Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered...

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 5.

Seldom has the need to protect our planet's delicate ecosystems been more urgent or more widely acknowledged. At this critical juncture, governments and corporations face a watershed moment: they can either cling to outdated, profit-driven models, make superficial gestures of environmentalism, or (1) ______. The path chosen now will irrevocably shape the world for generations to come.

The obstacles to meaningful conservation stem not only from the scarcity of financial resources and advanced technology but also (2) ______. Ambitious targets are often set at international conferences, with vast sums allocated to various projects. (3) ______. The ancestral knowledge and daily stewardship of indigenous communities are invaluable assets, yet they are too often sidelined in policymaking.

Looking ahead, the path toward meaningful conservation must be paved with more than just good intentions and legislative ink. Robust international policies can certainly regulate industries and protect vast ecosystems, (4) ______. This cultivation of a shared environmental ethic is what animates policy, transforming it from a distant concept into a collective human endeavor. (5) ______.

(Adapted from ScienceDirect)

Question 1:
A. a fundamental commitment to embracing the redesign of our economic relationship with nature
B. redesigning our economic relationship with nature is a fundamental commitment to be embraced
C. of committing to a fundamental embrace of our economic relationship with nature's redesign
D. embrace a fundamental commitment to redesigning our economic relationship with nature