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D is the correct answer, as we have the phrase, ‘It all begins ...’ which must be at the beginning of the text. Also none of the other options fit in at the beginning of the process; they all need further information before them so that they can be used in the text.  \n7. F is the correct answer, as in D we learn about the ingredients being mixed in a bowl, and F starts with ‘The mixture is then ...’ so we learn what happens to the mixture after this.  \n8. B is the correct answer, as the end of F mentions the creation of the biscuit shapes and B starts with ‘These uncooked shapes ...’ so it refers directly back to sentence F before it.  \n9. E is the correct answer, as in sentence B we learn they are baked in the oven and sentence E starts with ‘Once the biscuits are cooked...’ so here we learn what happens to them when they come out of the oven, i.e. they are packaged and boxed.  \n10. G is the correct answer, as ‘They are now ready to be sent to supermarkets ...’ because they have been packed into boxes. C cannot be used here because G must come first to say how they get to the supermarkets, [i.e. by](i.e. by) ‘a fleet of lorries’.  \n11. C is the only answer left, and is the correct answer because we then learn what happens to them after they have been delivered by a lorry to the supermarkets. i.e. they are put on the shelves ready for customers to buy them.  \nPage 14  \nAPTIS for Teens 03  \n12. Jake is correct as he says, ‘I’m quite happy with my own company, really ... Everyone says I am unsociable and I suppose I am a bit ... ’  \n13. Maisie is correct as she says, ‘My parents aren’t too keen on my having parties at home, but they make an exception on my birthday. We usually have a really big party’  \n14. Lynn is correct as she says,’ There’s nothing I enjoy more than celebrating special occasions  \nwith close friends. I usually have a small gathering at my house ...’. She then goes on to say that they might just have snacks or get a takeaway, so it is very informal. Maisie might seem to like informal celebrations but then she says that everyone dresses in their best clothes so it is quite formal. Jake actual tries to avoid any special occasions.  \n15. Lynn is correct as she says, ‘if I’m in the mood, I cook most of the food myself, or at least I can prepare some snacks ...’  \n16. Maisie is correct as she says, ‘you can hang out with people you haven’t seen in a long time.’  \n17. Mark is correct as he says, ‘so one year my mum surprised me by baking a cake on my birthday in the shape of afootball. My friends even dressed up as football players!’  \n18. Jake is correct as he says,’ I try to avoid joining in but usually my parents make me. We often argue about it.’  \nPage 15  \n04  \n19. F is the correct answer as a circular movement is mentioned twice in this paragraph. Firstly, ‘the Oyashio Current, which comes down from the sub-arctic area and travels in a counter-clockwise direction’ which talks about the movement of the water, and secondly, ‘The North Equatorial Current is caused by the rotation of the Earth, which makes the flow of water go from east to west’ which talks about both the movement of water and the circular movement of the Earth. F might be chosen for paragraph 21 as it says, ‘The circular rotation of the Gyre forces all waste material to travel inwards towards the centre.’ However no other option fits paragraph 19, and paragraph 21 also mentions why fish can’t survive in this region, so there is a better choice for this paragraph.  \n20. A is the correct answer as it says, ‘It is these warm waters that allow life on the Japanese coral reefs to survive.’ There is no other reference to something sustaining life in the coral reef.  \n21. H is the correct answer as it says,’ It is for this reason that fishermen avoid the centre as the water doesn’t have enough nutrients for fish to live on, so fi","cbCaiulNUVEKxlXi","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiulNUVEKxlXi","pdf",1103680,"English","# Reading Parts\n## Test 1\n## APTIS for Teens\n## Section 04","[{\"question\":\"How are correct answers justified in the Aptis Reading Parts section?\",\"answer\":\"Explanations show how a chosen option must match the sentence’s required position (e.g., beginning of the text) and how it connects to surrounding sentences logically and linguistically.\"},{\"question\":\"What does “APTIS for Teens 03/04” contain in this document?\",\"answer\":\"It includes guided justifications where named speakers’ statements are evaluated and matched to the correct answer choices based on their quotes and the level of formality or topic details.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the document decide between options when multiple choices seem plausible?\",\"answer\":\"It eliminates alternatives by checking whether other options can fit the paragraph context, including whether a better option already explains key ideas or required transitions.\"}]","Succeed in Aptis - Justification of the answers for Reading Parts - Test 1 | PDF",1790744343,15]