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521–560 از 640
Passage summary: The passage introduces desalination as a response to freshwater shortages caused by excess demand, vulnerable supplies and climate change. It explains how reverse osmosis, the most…
Passage summary: Seawater collected for reverse osmosis is taken to a holding basin and introduced as the input to treatment. This input needs cleaning because its impurities can damage the…
Passage summary: Pre-treatment cleans the incoming seawater to protect the membranes used in reverse osmosis. A particle filter first removes wood and suspended solids, after which fine carbon…
Passage summary: After membrane separation, approximately half of the original feed water remains as usable product water; the saltier remainder returns to the source. Post-treatment mixes the…
Passage summary: Agritourism is expanding as farmers supplement their earnings through activities ranging from farm visits and seasonal recreation to events and stays involving everyday farm work. It…
Passage summary: Paragraph 1 presents agritourism as a growing source of extra farm income. It illustrates the idea with tours, seasonal recreation, farm buildings used for celebrations, and stays…
Passage summary: Agritourism includes farm tours, hay rides, crop-related seasonal recreation and stays on operating farms. Visitors can help with feeding or milking animals, collecting eggs or…
Passage summary: The passage describes the growth of agritourism and explains its appeal through rural experiences, nostalgia and authenticity. It presents authenticity as a theme that has persisted…
Passage summary: Agritourism offers rural experiences to visitors while providing farmers with additional income. The second paragraph identifies nostalgia for a simpler life and perceived…
Passage summary: Farm owners develop entertainment, events and working-farm stays to attract visitors and increase income. Tourists are drawn by rural experiences, nostalgia, authenticity and relief…
Passage summary: Agritourism includes tours and seasonal farm recreation, such as crop-picking activities, alongside events and stays involving routine chores. Visitors may collect ingredients and…
Passage summary: A condition becomes a social problem when enough community members regard it as undesirable, but agreement about its seriousness varies. Some severe problems attract broad agreement…
Passage summary: The passage defines social problems in terms of community judgments and distinguishes broadly condemned harms from conditions on which groups disagree. The underlined example…
Passage summary: The first paragraph explains that groups can differ in judging which conditions count as social problems. The second says that research identifies factors affecting how fully a…
Passage summary: The passage argues that social conditions are more readily recognized as problems when the affected people have influence. Difficulties experienced by poor people attracted less…
Passage summary: The passage links public recognition of social problems to the influence of those affected. In its United States example, drug abuse initially affected a poorer, predominantly…
Between now and 2030, urban areas .......... to triple in surface, and by 2050, 68% of the population will reside in cities.
.......... progress, many urban governments lack the capacity to address disaster risk reduction and management.
If you had told me as a teenager that at 27 I would be an ordinary clerk in a midsized firm in Cyprus, I .......... steadfast in assuring you that is not the dream I imagined.
The company is proud that .......... two steps between any member of staff and a senior manager.
Missing the health care payment will not cause immediate disaster, .......... affect current retiree benefits.
Other chapters round out a picture of the growth of large cities in Africa, .......... is not to be found in any other single document.
The last thing she recalled was .......... in the neighborhood to take shelter in an abandoned building, but the events that followed remained cloudy.
The dignity of Palestinian survivors who withstood the atrocities committed in the occupied Palestine survives, .......... who are no longer with us.
.......... indicative of long years of practice and rehearsal both individually and collectively.
The Court of Criminal Appeals on Wednesday had dismissed an appeal on that issue without reviewing the merits of the argument, .......... raised previously.
Choose the underlined part that must be changed for the sentence to be correct. The four marked parts are listed as the options. I bring all this up because I have been playing video games with my 4…
Choose the underlined part that must be changed for the sentence to be correct. The four marked parts are listed as the options. Those groups tend to be hit hardest by inflation, which have yet to…
Choose the underlined part that must be changed for the sentence to be correct. The four marked parts are listed as the options. Around half of the English employers told job site Indeed that their…
Choose the underlined part that must be changed for the sentence to be correct. The four marked parts are listed as the options. since then I accept that he’s not perfect in many respects, I do…
Choose the underlined part that must be changed for the sentence to be correct. The four marked parts are listed as the options. A new approach takes shape when emphasis is given to the exercise of…
The leaders of the two parties met in a last-ditch attempt to .......... their differences, apparently in vain.
Urban .......... refers to the rate at which the population, land area, or significant land-use increases.
New York has introduced a fee of $50 to park on certain streets in the city in a bid to .......... motorists from clogging its roads.
As this experiment reveals, what we call .......... decision-making is really one’s ability to recognize patterns at lightning speed.
The markets have exposed the fatal .......... in the government’s economic policy.