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(A) exclusion
(B) assumption
(C) delusion
(D) cohesion 

16. Which statement best captures the author’s overall attitude toward sharenting？ (A) It is harmless when parents use privacy settings carefully. (B) It is mainly beneficial for strengthening family relationships. (C) It carries unintended long-term risks despite positive intentions. (D) It should be legally prohibited worldwide.

17. According to the passage, why are privacy settings described as unreliable protection？ (A) Social media companies disable them frequently without informing the users. (B) Children can easily change account passwords and lose the access to the settings. (C) The users have technical difficulty to activate the privacy settings. (D) Platform features allow content to reach people other than the users’ intention.

18. In the sentence “sharing children’s photos online can      compromise      their safety and privacy,” what does the word      compromise      most nearly mean？ (A) balance two different interests (B) expose to possible harm or danger (C) reduce slightly but not seriously (D) discuss and reach an agreement

19. Why does the author mention both traditional online risks and AI-generated threats？ (A) To argue that artificial intelligence is the main cause of online crime. (B) To suggest parents should especially focus on preventing AI misuse. (C) To compare past internet problems with future technological benefits. (D) To show that technology is expanding existing dangers rather than replacing them.

20. What rhetorical function does the statistical data from the Southampton study mainly serve in the article？ (A) It strengthens the credibility of the warning with empirical evidence. (B) It introduces a neutral background description of social media habits. (C) It demonstrates that sharenting is not necessarily declining among parents. (D) It provides striking evidence that may increase readers’ sense of concern.

26 Agricultural land, vegetation, and forest in the humid tropics, although less ________ to burning, also experience large fires, with the most serious occurring in 1997/98 in South East Asia. (A)prone (B)likely (C)immune (D)resistant

27 Cigarette butts are the leading cause of residential fire deaths, so smokers should ________ them to prevent fires. (A)extinguish (B)nourish (C)distinguish (D)broadcast

28 Over the past two decades, 77 firefighters have lost their lives in the ________ of duty, according to the National Association for Firefighters in Taiwan. (A)line (B)break (C)cast (D)tour

29 If you encounter a typhoon while hiking or camping, you should ________ immediately and report your route and schedule to your family. (A)evacuate (B)eliminate (C)emulate (D)hallucinate

30 People should secure large items like cabinets and appliances with simple equipment to ensure stability and prevent ________ during an earthquake. (A)clapping (B)topping (C)shipping (D)tipping

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