Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 30 to 34.
A new study highlights the health benefits of natural spaces in urban areas. Researchers found that people (30) ________ with plenty of green space, such as parks, have lower stress levels. (31) ____________ showed higher stress levels than men in the same situation.
The research proved that why (32) ________. There is good evidence from the UK and elsewhere suggests that green spaces lead to lower blood pressure, better mental health, and (33)____________or dying from heart disease.
Studies also indicate that spending time in natural environments improves mental and physical health, reducing the burden on healthcare systems. Consequently, (34)___________and green areas as part of their efforts to enhance public well-being.
The research proved that why (32) ________. There is good evidence from the UK and elsewhere suggests that green spaces lead to lower blood pressure, better mental health, and (33)____________or dying from heart disease.
Studies also indicate that spending time in natural environments improves mental and physical health, reducing the burden on healthcare systems. Consequently, (34)___________and green areas as part of their efforts to enhance public well-being.
Question 32.
Question 32.
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Đáp án chính thức: C
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Blank 32 follows 'The research proved that why ______'. The clause needs a plural subject 'green spaces' with correct verb 'seem' and the correct pattern 'good for many aspects of human health'. A and B use singular 'green space' with plural verb 'seem' (subject-verb disagreement); B also uses wrong preposition 'good at'; D uses 'well' instead of 'good'. Only C is grammatically correct: 'green spaces seem to be good for many aspects of human health'.
Blank 32 follows 'The research proved that why ______'. The clause needs a plural subject 'green spaces' with correct verb 'seem' and the correct pattern 'good for many aspects of human health'. A and B use singular 'green space' with plural verb 'seem' (subject-verb disagreement); B also uses wrong preposition 'good at'; D uses 'well' instead of 'good'. Only C is grammatically correct: 'green spaces seem to be good for many aspects of human health'.