Question 2. A. to B. on C. with D. at

Question 26. A. Control authorities have been presented the implementations of this system, supporting the creation of detailed security specifications for fabricated goods

B.  Oversight bodies have been communicated the uses of this innovation, assisting in developing thorough quality requirements for produced items

C.  Regulatory agencies have explained the applications of this technology, helping establish comprehensive safety standards for manufactured products

D.  Governing organizations have been described the utilizations of this technique, facilitating the establishment of complete protection criteria for generated products

Question 27. A. Coming versions ought to integrate machine learning to enhance fabrication routes and significantly decrease manufacturing time

B.  Future iterations should incorporate artificial intelligence to optimize printing pathways and substantially reduce production duration

C.  Subsequent generations should embed computational intelligence to improve construction patterns and markedly shorten production periods

D.  Following models should include algorithmic systems to refine printing trajectories and notably diminish fabrication intervals

Question 8. Where in the passage does the following sentence best fit?

Such deception often succeeds because victims rarely confirm altered bank details via a separate, trusted channel.

A.  [I]                        B. [II]                                C. [III]                        D. [IV]

Question 9. Which of the following best summarises paragraph 1?

A.  Customers thoroughly audit every invoice, reporting anomalies before funds are transferred.

B.  Criminals hijack vendor emails, alter invoice details, and thrive unless independent verification interrupts payments.

C.  Invoice fraud is rare and easily reversed when banks act with vigilant customers.

D.  Automated systems now block all altered account numbers, eliminating losses entirely.

Question 10. What is the primary lure in phishing scams?

A.  Free antivirus on CDs                                B. Guaranteed tax refunds instantly

C.  Personal visits from officials                        D. Seemingly legitimate, urgent messages        

Question 11. According to paragraph 4, they move to private channels to ______.

A.  share photos in higher resolution without public moderation or community flags

B.  archive conversations securely with better encryption than mainstream social networks

C.  avoid fees charged by dating platforms during extended relationship building

D.  evade platform safeguards and manipulate victims more freely without oversight

Question 12. What should a user do when a “technician” requests urgent remote access?

A.  Grant access briefly while recording the session to collect evidence against scammers.

B.  Ask for employee ID numbers and continue until the error is demonstrated live.

C.  Decline access, verify independently via official contacts, and end communication immediately.

D.  Switch computers, then reconnect to isolate risk before permitting remote diagnostics.

Question 13. The phrase They in paragraph 2 refers to ______.

A.  banks                B. tax offices                        C. parcel couriers        D. messages

Question 14. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?

A.  Bank reimbursement is guaranteed if invoice fraud is reported immediately after transfer.

B.  Most scams cannot be prevented because verification fails even when users check independently.
C. Romance scams rarely involve money and usually avoid investment or gifting requests.
D. Cross-channel verification and delaying tactics reduce vulnerability by disrupting urgency and denying unmonitored access.

Question 18.        A. investments        B. invested                C. investors                D. investing