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Many people think of libraries as quiet buildings filled with printed books. However, modern libraries have become much more than places where books are stored. They provide access to digital databases, support students who need help with research, offer public workshops and create safe spaces for people who may not have internet access at home. In this sense, libraries continue to serve an important social function, even in an age when information seems to be available everywhere.

According to the passage, modern libraries ----.

Sleep is often treated as a period of inactivity, but scientific studies suggest that it is a highly active process. During sleep, the brain organizes information, strengthens memory and helps regulate emotions. Lack of sleep can therefore affect not only attention and learning but also decision-making and mood. For this reason, reducing sleep in order to study longer may produce the opposite of the desired result.

It can be understood from the passage that sleep ----.

Urban agriculture has gained attention in recent years as cities look for ways to become more sustainable. Growing vegetables on rooftops, in community gardens or in unused urban spaces can provide local food, reduce transportation costs and strengthen community ties. Nevertheless, urban agriculture cannot replace large-scale farming entirely, as cities lack the space needed to produce enough food for all residents.

Which of the following is true according to the passage?

Scientific communication is not limited to publishing results in academic journals. If research findings are to benefit society, they must also be explained in a way that non-specialists can understand. This does not mean simplifying the science until it loses accuracy. Rather, it requires choosing clear language, useful examples and appropriate channels of communication. A discovery that remains locked inside technical language may have little public impact.

The passage mainly emphasizes that scientific findings should be ----.

Climate change does not affect all regions in the same way. Some areas experience more frequent droughts, while others face stronger storms or rising sea levels. This uneven distribution of effects makes adaptation difficult because each region requires different solutions. A coastal city may need flood barriers, whereas an agricultural region may need drought-resistant crops and better water management.

According to the passage, adaptation to climate change is difficult because ----.

Reading in a foreign language is often challenging because understanding a text requires more than knowing individual words. Readers must also recognize how ideas are connected, how examples support claims and how the tone of a text shapes meaning. A learner who translates every word separately may miss the overall message. Therefore, successful reading depends on both vocabulary knowledge and the ability to follow the structure of the text.

According to the passage, successful reading in a foreign language requires ----.

Public health campaigns are more effective when they consider the daily lives of the people they aim to reach. A message may be scientifically correct, yet fail if it is delivered in a form that people find confusing, distant or unrealistic. For example, advising people to eat healthier food is not enough if healthy options are expensive or unavailable in their neighborhood. Effective communication must therefore be connected to practical conditions.

Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?

Although technology has changed the way people work, it has not removed the need for human judgement. Automated systems can process information quickly and detect patterns that humans may overlook. However, these systems may also repeat biases found in the data they are trained on. For this reason, decisions based on technology should be evaluated carefully, especially when they affect employment, education or health.

The passage suggests that automated systems ----.

Historical objects in museums are often valued because they are old, but their age alone does not explain their significance. A simple tool, a piece of clothing or a household item can reveal how people worked, dressed, ate and organized their daily lives. In this way, museums help visitors understand not only major political events but also the ordinary experiences that shaped the past.

According to the passage, historical objects in museums ----.

Learning a language is sometimes described as memorizing grammar rules and vocabulary lists. These are certainly useful, but they do not automatically lead to effective communication. Learners also need to understand how language changes according to purpose, context and audience. A sentence that is correct in grammar may still be inappropriate in a formal email or a public presentation if it does not match the situation.

The main point of the passage is that language learning ----.