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Oh my! The new water dragonfly is so beautiful! The gold on his back sparkled. Four balls papery wings. The head was round and the eyes glittered like glass. His body is small and slim, like the color of autumn sunshine. He perched on a branch of sesame buds that stretched out on the lake. The four wings fluttered as if in doubt.

   Then suddenly, the water dragonfly flew up. The tiny shadow glided quickly across the lake. Spanning the vast lake and calm. He flew higher and farther. Under his wing now is a green bamboo wall whispering in the wind, a pond with swaying sweet potato groves. Then the beautiful scenes of the country appeared: fields with herds of buffalo grazing; river with boats up and down. On the high floor, storks are flying, the sky is clear and high.

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. Read the following passage and choose the best option for each numbered blank. 
 
 Approximately one-sixth of the world’s (1)   now live in shanty towns, which are seen as “breeding grounds” for social problems such as crime, drug addition, alcoholism, (2)    and unemployment.  The (3)   of megacities brings enormous challenges to governments, social and environmental planners, architects, engineers and the inhabitants of the megacities. Just one example: the London population grew from one million to eight million in 150 years, while the population of Mexico City grew from one million to over 15 million people in only 50 years.  No wonder that the (4)    number of people living in cities more demands, in areas such as housing and services. The destruction of our environment and poverty are two other concerns, which city (5)   have to take care of.  Megacities influence a variety of living (6)   for citizens. Although traffic jams, poor air quality and increasing health risks, make life in (7)    more difficult, people continue to choose to live there. Therefore it is essential, that more government programmes are carried out in (8)   to help improve living conditions for the inhabitants of metropolitan areas.  However, megacities also offer great chances: they offer opportunities to look for jobs, especially for young people. According to the authority, Mexico City and São Paulo produce around 50% of the income of their countries. Bangkok (9)    more than 40% to the GDP, (10)    it is home only to 10% of the population of Thailand
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Read the following passage and complete predictions 1-5. Use the
affirmative or negative form of will and the verbs in brackets.
WILL ALL TEACHERS BE ROBOTS IN THE FUTURE? How will technology change
the world of work? Nobody really knows, but we can make predictions. Scientists think
that some jobs will disappear because of new technology. For example, there won’t be
any mechanics because robots will repair our cars. Programmers will lose their jobs too,
because robots will write all the computer software. And scientists don’t think we’ll need
pilots, as robots will fly planes. But what about teachers or doctors? Will robots take
their jobs? Probably not. Robots are very good at technical work, but they aren’t very
good at dealing with people!
1. Robots ___ (repair) our cars.
2. Robots ___ (write) computer programs.
3. Robots ___ (fly) planes.

4. Robots ___ (work) as doctors.
5. Robots ___ (teach) students at school.