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30.(AB) ease (AC) erodes (AD) alerted (AE) contributing (BC) summoning (BD) recede (BE) straightforward (CD) persists (CE) understood (DE) widened

複選題31.(AB) This could price out low-income residents, pushing them to the city's neglected peripheries. (AC) It requires a fundamental zoning overhaul, shifting away from separating residential and commercial districts. (AD) The primary objective is to enhance the quality of life while simultaneously addressing the climatecrisis. (AE) The widespread adoption of remote work has made this localized lifestyle more feasible for many professionals. (BC) The model is entirely dependent on the widespread adoption of automated, self-driving vehicles. (BD) Their citizens report higher satisfaction rates, citing stronger community bonds and improved public health.

複選題32.(AB) This could price out low-income residents, pushing them to the city's neglected peripheries. (AC) It requires a fundamental zoning overhaul, shifting away from separating residential and commercial districts. (AD) The primary objective is to enhance the quality of life while simultaneously addressing the climatecrisis. (AE) The widespread adoption of remote work has made this localized lifestyle more feasible for many professionals. (BC) The model is entirely dependent on the widespread adoption of automated, self-driving vehicles. (BD) Their citizens report higher satisfaction rates, citing stronger community bonds and improved public health.

複選題33.(AB) This could price out low-income residents, pushing them to the city's neglected peripheries. (AC) It requires a fundamental zoning overhaul, shifting away from separating residential and commercial districts. (AD) The primary objective is to enhance the quality of life while simultaneously addressing the climatecrisis. (AE) The widespread adoption of remote work has made this localized lifestyle more feasible for many professionals. (BC) The model is entirely dependent on the widespread adoption of automated, self-driving vehicles. (BD) Their citizens report higher satisfaction rates, citing stronger community bonds and improved public health.

複選題34.(AB) This could price out low-income residents, pushing them to the city's neglected peripheries. (AC) It requires a fundamental zoning overhaul, shifting away from separating residential and commercial districts. (AD) The primary objective is to enhance the quality of life while simultaneously addressing the climatecrisis. (AE) The widespread adoption of remote work has made this localized lifestyle more feasible for many professionals. (BC) The model is entirely dependent on the widespread adoption of automated, self-driving vehicles. (BD) Their citizens report higher satisfaction rates, citing stronger community bonds and improved public health.

複選題35.(AB) This could price out low-income residents, pushing them to the city's neglected peripheries. (AC) It requires a fundamental zoning overhaul, shifting away from separating residential and commercial districts. (AD) The primary objective is to enhance the quality of life while simultaneously addressing the climatecrisis. (AE) The widespread adoption of remote work has made this localized lifestyle more feasible for many professionals. (BC) The model is entirely dependent on the widespread adoption of automated, self-driving vehicles. (BD) Their citizens report higher satisfaction rates, citing stronger community bonds and improved public health.

36. What is the primary purpose of this passage? (A) To praise the technological advancements brought by freelance platforms. (B) To analyze the conflicting perspectives on the economic and legal status of gig workers. (C) To provide a historical overview of traditional labor markets. (D) To persuade readers to boycott companies that hire independent contractors.

37. According to the passage, why do companies prefer to classify workers as "independent contractors"? (A) It allows workers to have more flexible schedules. (B) It protects the company from economic downturns. (C) It absolves the company from providing statutory employee benefits and protections. (D) It is mandated by recent legislative efforts in the European Union.

38. Which of the following can be inferred about the gig corporations' lobbying efforts? (A) They aim to provide health insurance to all active contractors. (B) They are fully supported by labor economists. (C) They have been entirely unsuccessful in California. (D) They are primarily motivated by a desire to protect consumer pricing and their own profit margins.

39. What is the best title for this passage? (A) The Medical Miracles of CRISPR-Cas9 (B) Invasive Species: A Global Ecological Crisis (C) Gene Drives: Conservation Savior or Ecological Threat? (D) The Extinction of Island Bird Populations

40. How does the "gene drive" technique address the issue of invasive rodents? (A) By altering their DNA to make them allergic to local vegetation. (B) By spreading a genetic trait that prevents the birth of female offspring. (C) By increasing the reproductive rate of native birds to outcompete them. (D) By introducing a novel virus that exclusively targets the rodents.

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