Read the following passage about forests and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 3

Read the following passage about forests and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct option  that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 3. 

Providing shelter, food, and a stable environment for countless species, (1) _______. As natural  habitats for millions of animals, forests offer protection from predators and harsh weather conditions.  Many species, from large mammals like tigers and elephants to small insects and birds, depend entirely  on forests for survival. Without these ecosystems, their populations would decline rapidly, which causes  biodiversity loss. 

(2) _______. Herbivores feed on leaves, fruits, and nuts, while carnivores rely on a balanced  ecosystem where prey animals thrive. Moreover, forests help maintain natural water cycles and ensure  that rivers and lakes remain healthy, (3) _______. When forests are destroyed, food chains are disrupted,  making it difficult for animals to find sustenance. 

Question 1. 

A. people are increasingly realizing the importance of forests to the well-being of animals

B. ecological balance is determined by the stability of species numbers as well as habitats

C. all wild animals have to rely more or less on forests for food or habitat 

D. forests play a vital role in supporting wildlife and maintaining ecological balance

Question 2. 

A. Forests are where people find many rare plant species for medical development

B. In addition to offering shelter, forests provide a rich and diverse food source

C. Humans probably benefit most from forests, although not as directly as animals

D. Forests regulate the atmosphere, helping to push back global warming and climate change

Question 3. 

A. this is essential for both aquatic and land-dwelling species 

B. that is essential for both aquatic and land-dwelling species 

C. which is essential for both aquatic and land-dwelling species 

D. it is essential for both aquatic and land-dwelling species

Read the following passage about Marie Curie and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct  option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 4 to 6. 

Marie Curie, (4) _______, is one of the most influential scientists in history. Born in 1867 in  Poland, she moved to France to pursue higher education, as women at the time had limited opportunities  in science. (5) _______, she dedicated herself to studying radioactivity which was also a term she coined. Her groundbreaking research led to the discovery of polonium and radium, revolutionizing modern  physics and medicine. 

Winning the Nobel Prize in both Physics and Chemistry, (6) _______. Despite facing many  challenges, she continued her research, leading to advancements in medicine. Her contributions not only  advanced scientific knowledge but also paved the way for future generations of female scientists.

Question 4. 

A. whose huge contributions to scientific discovery 

B. who had groundbreaking research in science 

C. has made an effort to explore the mysteries of science 

D. dedicates herself to scientific progress and knowledge 

Question 5. 

A. She was a woman of great curiosity, which led her to discoveries 

B. Marie Curie had an extraordinary talent for chemistry and physics 

C. This scientist was determined to make a difference in science 

D. Since she was passionate about scientific discovery  

Question 6. 

A. her discoveries helped many people live better lives  

B. Curie’s assistance brought scientific breakthroughs to many researchers 

C. Curie became the first woman to achieve such a feat  

D. her devotion was recognized, bringing her worldwide admiration