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4342 What is the best translation of: He's going downstairs.

Sta salendo di sopra. Scese di sotto. Sta scendendo di sotto. Stanno scendendo di sotto.

4326 Complete the sentence with the most correct and proper option. "Tom is not very good at ... responsibility".

Doing. Get. Taking. Making.

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Up to 10,000 people could be allowed to watch Olympic events in Tokyo this summer, after Japanese health experts approved plans to raise the number of spectators at sports venues. The proposed measure would come into force after a Covid-19 state of emergency in Tokyo and other parts of the country ends on 20 June and would last until the end of August, said Yasutoshi Nishimura, the minister overseeing Japan's coronavirus response. "It is important that we maintain thorough anti-infection measures to prevent a rebound in cases, especially as we foresee a spread of the Delta variant," Nishimura told a government advisory panel, which endorsed the spectator cap. Spectators are currently capped at 5,000 people or 50% of a venue's capacity, whichever is smaller. Tokyo, Osaka and eight other regions are under a state of emergency that is due to end on 20 June. Bars and restaurants have been banned from selling alcohol and must close at 8pm, while people have been urged to avoid non-essential outings and companies encouraged to allow employees to work from home. The Tokyo 2020 organising committee will not make a final decision on whether to allow domestic spectators to attend Olympic events until later this month. Nishimura said health experts had agreed with a government plan that would permit the increase in spectators provided that no special coronavirus infection controls were in place. Reports suggest Japan is likely to retain some rules on restaurant opening hours and other businesses that attract large numbers of people. With overseas sports fans already banned this summer, Japan's government is keen to have a limited number of domestic spectators at Olympic venues to create a semblance of atmosphere. On Tuesday, the International Olympic Committee warned competitors who breached Covid rules would face a range of punishments, including temporary or permanent expulsion from the Games.
Read the extract taken from The Guardian and then choose the correct option. What is the purpose of this ar??cle?

To promote the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. To discourage people from attending sports events. To report changes in the number of sports spectators permitted. To explain the current covid-19 protocols in Japan.

4294 "Canada is a rugged country with a lot of uninhabitable land, from the glaciers in the northern Arctic regions to the Rocky Mountains which dominate the west. Central Canada is covered by vast plains, known as prairies, and huge lakes. Approximately 90% of Canadians live along the border with the United States". According to the text, where does around 90% of Canadians live?

In the mid west. In the remotest parts of the Country. Along the border with the US. In the Labrador area.

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Beekeeping is one of the oldest industries in existence, but it faces numerous threats. A number of tech firms hope to help the honey bee have a brighter future. Noah Wilson-Rich, chief scientific officer of US firm Best Bees Company, says it is distressing how many American honey bee colonies, or hives as they are otherwise known, die off every year. Hit by a deadly parasitic mite, pesticides and climate change, a survey showed that between April 2019 and 2020 43.7% of US hives were lost. His Boston firm installs hives on commercial and residential properties - everywhere from roof tops to back gardens. Its staff then use an advanced software system to monitor and record the health of all the bee colonies. The data is shared with researchers at Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, to help them better understand the plight of the insects. One firm also at the forefront of the honey bee industry is Irish business ApisProtect, which makes wireless in-hive sensors that collect and transmit data to a website-based "dashboard". "What we do is extract those raw data points and then use machine learning to convert that into useful information," says Chief Executive Fiona Edwards Murphy. "In a commercial operation only about 20% of hives at any given time need intervention. The problem is that beekeepers don't know which 20%. They literally go out and pick around a hive to see if it's the one they should be looking at. What we do is enable them to get a picture of what's happening in all their hives, spread across a large area, before they even leave their office in the morning. For commercial beekeepers, we see a 50% reduction in labour costs. That obviously has a huge impact on the business of beekeeping." An even more futuristic bee tech project is the pan European Hiveopolis scheme, which is studying the possibility of putting tiny "waggle dancing" robots inside hives to influence bee behaviour. The idea is that the robots will try to imitate how bees communicate using movement. And from that the hope is that the robots will be able to direct the worker bees to the best sources of nectar.
Read the extract taken from BBC News and then choose the correct option. Which of the following is TRUE about ApisProtect?

It was the first tech company to address the needs of honey bees. It makes technology that is installed outside of bee colonies. It is a pioneer in the honey bee industry. It is the most innovative company creating technology for honey bees.

4262 "The Global Financial Centres Index published in 2018 ranks New York as the most competitive financial centre in the world. Wall Street is home to the world's largest stock exchange, NYSE, as well as the second largest, NASDAQ. Some of the world's largest banks also have their headquarters there". As per the text, what is Wall Street home to?

The world's richest company. The world's largest enterprise. The world's largest stock exchange. The world's biggest pineapple.

4246 "Despite the growing threat of vector-borne diseases to individuals, families and societies, the ethical issues raised by vector-borne diseases have received only limited attention. Recognizing this gap, WHO (World Health Organization) has issued new guidance to support national VBD (Vector-borne diseases) control programmes in their efforts to identify and respond to the core ethical issues at stake." What does the word "gap" refer to?

To the new WHO's guidance. The WHO. To the limited attention on the ethical issues raised by vector-borne diseases. To general diseases.

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Scientists in Australia have classified a new species of dinosaur, discovered in 2007, as the largest ever found on the continent. The Australotitan cooperensis, or "the southern titan", is among the 15 largest dinosaurs found worldwide. Experts said the titanosaur would have been up to 6.5m (21ft) tall and 30m long, or "as long as a basketball court". Its skeleton was first discovered on a farm in south-west Queensland. Palaeontologists had worked over the past decade to identify the dinosaur - distinguishing it from other known species by comparing scans of its bones to those of other sauropods. Sauropods were plant-eating dinosaurs known for their size. They had small heads, very long necks, long tails and thick, pillar-like legs. The team of researchers had nicknamed the dinosaur Cooper while working on it, after the nearby Cooper Creek where it was found. The team found the Australotitan was closely related to three other sauropod species - the Wintonotitan, Diamantinasaurus and Savannasaurus. "It looks like Australia's largest dinosaurs were all part of one big happy family," said Dr Scott Hocknull, one of the lead researchers. "It's amazing to think from the first bones discovered by our son, the first digs with the Queensland Museum, through to the development of a not-for-profit museum that runs annual dinosaur digs, all have helped us to get to this point, it's a real privilege," Stuart Mackenzie said. The Queensland state government welcomed the classification on Tuesday- calling it a boon for local dinosaur discovery.
Read the extract taken from BBC News and then choose the correct option. Which of the following is TRUE about the new dinosaur species?

It grew up to 30m high. It is the largest species found in the world. It is the largest species found in Australia. It was discovered in a residential area.

4407 Complete the sentence with the correct tense. "I could repair the roof myself if I ___________ a ladder".

Would have. Should. Had. Will have.

4391 "Ikea France was accused of using private detectives and police officers to collect staff's private data. This included illegally accessing their criminal records in order to vet applicants for jobs. The Ingka group - which owns most of Ikea's stores around the world - has apologized and condemned the practices. In a statement, reported by Reuters news agency, the company said it had "implemented a major action plan to prevent this from happening again"". According to the text, how was Ikea collecting staff's private data?

By apologizing. By filming the staff. Among others, by accessing staff's criminal records. By implementing a major prevention plan.

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