43. What is the purpose of process mining?
(A) To abstract business models.
(B) To improve and update business processes.
(C) To develop algorithms for IT systems.
(D) To slow things down for companies.
(E) To make business processes more complicated.

39. Which of the following statements is true? (A) Medical tourism is still banned in the United States. (B) All cancer treatments have been covered in the United States. (C) Follow-up plans should be prepared before going back to the United States. (D) Language is not an issue for those who seek a healthcare provider for help. (E) Four Americans went to Mexico and were killed there by their doctor in surgery.

40. In which of the positions marked [   1   ], [   2   ], [   3   ], [   4   ] and [   5   ] does the following sentence best belong to? “The risk for patients may not end after a procedure.” (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 3 (D) 4 (E) 5

41. How does the author show the complication of running a corporate? (A) The author explains it with detailed processes. (B) The author illustrates it by providing instances. (C) The author argues for it with specific cases. (D) The author describes it with expressive emotions. (E) The author demonstrates it by mind-numbing syndicates.

42. According to the passage, which of the followings is the expression “eye-watering” in the first paragraph closest in meaning to? (A) credulous (B) inspiring (C) touching (D) imaginable (E) considerable

44. Which of the following statements is NOT true? (A) Celonis is a successful process-miner. (B) Running a corporate can be quite challenging. (C) Process mining enables corporates to figure out their business reality. (D) Two factors are crucial in the development of a process mining model. (E) Any corporate can easily establish a process mining model all by themselves.

45. What is the article mainly about? (A) To inform big corporates of the success of Celonis. (B) To complain about big corporates and their business. (C) To request corporates to consult about process priming. (D) To introduce a potential solution to business challenges. (E) To explain why process mining is a complicated business.

46. What does the article tell us about the biotech startup? (A) It has the technology to convert carbon emissions into ethanol. (B) It helps businesses to become carbon smart by turning to green energy. (C) It uses the bacteria to create environmentally friendly fossil fuels. (D) It uses genetically modified plants to produce textiles. (E) It helps the brewery to reduce their carbon footprint.

47. What does the phrase “taxing the environment” in the final paragraph mean? (A) Causing burden to the environment. (B) Charging extra fees. (C) Making adaptations to the environment. (D) Increasing tax revenues. (E) Reducing industrial exhaust.

48. What can be inferred from the article? (A) Industrial emissions can be fermented to become fertilizer. (B) The sportswear company cuts down production because of air pollution. (C) The business world is looking for ways to combat circular economy. (D) There is no such thing as waste, only resources in the wrong place. (E) The steel industry uses recycled metal to reduce their carbon footprint.

49. Which of the following statements is true? (A) The biotech startup uses the carbon captured to generate electricity. (B) The carbon-capturing technology can be used to power a brewery without burning fossils fuels. (C) The polluted air emitted from a steel factory can now become the raw material of clothes. (D) The sportswear company reduces their carbon footprint by using recycled fabrics. (E) The waste-gas-based polyester is more durable than virgin polyester.