Reading Passage 1: "William Kamkwamba"

Explanation:
strengthened his reputation = Palladio’s reputation has been nurtured 
by
Q 13. In the writer’s opinion, what feeling will visitors to the exhibition experi-
ence?
Answer: 
benevolent calm
Part of the passage:
 
This is an uncompromising exhibition; many of the drawings are 
small and faint, and there are no sideshows for children, but 
the impact of harmonious 
lines and satisfying proportions is to impart in a viewer a feeling of
 
benevolent calm
. 
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DAY 29
READING PASSAGE 2
Questions 14 – 20
Q 14. Paragraph A
Answer: 
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Keywords in Question
Similar words in Passage
Drives or pressures 
motivate 
companies 
to 
address CSR
Nowadays, governments and 
companies
 need to account 
for 
the social consequences of their actions
. As a re-
sult, 
corporate social responsibility (CSR) has become 
a priority
for business leaders around the world. When a 
well-run business applies its vast resources and expertise 
to social problems that it understands and in which it has 
a stake, it can have a greater impact than any other orga-
nization.
Explanation:
The first paragraph mainly mentions about the 
reasons (or drives/ pres-
sures stated in the question) why companies address CSR, and it turns out to be the 
social consequences of their actions (found in the paragraph).