Read the following text and answer the questions below
Mọi người giải bài này giúp mình với ah
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PART 3. READING
I. Read the following text and answer the questions below.
Singapore is preparing for its next transition to become a First World
global city, vibrant and endearing as a home. On this journey, Singaporeans
have been exhorted to embrace a mindset shift in many walks of life - above
all, in the economy.
They know there is a need to increase productivity, invest in advanced
skills training, move from rote learning and exam obsession towards
flexibility, diversity and creativity in education, shift from value-adding
to value-creating activities, take risks and venture out to other countries,
embrace entrepreneurship and innovation, and tolerate failure as a necessary
concomitant of these pursuits.
All these mindset shifts are necessary for Singapore to progress to the
next level of development as a mature, high-income, high-cost, land- and
labour-constrained economy subject to intensifying global competition and
technological disruption.
Less attention has been paid, we feel, to the necessary social correlates
and underpinnings of such aspirational economic dynamism. Social values
and behaviour commensurate with a First World society are not just means
to becoming a successful First World economy, they are ends in themselves.
They too require major mindset shifts in both public and private domains.
If not, the caring and inclusive society we want as a First World nation will
only be incompletely achieved.
46. What does Singapore do to become a First World global city?
47. What does it mean by the word "mindset" in the first paragraph?
48. Why do they think it is necessary to change this mindset?
49. What will they do to achieve a completely caring and inclusive society?
50. Which part do you think this passage belongs to in an article?
----- Nội dung dịch tự động từ ảnh -----
PART 3. READING
I. Read the following text and answer the questions below.
Singapore is preparing for its next transition to become a First World
global city, vibrant and endearing as a home. On this journey, Singaporeans
have been exhorted to embrace a mindset shift in many walks of life - above
all, in the economy.
They know there is a need to increase productivity, invest in advanced
skills training, move from rote learning and exam obsession towards
flexibility, diversity and creativity in education, shift from value-adding
to value-creating activities, take risks and venture out to other countries,
embrace entrepreneurship and innovation, and tolerate failure as a necessary
concomitant of these pursuits.
All these mindset shifts are necessary for Singapore to progress to the
next level of development as a mature, high-income, high-cost, land- and
labour-constrained economy subject to intensifying global competition and
technological disruption.
Less attention has been paid, we feel, to the necessary social correlates
and underpinnings of such aspirational economic dynamism. Social values
and behaviour commensurate with a First World society are not just means
to becoming a successful First World economy, they are ends in themselves.
They too require major mindset shifts in both public and private domains.
If not, the caring and inclusive society we want as a First World nation will
only be incompletely achieved.
46. What does Singapore do to become a First World global city?
47. What does it mean by the word "mindset" in the first paragraph?
48. Why do they think it is necessary to change this mindset?
49. What will they do to achieve a completely caring and inclusive society?
50. Which part do you think this passage belongs to in an article?