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9th National Exam Review Ex 17-18-20-23-24 - 25-26Version en ligne
This reviews language related to the national 9th YEAR exam
One
of
the
fundamental
problems
with
teenagers
and
technology
nowadays
is
the
time
they
spend
cooped
up
in
a
bedroom
at
home
.
They
are
hooked
up
to
a
tablet
or
laptop
for
(
entertain
)
,
or
with
their
heads
bent
over
a
small
device
.
Teenagers
no
longer
spend
as
much
time
outside
in
the
fresh
air
as
it
used
to
be
.
That
?
s
mainly
because
they
meet
-
up
online
.
It
?
s
far
(
fashionable
)
to
chat
online
than
meet
-
up
!
Twenty
years
ago
teens
(
spend
)
much
more
time
outside
and
enjoying
sporting
activities
rather
than
swiping
through
social
media
.
Yes
,
times
have
changed
(
significant
)
,
however
,
that
?
s
not
to
say
that
our
kids
these
days
can
?
t
still
enjoy
the
best
of
both
worlds
.
What
can
you
do
as
a
parent
to
counterbalance
this
?
There
is
simply
no
point
in
(
remove
)
technology
from
your
teen
because
you
then
enter
the
danger
zone
of
excluding
them
from
their
friends
.
However
,
you
can
lay
down
some
ground
rules
.
As
schools
close
their
doors
due
to
the
coronavirus
pandemic
,
and
as
the
United
Kingdom
goes
into
lockdown
,
stars
are
turning
into
teachers
.
Many
(
fame
)
faces
are
helping
out
by
launching
daily
lessons
on
their
social
media
accounts
to
help
keep
children
busy
and
(
involve
)
.
Recently
,
Myleene
Klass
,
a
British
talented
singer
and
pianist
,
(
launch
)
her
own
YouTube
channel
.
The
star
(
great
)
enjoys
teaching
the
children
about
music
with
regular
videos
.
She
posted
on
Instagram
:
"
Music
has
always
been
seen
as
an
(
excite
)
subject
.
But
now
,
it
?
s
what
seems
to
be
soothing
people
?
s
minds
and
souls
.
So
let
?
s
pass
on
the
love
and
enjoy
ourselves
.
"
Jane
Parker
is
the
most
creative
person
that
I
have
known
.
She
(
started
-
starts
-
starting
)
piano
lessons
when
she
was
only
six
years
old
.
At
school
,
she
was
always
creating
(
interested
-
interesting
-
interest
)
projects
in
her
art
classes
.
When
she
was
only
twelve
years
old
,
she
(
earned
-
purchased
-
won
)
a
citywide
poetry
competition
.
Her
parents
were
very
proud
(
of
-
with
-
at
)
her
.
Now
Jane
works
as
a
sitcom
writer
for
a
popular
T
.
V
show
.
She
works
with
a
group
of
writers
,
and
together
they
(
decide
-
think
-
make
)
of
fresh
projects
.
They
also
come
up
with
funny
dialogues
which
make
the
audience
(
share
-
quarrel
-
laugh
)
and
clap
their
hands
out
of
pleasure
.
Researchers
said
that
children
who
grow
up
feeling
close
to
nature
are
happier
than
others
.
They
added
that
children
who
feel
(
invited
/
forced
/
connected
)
to
nature
have
a
positive
view
towards
life
.
That
is
why
parents
should
take
their
kids
(
off
/
to
/
at
)
the
wild
,
help
them
learn
to
protect
the
planet
and
be
happy
.
"
Our
children
are
the
future
(
loggers
/
offenders
/
protectors
)
of
this
planet
.
Therefore
,
inculcating
positive
behaviour
and
environmental
care
in
them
is
important
,
"
said
Dr
Laura
Berrera
from
Sonora
Institute
of
Technology
.
"
(
Be
/
Being
/
Been
)
close
to
nature
is
not
just
loving
its
(
beauty
/
beautiful
/
beautifully
)
,
but
also
appreciating
its
variety
and
feeling
part
of
it
,
"
she
added
.
Earth
Hour
is
an
event
where
you
turn
off
all
unnecessary
lights
between
8
and
9
p
.
m
.
People
in
groups
and
have
fun
without
using
power
.
Things
like
dancing
,
fireworks
and
musical
performances
are
popular
and
it
?
s
very
fun
to
take
in
.
Earth
Hour
isn
?
t
just
about
saving
.
It
?
s
also
about
planting
forests
,
building
solar
panels
and
passing
laws
to
the
environment
.
Earth
Hour
is
also
a
very
fun
way
to
raise
awareness
the
environment
.
It
proves
that
even
doing
a
little
thing
,
like
turning
the
lights
off
one
hour
can
make
a
little
difference
.
Volunteering
is
an
opportunity
to
change
people
?
s
lives
,
including
your
own
.
It
gives
you
the
satisfaction
of
playing
a
(
game
/
role
/
responsibility
)
in
someone
else
?
s
life
and
helping
people
who
may
not
be
able
to
help
(
themselves
/
yourself
/
yourselves
)
.
It
is
a
way
of
giving
back
to
your
community
while
developing
important
(
social
/
society
/
socially
)
skills
,
and
gaining
valuable
work
experience
all
at
the
same
time
.
One
of
the
(
more
/
much
/
most
)
significant
values
you
can
gain
from
volunteering
is
(
enacting
/
reacting
/
interacting
)
and
cooperating
with
others
.
When
I
first
began
volunteering
at
a
hospital
,
I
was
very
timid
and
nervous
(
with
/
about
/
at
)
meeting
new
people
.
Then
I
learned
to
introduce
myself
to
new
volunteers
,
make
patients
feel
welcome
,
and
extend
a
hand
of
friendship
to
others
.
At
the
age
of
60
,
John
Duffy
started
volunteering
with
Ottawa
Health
Center
.
The
main
(
solution
/
reason
/
donation
)
was
to
be
able
to
give
back
to
his
society
;
standing
by
newcomers
to
Canada
and
(
those
/
that
/
this
)
living
on
low
income
.
Ever
since
John
started
volunteering
,
he
(
is
doing
/
was
doing
/
has
done
)
a
lot
of
things
:
driving
old
people
to
medical
appointments
,
helping
them
pick
up
groceries
and
caring
(
of
/
for
/
on
)
them
when
crossing
the
road
.
Like
many
volunteers
,
John
discovered
that
the
career
skills
(
which
/
who
/
what
)
he
has
learned
are
put
to
good
use
.
"
I
love
the
gratitude
that
people
show
after
helping
them
,
"
John
said
.
"
Volunteering
is
definitely
about
(
serving
/
approving
/
exciting
)
the
community
where
we
live
.
It
is
also
about
getting
new
experience
.
"
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