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T e 0s ere ar ed a s a t
- 0 economic downturn in many countries around the
world. The recession of the decade was the

result of a combination of factors, including the oil
Education and career planning are essential r s s r s at o a d a de e rodu t v t .
variables in establishing a teen’s future. During Despite the economic challenges, the 1970s
this key phase, teenagers are enthusiastic about also saw advancements in technology, music,
exploring different educational options and planning and culture, with innovations such as the personal
their paths towards successful careers. They computer and the emergence of disco music.
participate in self-discovery exercises to identify In the United States, the crisis began in
their passions, strengths, and areas of interest. 1973 and lasted until 1975, leading to high
Apprenticeships provide hands-on training unemployment rates and a sharp decline in the
and vital real-world experience to aspiring stock market. t a so ad a s a t a t
professionals, fostering their abilities and on other countries, including the United Kingdom,
knowledge in a certain trade or career. Teens where it led to the implementation of a series of
use resources and seek assistance to research free-market economic policies.
colleges, universities, and vocational programmes A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
that align with their aspirations.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V

The aqueduct was built using stone, volcanic
rock, and lime mortar and stretched for about
8 o etres. The Chapultepec aqueduct,
Indigenous people have lived in the Arctic for
thousands of years, adapting to the environment built in the 15th century, provided drinking water
and developing a deep understanding of the to Tenochtitlan, now Mexico City. Sourced
land and its resources. The Arctic’s unique from the Chapultepec springs, it served as the
environment and ecosystem make it a vital area for r ar res ater su or t e te s t e
s e t resear t o o stud es o used city. Des te a destru t o t e rst
on wildlife, and human impacts on the region. ood a d t e t e a s t e a uedu t s
Trad t o a u t a d s ave ee o stru t o as o eted arou d B .
essential for their survival, with seals, whales, The Chapultepec aqueduct’s twin-pipe system
a d s rov d a orta t sour e o ood made it a crucial water source for Tenochtitlan,
and materials. They lead a life rich in culture a o t e te s to red re t ater eeded.
and traditions, with a strong connection to the A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
land and a deep respect for the natural world.
Today, many Arctic communities continue to
rely on subsistence activities while also facing
new challenges related to climate change and
globalisation.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V

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