66. The phrase ‟echo chambers” refers to situations in which people _____.
(A) interact only face to face
(B) encounter viewpoints similar to their own
(C) become experts in journalism
(D) avoid communication entirely 

67. Which statement best reflects the author’s perspective? (A) The issue is complex and requires balance. (B) Governments should ban all social media immediately. (C) Technology companies are entirely trustworthy. (D) Recommendation algorithms have no social influence.

68. What is the main issue explored in the passage? (A) the history of neuroscience (B) the ethical debate of memory-enhancement technology (C) the decline of public universities (D) methods of medical advertising

69. Why did critics worry about educational inequality? (A) Wealthy individuals might gain academic advantages. (B) Universities rejected scientific innovation. (C) Students disliked technology. (D) Memory research reduced educational funding.

70. What argument do supporters of the research make? (A) Corporate funding should be banned immediately. (B) All technology is inherently dangerous. (C) Scientific progress should be regulated rather than stopped. (D) Scientific discoveries should remain secret.

71. The word ‟objective” is closest in meaning to _____. (A) controversial (B) expensive  (C) innovative (D) unbiased

72. Which statement best reflects the author’s perspective? (A) Scientific research should be controlled entirely by corporations. (B) Technological innovation requires progress and ethical oversight. (C) Ethical concerns are unimportant. (D) Journalists misunderstand science completely. 

73. Which of the following statements best summarizes the ‟geopolitical paradox” described in the passage? (A) Europe’s transition to green energy has made it entirely self-sufficient, causing a collapse in global trade. (B) The conflict in Ukraine has forced European nations to increase their long-term  consumption of Russian natural gas. (C) Escaping dependency on Russian fossil fuels has inadvertently led Europe into a heavy reliance on Chinese green technology. (D) China’s domestic environmental laws have prevented it from exporting solar panels to Western markets.

74. According to the passage, what prevents Western policymakers from simply imposing tariffs on Chinese green imports? (A) Explicit prohibitions enforced by the United Nations Security Council. (B) The fear that tariffs will raise the cost of renewable tech and delay climate goals. (C) The complete lack of interest among Western consumers in purchasing electric vehicles. (D) A global shortage of shipping vessels available to transport domestic products. 

75. The word ‟conundrum” in the second paragraph is closest in meaning to ________. (A) panacea (B) breakthrough (C) consensus (D) dilemma

76. What can be inferred about the transition to renewable energy based on the text? (A) It involves complex international trade-offs where ecological goals may clash with national security. (B) It is a purely technological challenge that carries no economic or political risks. (C) It has been permanently halted due to the absolute depletion of rare earth elements. (D) It was primarily designed by Russian energy conglomerates to maximize oil prices. 

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