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Modul XI – Intermediate

Unit 20 – AI: Helpful or Harmful?

XI-20. Speaking Evaluation

Unit 21 – Same Thing, Different Meaning

XI-21. Listening Evaluation

Unit 22: Colors and Symbols in Film

XI-22. Writing Evaluation

Unit 23: Climate Change Debates

XI-23. Reading Evaluation

Unit 24: Innovative Solutions for a Greener Future

XI-24. Speaking Evaluation

Unit 25: Freedom of Speech vs. Hate Speech

XI-25. Listening Evaluation

Unit 26: Social Media and Cancel Culture

XI-26. Writing Evaluation

Unit 27: AI: Just Another Tool to Use

XI-27. Reading Evaluation

Unit 28: AI: Just Another Tool to Use II

XI-28. Speaking Evaluation

Unit 29: Cultural Stereotypes in Media

XI-29. Listening Evaluation

Unit 30: Gender Equality in the Modern World

XI-30. Writing Evaluation

Unit 31: Smart Cities: The Future of Living

XI-31. Reading Evaluation

Unit 32: Education in the Digital Era

XI-32. Speaking Evaluation

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XI-23. Reading Evaluation

Modul XI – Intermediate
Unit 23: Climate Change Debates
XI-23. Reading Evaluation

This is the final quiz for the unit. Read to the passage. Answer the 20 multiple-choice questions below.

Instruction: Read the text below. Then, answer the 20 questions.

Questions 1-10: Simplification (Choose the best paraphrase).
Questions 11-20: Comprehension (Did you understand the text?).

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Question 1 of 20

1. Question

The Heating Planet

(1) The Earth’s average temperature has risen significantly over the last century, a phenomenon known as Global Warming. Many experts argue about the details, but the main facts are clear. (2) The primary cause of this warming is the ‘Greenhouse Effect,’ where gases trap heat in the atmosphere like a blanket. These gases, such as carbon dioxide, come from burning fossil fuels like coal and oil.

(3) Although the Earth goes through natural cycles of heating and cooling, the current speed of change is alarming. Usually, these changes take thousands of years. However, we are seeing huge changes in just 100 years. (4) This rapid change does not give plants and animals enough time to adapt or evolve, leading to the extinction of many species. For example, polar bears are losing their ice homes.

There is a debate about solutions. (5) While some countries want to ban all factories immediately to save the planet, others argue that this would destroy their economy. Developing nations need cheap energy to grow. (6) Therefore, the world is trying to find a balance between economic growth and environmental protection. We need new technology, like solar power and electric cars, to solve this problem together.

Questions 1-10: Simplification (Choose the best paraphrase).

Sentence (1)

The Earth is getting colder.
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Global warming means the Earth has gotten much hotter in the last 100 years.
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Global warming is a small phenomenon.
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The average temperature is unknown.
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Question 2 of 20

2. Question

Sentence (2)

The Greenhouse Effect keeps the Earth cool like a blanket.
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Gases trap heat and cause warming, which is the main reason for this problem.
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Blankets are made of carbon dioxide.
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Burning fossil fuels is good for the atmosphere.
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Question 3 of 20

3. Question

Sentence (3)

The Earth always changes temperature quickly.
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Natural cycles are scary.
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Even though natural changes happen, the current change is dangerously fast.
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The Earth is cooling down rapidly.
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Question 4 of 20

4. Question

Sentence (4)

Animals die because they cannot change fast enough to match the rapid warming.
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Plants and animals like the rapid change.
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Evolution is very fast in polar bears.
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Animals have plenty of time to adapt.
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Question 5 of 20

5. Question

Sentence (5)

All countries agree to ban factories.
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Factories destroy the economy.
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Some countries worry that banning factories will hurt their money/economy.
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Developing nations do not want to save the planet.
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Question 6 of 20

6. Question

Sentence (6)

The world needs to choose between money or nature.
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We must stop economic growth.
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We are looking for a way to have both a good economy and a safe environment.
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Protection is more important than balance.
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Question 7 of 20

7. Question

Paraphrase: “Solar power is a renewable energy source.”

Solar power runs out quickly.
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Solar power can be used again and again.
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Solar power is bad energy.
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The sun is not renewable.
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Question 8 of 20

8. Question

Paraphrase: “Farmers struggle because of the unpredictable rain.”

Farmers like the rain.
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The rain is easy to predict.
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Farmers have a hard time because they don't know when it will rain.
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Farmers struggle to sell food.
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Question 9 of 20

9. Question

Paraphrase: “Plastic pollution harms marine life.”

Plastic helps fish live.
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Sea animals are hurt by plastic trash.
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Marine life eats plastic for food.
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Pollution is good for the ocean.
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Question 10 of 20

10. Question

Paraphrase: “We must act now to prevent future disasters.”

We should wait for the future.
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Disasters are coming now.
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Doing something immediately is necessary to stop bad things later.
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Acting now causes disasters.
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Question 11 of 20

11. Question

Questions 11-20: Comprehension (Did you understand the text?).

What is the main topic of Paragraph 1?

The history of coal.
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The definition and cause of Global Warming.
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How to make a blanket.
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Arguments between experts.
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Question 12 of 20

12. Question

What traps heat in the atmosphere?

Blankets.
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Cold air.
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Greenhouse gases.
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The sun.
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Question 13 of 20

13. Question

Which is a fossil fuel mentioned in the text?

Solar.
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Wind.
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Coal.
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Water.
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Question 14 of 20

14. Question

Why is the current speed of change “alarming”?

It is too slow.
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It is happening in just 100 years (too fast).
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It takes thousands of years.
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It is natural.
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Question 15 of 20

15. Question

What happens to animals because of this rapid change?

They evolve quickly.
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They move to the city.
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They face extinction.
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They become stronger.
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Question 16 of 20

16. Question

Why do some countries oppose banning factories immediately?

They hate the planet.
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They like smoke.
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It would hurt their economy.
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They don't have factories.
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Question 17 of 20

17. Question

What is the “balance” mentioned in Paragraph 3?

Between hot and cold.
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Between rich and poor.
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Between economy and environment.
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Between cars and planes.
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Question 18 of 20

18. Question

What solution is suggested in the text?

Using new technology like solar power.
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Stopping all travel.
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Burning more coal.
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Ignoring the problem.
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Question 19 of 20

19. Question

The word “Adapt” in Paragraph 2 means:

To die.
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To change to survive.
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To run away.
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To fight.
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Question 20 of 20

20. Question

What is the author’s tone?

Joking.
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Serious/Informative.
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Angry.
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Happy.
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