a. Doctor: I see. Do you have this pain all the time?

b. Andrew: Doctor, I’ve got this pain in my chest since a few days ago.

c. Andrew: No, I get it in the evening after dinner and sometimes after lunch.

(Adapted from English Discovery)

a. Nam: It’s hard to predict who’ll win. Other classes also have very interesting projects.

b. Mark: True. There’re so many great ideas. The judges will have a difficult decision to make.

c. Nam: You’re telling me! It’s a good habit that will lead to healthier lifestyles in the long run.

d. Mark: Tomorrow we’ll get the results of the Green Classroom Competition. Do you think we will win?

e. Mark: I agree. The Cycling-to-school programme proposed by Class 12C is going to impress the judges.

(Adapted from Global Success)

Where in paragraph 1 does the following sentence best fit?

However, these are only the products of culture followed by the society and cannot be defined as culture.

a. It’s a difficult balancing act and, of course, parents get it wrong sometimes. After all, they’re only human too.

b. But it’s not always so easy. Children grow up so fast these days and it can be difficult to get it right all the time.

c. If they are too strict, their children might rebel. If they are too soft, then the children might only do the things they want to do.

d. For sure, parents know the importance of school and they want their children to do well, but what happens when the child doesn’t want to try?

e. Most parents want to do their best for their children and help them get ahead in life. They try to bring their children up well and give them a happy childhood.

(Adapted from THiNK)