13. Since then, a wide range of practitioners 13 these ideas in innovative directions.

(A)extend

(B)are extending

(C)will extend

(D)have extended

14. the room’s pattern 14 changes as people enter and leave.(A)constantly(B)fragilely(C)politically(D)reluctantly

15. Other projects turn toward cognition, concentrating on memory reconstruction for individuals with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Through interactive imagery and sound, those patients are invited to reconnect with fragmented personal memories. Similarly, some experimental theaters and cultural parks in Taiwan combine overlapping digital projections and responsive sounds 15 stories drawn from markets, lanes, and festivals.(A)at(B)in(C)on(D)with

16. Which of the following best describes the main idea of the text?(A)The rise of international travel after the pandemic has made it impossible for historical cities to become world famous destinations.(B)While tourism is the most important engine for global economic growth, it should be limited to cities with modern infrastructure.(C)The most effective way to solve urban overcrowding is to increase tourist taxes and replace local shops with high-end souvenir stores.(D)Overtourism creates challenges, but shifting from a focus on quantity to quality can help create a better future for both residents and visitors.

17. In the second paragraph, why does the author mention the challenges faced by public facilities at tourist spots?(A)To demand that local governments stop all tourism-related construction immediately(B)To explain why residents prefer to move to areas with more narrow and tightly packed streets(C)To illustrate how the original scale of these locations is overwhelmed by the number of visitors(D)To suggest that developing modern facilities is more important than preserving historical streets

18. According to the table in the passage, which of the following statements is true?(A)Strategies that limit cruise ships or control hotel growth help to increase the money spent by each tourist.(B)Digital reservation systems are the most popular strategy because they are the easiest for all three cities to use.(C)Kyoto’s strategy of restricting bus routes is more effective at increasing visitor spending than Amsterdam’s hotel ban.(D)Venice’s access fee primarily targets high-value tourists, explaining why its resident satisfaction improved the most.

19. A city official wants to significantly improve resident satisfaction while maximizing economic growth. According to the passage, which approach would the author most likely recommend?(A)Introducing tourist taxes and focusing on high-value visitors(B)Encouraging local people to leave and building more souvenir stores(C)Lowering daily entry fees and cancelling strict bus route restrictions(D)Inviting large tour groups and promoting innovative digital reservation

20. Which of the following can be inferred from the passage regarding the future of tourism?(A)Increasing tourism revenue will inevitably lead to a decrease in resident satisfaction.(B)Successful tourism will focus more on protecting local communities than on just growing visitor numbers.(C)Limiting the number of tourists will decrease tourism revenue and therefore harm the local businesses seriously.(D)Digital technology will gradually reduce the demand for physical tourism and decrease the pressure of overtourism.

21. According to the passage, why do some opponents criticize the casting of Ariel in the live-action The Little Mermaid? (A)They argue that hiring a colored actress to play Ariel can be an act of plagiarism. (B)They argue that changing Ariel’s skin color goes against the original story and tradition. (C)They believe that the role of Ariel should be reserved for actresses from different cultural backgrounds. (D)They believe that the movie would have been more successful if Ariel were played by an Asian actress.

22. According to the passage, what reaction did many young Black girls have when Halle Bailey appeared as Ariel?(A)They felt disappointed because it was so far from the truth.(B)They felt so angry because their cultures were not respected.(C)They felt happy because they saw themselves represented on screen.(D)They felt amused because they experienced a lot of technology in the movie.

23. What can be inferred about Disney’s recent casting choices from the examples of Tiana, Moana, and Ariel?(A)Disney is trying to stay away from political correctness.(B)Disney is moving away from fairy tales toward action films.(C)Disney is willing to take on more social responsibility as a company.(D)Disney is attempting to hold on to its traditional narrative framework.

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