For the passage:

1. B. suburbs

• "Suburbs" refers to areas just outside the city, which fits well in this context.

1. A. is

• The subject "It" is singular, so the correct verb is "is."

1. D. and

• "And" is the best choice to connect the idea that both groups (aunts and uncles, grandparents) are involved.

1. B. taken

• The correct passive form of the verb "take" is "taken."

1. D. bonds

• "Bonds" refers to strong, emotional connections, which makes the most sense in this context.

For the rewriting sentences:

1. When are the students reading books in the library?

   • We turn the statement into a question by changing the position of "when" and adjusting the verb to match the question form.

2. She always drinks tea in the morning.

   • "Always" is placed before the verb "drinks" to indicate frequency.

3. Emily is Mrs. Jessica's granddaughter.

   • The sentence is rewritten to maintain the same meaning, starting with "Emily."

4. What is the depth of the lake?

   • We change the structure of the question to ask about the depth of the lake.

For the email ordering task:

Here’s the correct order for the informal email:

1. Hi Mary,
2. How are you? I hope you are fine.
3. You asked me what I like to do on my days off. Well, as you know, Sundays are my days off.
4. I often hang out with my friends in the morning. We usually go to the mall.
5. In the afternoon, I help my parents to do chores.
6. I often do the laundry or tidy my room. In the evening, I like to watch films with my family.
7. What about you? What do you do on your days off?
8. Lots of love,
9. Tina