit of professional development. 

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 23 to 30.

    When 72-year-old Marina Chen strode down the runway at Milan Fashion Week, the audience's thunderous applause marked more than just approval - it signaled a new era in fashion. "Age is becoming our greatest asset," Chen remarked backstage, adjusting her metallic blazer. Her Instagram following, predominantly Gen-Z fashionistas, had swelled to millions overnight. The phenomenon sparked discussions across fashion capitals, as venerable style mavens captured the imagination of digital natives.

    The silver wave phenomenon perpetuates modern influence. Market analysts at Fashion Forward Institute report that influencers over 60 generate 45% higher engagement rates than their younger counterparts. Senior content creators, dubbed "granfluencers", redefine beauty standards through authentic approaches to aging. Luxury brands scramble to collaborate with such figures, as they recognize potential in generational connections. Recent marketing surveys indicate that mature influencers garner unprecedented viewer retention rates, particularly among audiences aged 18-25.

    A powerful shift characterizes current trends. Traditional fashion houses now incorporate age-inclusive elements into aspirational campaigns. Research from Style Demographics Institute indicates that cross-generational marketing campaigns resonate particularly with younger consumers, who associate mature models with authenticity and expertise. Fresh aesthetic sensibilities infuse minimalist trends with refined elegance. Global fashion weeks report a 60% increase in designers featuring models over 50, while social media metrics demonstrate sustained audience interest in age-diverse content.

    Veteran-style icons lead social media movements through innovative content creation. Masters of style blend decades of fashion wisdom with current trends, establishing unique creative directions. Experienced tastemakers orchestrate mercurial narratives across platforms, guiding audiences through protean style journeys. A collaborative spirit emerges between generations, enriching fashion landscapes with diverse perspectives. Industry pioneers leverage cutting-edge digital tools to craft immersive style experiences. while maintaining authenticity in their narrative approach. Fashion academies worldwide have begun incorporating modules on cross-generational appeal, recognizing its growing significance in contemporary marketing strategies.

(Adapted from Contemporary Culture Quarterly)

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.

    Can you remember exactly what you were doing on this day two years ago? Probably not. But Aurelien Hayman can. Say any date to Aurelien – four, five, six years ago – and he can remember what he was wearing, what music he listened to, who he talked to, and if the sun was shining. Most of us can only remember about 11 events from each year of our lives, but Aurelien has a condition called hyperthymesia, which means he can remember almost everything. “It’s like the dates have pictures,” he says. 

    Unlike Aurelien, most of us don’t have a perfect memory. How do you remember what you did last year? Well, you probably look for the past in your pocket, on your phone. That’s where a lot of our memories are now – in photos, posts, and playlists. It’s all online. 

    Our smartphones also give us instant mobile access to all kinds of information 24/7. In the pre-digital past, things were different. People memorized numbers, names, addresses, times, dates, and directions because it wasn’t practical to carry around address books, maps, and diaries. Nowadays, there’s an app for everything. We are storing more and more information online, so we remember less and less. Think about it: when did you last memorize a telephone number? Do you know your own number? 

    [I] If most information that we need is now online in the cloud, why do we need to remember anything? [II] Some people say that this “Google Effect” is making us stupid. But maybe the internet is making us smarter. [III] Memorizing information takes time, and need for such memory may be rooted in our ability to connect with our past. Maybe it’s more useful to learn how to find, compare, and use information. [IV] 

    Here’s a problem though – imagine you look up one sunny day and the cloud disappears. If a virus eats our data, do we lose the records, memories, and knowledge of a whole generation? Perhaps it’s time to remember a few phone numbers and buy a photo album, diary, and notebook, just in case…