Question 30.
a. Alex: That's great! Adopting renewable energy can help reduce pollution.
b. Lisa: I'm considering installing solar panels on my house to cut down on electricity costs.
c. Alex: Have you thought about any ways to make your home more environmentally friendly?

Question 15.
a. Student: Thanks! Do I need to bring any ID to collect it?
b. Staff: If it’s been found, it’ll be at the Lost Property desk beside the main office.
c. Student: Excuse me, where should I check if I’ve lost my student card?

Question 16.
a. Mai: Okay – I’ll do that now, and I’ll follow up by phone in the morning if I don’t hear back.
b. Hickson: Don’t panic. Did it close completely, or is there a “late submission” option?
c. Mai: Oh no! I think I missed the club application deadline – the portal won’t accept my file.
d. Hickson: Then email the club coordinator tonight, attach the draft and the screenshot, and ask if she’ll accept it with a time-stamp.
e. Mai: The portal says the deadline passed at midnight, but I have the form ready and a screenshot of the error.

Question 17. Dear Reservations Team,
a. Because my flight was rescheduled, I now need to check in on 19 February after 23:00 while keeping the same room type and breakfast included, if possible.
b. I'm writing about booking #HCM92144 under Linh Tran for 18-20 February, a double room with breakfast, for me and my mother.
c. Once you confirm, I'll update my travel plans, share my arrival time with the front desk, and pay any difference immediately.
d. Could you confirm the revised total price, any change fee, and whether late check-in can be arranged?
e. If the dates cannot be adjusted, please tell me the best cancellation option under your policy so I can decide today.
Yours sincerely,
Linh Tran

Question 18.
a. Fortunately, a stranger spotted my wallet on the pavement near the crossing and then ran after me, calling out to get my attention.
b. At the bus stop, my stomach dropped: my wallet was gone, along with my ID and the week's cash.
c. Now I keep an emergency card tucked in my case, and I'm far quicker to return a lost item instead of walking past.
d. That frantic dash from the office 15 minutes ago suddenly made sense, as I'd been juggling my phone, a tote bag and my keys, barely watching where I stepped.
e. I tried to press a small tip into his hand, but he smilingly refused and told me to do the same for someone else one day.

Question 19.
a. But that is not the hard part, for while his challengers will play the games as normal, Gareyev himself will be blindfolded.
b. In the hope of understanding how Gareyev and others like him can perform such extraordinary mental tasks, researchers have called him in for tests and are now analyzing the results.
c. Next month, a chess player named Timur Gareyev will take on nearly 50 opponents at once.
d. Gareyev's impressive ability, however, has drawn interest from beyond the chess-playing community.
e. Even by world record standards, it sets a high bar for human performance, and the skill has become Gareyev's brand: he calls himself the Blindfold King.

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions from 20 to 25.

Before sitting down at your table, you can already see the restaurant’s creative (22) _______ in the entry hall, where food projects are displayed like artworks. Ingredients often (23) _______ away, such as beet skins, tomato pulp, and vegetable offcuts, reappear transformed into edible leathers. At the heart of the restaurant is Chef Quoc Hung, (24) _______ mission is to handle vegetables with such skill that their (25) _______ flavors shine through.

Question 25.