Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions. (1.5 points)

The world is losing its wildlife at an alarming speed. In the last 40 years, half of all wild animals have disappeared. Scientists predict that by 2050, almost 90% of animals will lose parts of their natural homes, such as forests. We must make big changes soon to protect these species before it is too late.

One company, led by Gautam Shah, is using technology to help. They create mobile apps that connect people with nature in creative ways. For example, one app uses Augmented Reality (AR) so you can take a “selfie” with a rhino or a bear. The animal looks real in your photo, even though it isn’t actually there!

Another app challenges you to stay active by racing against real animals. It tracks the movement of snow leopards and tigers, and you must try to run further than they do. You can also play a game where you act as a scientist in South-East Asia. In this game, you study real photos and learn how experts work to save wildlife.

Gautam Shah believes that young people are the key to saving the planet. Today, over 2.1 billion people play games on their phones. If all these players become interested in the environment through these fun apps, they can work together to change the world and save our animals.

(Adapted from Gateway to the World A2 exam practice reading)

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the co...