CAEL Practice Questions - Canadian Academic English Language (CAEL) Assessment Exam

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Read the passage: 'Urban planners in several Canadian cities have begun converting underused parking lots into pocket parks. These small green spaces, often no larger than a single building lot, provide shade, reduce the urban heat-island effect, and give residents a place to gather. Although each park is modest, planners argue that together they form a network that meaningfully improves the livability of dense neighbourhoods.' What is the main idea of this passage?

Parking lots are no longer needed in Canadian cities Small pocket parks collectively improve the livability of dense urban areas Pocket parks are larger than a single building lot The urban heat-island effect cannot be reduced

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Small pocket parks collectively improve the livability of dense urban areas

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