Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D to indicate the option that best fits each of the number blanks from 30 to 34.

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has developed quickly and is now playing a big role in the world of content creation. Tools like ChatGPT can write articles, Midjourney can create detailed images, and Google Veo, introduced in 2024, can make realistic videos from just a few words. These tools are fast, low-cost, and available to many people, which makes them very attractive. Because of this, some people (30) _______.

However, creating content is not just about speed or technical skill. It also involves telling meaningful stories, expressing deep emotions, and sharing ideas from a personal or cultural point of view. (31) _______. For example, when a person makes a video about their childhood in a poor neighborhood, they bring real memories, struggles, and emotions that an AI simply cannot copy. Though AI can produce something that looks or sounds good, it often lacks the feeling, meaning, and human connection that audiences care about. (32) _______.

Instead of replacing content creators, AI is more likely to change the way they work. Creators (33) _______ can save time, try out more ideas, and make their content even better. For example, a writer can use AI to generate ideas or edit faster, while still keeping their unique voice. In the future, the best content may come from people who know how to combine their creativity with the power of AI. Rather than seeing AI as a threat, (34) _______.

(Adapted from forbes.com)

Question 34.

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 30 to 34.

Among the many paradoxes surrounding money, one deserves particular attention: the wealth that truly counts is precisely the wealth you cannot observe. When a sleek Lamborghini glides past, it is normal (30) _______. Closer inspection often tells a different story. A large number of those who drive luxury vehicles are, in fact, only modest earners (31) _______ to the privilege of being seen in such a car. It is uncertain to say whether someone driving a car worth one hundred thousand pounds is affluent. Yet the certain thing is that they have one hundred thousand pounds less than they did before they got the car, or one hundred thousand pounds more in debt. (32) _______.
We tend to judge wealth by what we see as visible details are the only evidence we have access to. Nobody walks around displaying a printout of their savings, (33) _______ – handbags, holiday villas, posts on social networks – to decide who is prospering. Contemporary marketing has fed this habit, packaging the illusion of success as a saleable product. (34) _______. It hides in the upgrade declined, the jewellery left in the display case, the watch never bought, the wardrobe never expanded and the business-class seat politely waved away.
In short, wealth is whatever money has not yet been swapped for tangible goods. That is why distinguishing wealthy from rich deserves careful thought; mistaking one for the other has quietly ruined many a budget.

(Adapted from Psychology of Money)

Question 32. _______

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 30 to 34.

Nobody walks around displaying a printout of their savings, (33) _______ – handbags, holiday villas, posts on social networks – to decide who is prospering.

(34) _______. It hides in the upgrade declined, the jewellery left in the display case, the watch never bought, the wardrobe never expanded and the business-class seat politely waved away.

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