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Read the following short text, then select which proposition(s) is/are true:

Read the following short text, then select which proposition(s) is/are true:

For an enthusiast, collecting

and playing the old arcade games has nostalgic value, like someone who grew up

in the 1950s and listens to old 45s and restores old cars. But in the game

industry, fans who trade old games are considered as little better than

criminals. Most game programs are copyright, and some companies have threatened

to sue websites if they distribute their games—even for free. A number of big

websites were shut down when the Interactive Digital Software Association, a

body which represents computer games manufacturers, threatened legal action.

However, most of the old arcade games remain freely available from websites

outside the US.

Read the following short text, then select which proposition(s) is/are true:

Read the following short text, then select which proposition(s) is/are true:

New Delhi, a city of red

sandstone architecture and wide, treelined streets had some 10,000 vehicles in

1947; now its streets are clogged with over 4.5 million cars and trucks, a

number that is expected to double in the next 20 years. The World Health

Organization has classified New Delhi as one of the 10 most polluted cities in

the world—along with Mexico City, Seoul and Beijing. By next year, says Jag

Parvesh Chandra, a former chief executive of the city council and a leader of

the ruling Congress Party, New Delhi will be “an atmospheric gas chamber”; if

current trends continue, he suggests, the government may have to move and “New

Delhi will slide into a coma.”