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 6 to 10.
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 6 to 10.
The rapid expansion of modern cities has fundamentally transformed our living environment, but it has also led to several urban challenges, such as overcrowding, air pollution, or (6) ______. We ask ourselves whether our health would be at risk in such environments, whether environmental degradation is inevitable, and how serious the consequences might be for future generations. Some urban planners, of course, prioritize green infrastructure, as this provides a cooling effect and improves air quality, (7) ______. Others, however, focus on high-density development and minimize open spaces wherever possible. Clearly, the availability of land will be a key factor. (8) ______. Planners with limited land will build upwards or integrate rooftop gardens and vertical forests rather than expanding into natural habitats. (9) ______. There is evidence that much of the continuing resistance shown by some developers to include green spaces in new projects (10) ______ and the prevailing mindset prioritizing immediate financial returns that favors short-term financial profit over long-term environmental sustainability.
Question 6.
A. residents are exposed to environmental risks regularly
B. because residents face difficulty accessing clean air
C. the constant exposure to excessive noise pollution
D. to experience higher and higher levels of daily stress
Question 7.
A. making urban environments more livable and comfortable
B. while some people question its long-term effectiveness
C. although it may require significant financial investment
D. but it is not always considered a practical solution to invest in
Question 8.
A. As a result, different strategies will be adopted accordingly
B. In contrast, urban populations are increasing rapidly worldwide
C. For instance, land use regulations are strictly enforced worldwide
D. Similarly, environmental awareness is growing among citizens
Question 9.
A. Construction speed is also a factor in the successful completion of urban projects.
B. Economic pressure is also a factor influencing developers' decisions to limit parks.
C. Population growth is also a factor affecting the demand for affordable housing units.
D. Technological innovation is also a factor shaping the style of modern architecture.
Question 10.
A. being attributed to the high cost of maintenance
B. which can be attributed to the high cost of maintenance
C. is greatly attributing to the high cost of maintenance
D. can be attributed to the high cost of maintenance
The rapid expansion of modern cities has fundamentally transformed our living environment, but it has also led to several urban challenges, such as overcrowding, air pollution, or (6) ______. We ask ourselves whether our health would be at risk in such environments, whether environmental degradation is inevitable, and how serious the consequences might be for future generations. Some urban planners, of course, prioritize green infrastructure, as this provides a cooling effect and improves air quality, (7) ______. Others, however, focus on high-density development and minimize open spaces wherever possible. Clearly, the availability of land will be a key factor. (8) ______. Planners with limited land will build upwards or integrate rooftop gardens and vertical forests rather than expanding into natural habitats. (9) ______. There is evidence that much of the continuing resistance shown by some developers to include green spaces in new projects (10) ______ and the prevailing mindset prioritizing immediate financial returns that favors short-term financial profit over long-term environmental sustainability.
Question 6.
A. residents are exposed to environmental risks regularly
B. because residents face difficulty accessing clean air
C. the constant exposure to excessive noise pollution
D. to experience higher and higher levels of daily stress
Question 7.
A. making urban environments more livable and comfortable
B. while some people question its long-term effectiveness
C. although it may require significant financial investment
D. but it is not always considered a practical solution to invest in
Question 8.
A. As a result, different strategies will be adopted accordingly
B. In contrast, urban populations are increasing rapidly worldwide
C. For instance, land use regulations are strictly enforced worldwide
D. Similarly, environmental awareness is growing among citizens
Question 9.
A. Construction speed is also a factor in the successful completion of urban projects.
B. Economic pressure is also a factor influencing developers' decisions to limit parks.
C. Population growth is also a factor affecting the demand for affordable housing units.
D. Technological innovation is also a factor shaping the style of modern architecture.
Question 10.
A. being attributed to the high cost of maintenance
B. which can be attributed to the high cost of maintenance
C. is greatly attributing to the high cost of maintenance
D. can be attributed to the high cost of maintenance
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 6 to 10.
The rapid expansion of modern cities has fundamentally transformed our living environment, but it has also led to several urban challenges, such as overcrowding, air pollution, or (6) ______. We ask ourselves whether our health would be at risk in such environments, whether environmental degradation is inevitable, and how serious the consequences might be for future generations. Some urban planners, of course, prioritize green infrastructure, as this provides a cooling effect and improves air quality, (7) ______. Others, however, focus on high-density development and minimize open spaces wherever possible. Clearly, the availability of land will be a key factor. (8) ______. Planners with limited land will build upwards or integrate rooftop gardens and vertical forests rather than expanding into natural habitats. (9) ______. There is evidence that much of the continuing resistance shown by some developers to include green spaces in new projects (10) ______ and the prevailing mindset prioritizing immediate financial returns that favors short-term financial profit over long-term environmental sustainability.
Question 6.
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 6 to 10.
The rapid expansion of modern cities has fundamentally transformed our living environment, but it has also led to several urban challenges, such as overcrowding, air pollution, or (6) ______. We ask ourselves whether our health would be at risk in such environments, whether environmental degradation is inevitable, and how serious the consequences might be for future generations. Some urban planners, of course, prioritize green infrastructure, as this provides a cooling effect and improves air quality, (7) ______. Others, however, focus on high-density development and minimize open spaces wherever possible. Clearly, the availability of land will be a key factor. (8) ______. Planners with limited land will build upwards or integrate rooftop gardens and vertical forests rather than expanding into natural habitats. (9) ______. There is evidence that much of the continuing resistance shown by some developers to include green spaces in new projects (10) ______ and the prevailing mindset prioritizing immediate financial returns that favors short-term financial profit over long-term environmental sustainability.
Question 6.
The rapid expansion of modern cities has fundamentally transformed our living environment, but it has also led to several urban challenges, such as overcrowding, air pollution, or (6) ______. We ask ourselves whether our health would be at risk in such environments, whether environmental degradation is inevitable, and how serious the consequences might be for future generations. Some urban planners, of course, prioritize green infrastructure, as this provides a cooling effect and improves air quality, (7) ______. Others, however, focus on high-density development and minimize open spaces wherever possible. Clearly, the availability of land will be a key factor. (8) ______. Planners with limited land will build upwards or integrate rooftop gardens and vertical forests rather than expanding into natural habitats. (9) ______. There is evidence that much of the continuing resistance shown by some developers to include green spaces in new projects (10) ______ and the prevailing mindset prioritizing immediate financial returns that favors short-term financial profit over long-term environmental sustainability.
Question 6.
Chọn một phương án bên dưới để kiểm tra đáp án ngay:
Đáp án chính thức: C
Hướng dẫn giải chi tiết
Câu gốc: "urban challenges, such as overcrowding, air pollution, or ______." Sau "such as" cần một danh từ hoặc cụm danh từ song song với overcrowding, air pollution.
- C. the constant exposure to excessive noise pollution: cụm danh từ, đúng cấu trúc.
- A là mệnh đề hoàn chỉnh, không song song.
- B bắt đầu bằng "because", sai ngữ pháp trong liệt kê.
- D dùng "to experience", không song song với danh từ trước đó.
- C. the constant exposure to excessive noise pollution: cụm danh từ, đúng cấu trúc.
- A là mệnh đề hoàn chỉnh, không song song.
- B bắt đầu bằng "because", sai ngữ pháp trong liệt kê.
- D dùng "to experience", không song song với danh từ trước đó.