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a. I had rehearsed my speech countless times, yet when I stepped onto the stage I froze completely.
b. Last year, I decided to throw caution to the wind and enter a regional public speaking competition.
c. Unfortunately, my mind went blank and I stumbled through my speech incoherently before a large audience.
d. That terrifying moment was transformative and showed me that failure is merely a stepping stone to eventual success.
e. Instead of withdrawing from public speaking, I joined a drama club to gradually build my confidence on stage.
b-a-c-e-d
a. Healthcare teams built diagnostic models for TB screening, publishing baselines and clinical validation protocols openly.
b. Future capacity hinges on ethical governance, talent retention, and sustainable compute aligned with green grids.
c. Meanwhile, Vietnamese–foreign consortia targeted language, OCR, and speech, serving minority communities and bureaucracy digitisation goals.
d. National grants incentivised datasets, compute sharing, and open benchmarks, reinforcing reproducibility and local relevance commitments.
e. University AI research accelerated, moving from scattered labs to coordinated, mission-driven institutes and centres nationwide.
e-d-a-c-b
a. Finder: Excuse me, I think you dropped your wallet near the ticket machine just now.
b. Owner: Oh my goodness! Thank you so much for your honesty! I hadn’t even noticed it was missing.
c. Finder: You’re welcome. Just make sure to check that everything’s still inside before you leave.
a-b-c
a. Victoria: Do you prefer relaxing with music or reading books?
b. David: Yes, both heal the soul in their own special way.
c. David: I love music, but reading gives deeper peace of mind.
d. Victoria: I agree, but music helps express emotions instantly.
e. Victoria: It’s best to enjoy whichever suits the mood.
a-c-d-b-e
Dear Professor Kim,
a. Session registration and abstract submission are now open through our online portal at http://www.research-summit.org.
b. We cordially invite you to present at the Asia-Pacific Research Summit 2026, scheduled for March 15-17 in Singapore.
c. Selected speakers will receive complimentary conference access, meals, and one night’s accommodation at the Grand Plaza Hotel.
d. The submission deadline is January 31st, and all abstracts undergo peer review with results announced by February 15th.
e. For technical support or presentation guidelines, email speakers@research-summit.org or call +65-6789-4321 during office hours.
Kind regards,
Academic Conference Committee
b-a-d-c-e
Journalists often work extended hours to gather evidence, striving to uncover stories that significantly impact public life
For example, corruption, environmental abuse, and systematic human rights violations have been exposed by investigative journalism
Such disruptions can gradually erode public trust and progressively weaken democratic institutions over time
Were journalists to have ignored whistleblower testimonies, major scandals might have remained concealed from public scrutiny
While some outlets prioritize speed, others emphasize accuracy and contextual depth to maintain editorial integrity
The word soared in paragraph 1 can be best replaced by ______?
surged
Which of the following is NOT mentioned in paragraph 3 as a feature of shifting trade routes?
A decline in UK domestic recycling capacity driving exports
The word OPPOSITE in meaning to strict in paragraph 4 is ______.
lax
The word Such in paragraph 3 refers to ______.
volatility in global waste trade patterns
Which of the following best paraphrases the underlinedsentence in paragraph 2?
Despite rhetorical commitment, the UK refrains from setting a concrete date to terminate exports to poorer states.
Which of the following is TRUE according to paragraph 1?
The share to non-OECD destinations increased from 11% in 2024 to 20% in 2025.
Which paragraph mentions calls to follow the EU ban and shut the export-cheaper-than-recycling loophole?
Paragraph 4
Which paragraph mentions the July decline in UK shipments to Malaysia due to new import restrictions?
Paragraph 3
The word protean in paragraph 2 mostly means ______.
highly variable
Where in the passage does the following sentence best fit?
Yet analogies to corporations become strained when the ‘agent’ is a stack of models that updates itself.
[II]
Which of the following best summarises paragraph 1?
It proposes a calibrated spectrum of narrow legal capacities for some AIs, cautiously borrowing from corporate personhood without conferring moral status.
What is the text’s prevailing policy stance now?
Build liability first, status later
According to paragraph 3, in cases of fraud or misfeasance, limited liability ______.
can be lifted, hinting at analogous, targeted remedies for harmful AI systems
What would limited legal status primarily aim to achieve?
Enable targeted capacities without implying dignity or broad moral agency
The phrase this cautious middle path in paragraph 1 refers to ______.
limited personhood
Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?
Legal systems will likely adopt incremental, hybrid remedies that preserve human responsibility while addressing AI-specific harms through tailored procedural tools.
Which option best paraphrases the underlined sentence in paragraph 3?
Granting independent legal personhood to AI would be premature so long as accountability still traces back to human designers and operators.
Until humans cease being the locus of control and blame, awarding AIs independent personhood would be untimely and conceptually unjustified.
Which of the following best summarises the passage?
It weighs analogies to corporations, outlines hurdles, endorses product-based accountability, and foresees incremental reforms while postponing any broad grant of AI personhood.
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