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Question No - 1

By 2050, it is predicted that the number of people living there will rise to 70%. Some people are worried that villages in the countryside will become empty as everyone leaves for the city, and so traditional ways of life will be lost. This may be true, but we have to accept changes like this as part of human development. Architects have a big role to play in our future cities. In the past, the architects designed buildings that they were interested in; but now it is time for them to listen to what people living in cities are asking for. In many countries around the world, people are choosing to have smaller families or to wait longer before they start a family. For this reason, smaller and cheaper houses are what they need. But 'small' doesn't have to be the same as 'ugly' or 'boring'. Western architects could perhaps look at some of the architecture in Japanese cities, where very stylish houses are built on small pieces of unused land. And what might cities of the future be made from? Engineering companies have produced some interesting new products, for example, wood-Like material made from recycled newspapers or old drink cartons. These new materials may seem strange, but we should remember that plastic was only invented in 1907 - at the time people thought that this was an unusual product, but now it is something we cannot manage without.

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Question No - 2

1. An antonym for "empty" is………….

a- busy

b- crowded

c- desert

d- packed

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Question No - 3

2. According to the passage Japanese houses don't take to build………….

a- much money

b- many people

c- long time

d- much space

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Question No - 4

3. We infer from the passage that people in the village live their lives……………..

a- usually

b- technically

c- traditionally

d- customary

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Question No - 5

4. In the future, our cities may be made from…………… materials.

a- wood-like

b- wood

c- steel

d-glass

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Question No - 6

5. Which of the following summarizes the first paragraph?

a- people won't live in cities anymore.

b- we need to find new places to live in.

c- there is a fear that our villages will get smaller.

d-our cities won't be like what we are used to.

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Question No - 7

6. What is the main idea of the last paragraph?

a- life always changes so we must be.

b- People don't accept change easily.

c- materials won't differ a lot from our todays.

d- Recycling will be a must since we deplete out resources.

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Question No - 8

7. In the writer's opinion, architects who are responsible for planning cities……………

a- often make houses that are unattractive.

b- Ought not to repeat the Japanese style.

c- must make buildings based on people's needs.

d- should get experience by working in foreign cities.

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Question No - 9

8. The writer refers to the invention of plastic to make the point that……………..

a- plastic is cheap and elastic to use in building our houses.

b- we can expect building materials to be very different in the future.

c- we must accept that good-quality materials take a long time to create.

d-we should use a variety of building materials to make our cities interesting.

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1. An antonym for "empty" is………….

2. According to the passage Japanese houses don't take to build………….

3. We infer from the passage that people in the village live their lives……………..

4. In the future, our cities may be made from…………… materials.

5. Which of the following summarizes the first paragraph?

6. What is the main idea of the last paragraph?

7. In the writer's opinion, architects who are responsible for planning cities……………

8. The writer refers to the invention of plastic to make the point that……………..