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Waarom denkt men in Japan dat ‘Artificial Intelligence at work’ (titel) nodig
gaat zijn?
gaat zijn?
A
om beter in staat te zijn om complexe politieke besluiten te nemen
B
om geldverspilling als gevolg van overbezetting te voorkomen
C
om het personeelstekort als gevolg van vergrijzing op te vangen
D
om rekenfouten die nu nog onopgemerkt blijven te corrigeren
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What becomes clear about Merle Liivand from the text?
A
She can move faster through water than she can move on land.
B
She prefers the company of water animals over that of humans.
C
She swims with both feet in one flipper and is an environmentalist.
D
She uses special breathing equipment and hardly ever surfaces.
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What does Merle Liivand tell about ‘her previous Guinness World Record’
(paragraph 2)?
(paragraph 2)?
A
Her health was troubling her too much.
B
Sea creatures slowed her down.
C
She had some issues with her gear.
D
The circumstances were challenging.
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‘In what is sure to be good news for absolutely no-one’ (paragraph 1)
How can this remark be characterised?
How can this remark be characterised?
A
as enthusiastic
B
as outraged
C
as playful
D
as rude
