Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 24 to 28.When John Paul Yong sang his disco classic Love Is in the air, he probably wasn't thinking about human beings (24)_______ smells into the atmosphere to attract potential mates. However, the success of this song in the 1990s coincided with an increasing interest from the scientific community in discovering why people fall in love.The first scientists to investigate love in depth were sociologists, and they quickly destroyed the common belief that people fall in love with each other because of (25)______ They discovered that reality was much less romantic. In 2005, sociologists Christine R Schwartz and Robert D Mare presented a paper on their extensive study of couples (26)___ had married between 1940 and 2005 that showed that people very rarely marry someone who has a different level of education from theirs. Neither, according to research by (27)__ academics, do we fall for people from different socioeconomic backgrounds, nor with different beliefs. Sociologists concluded that we want to go out with people who are just like us. (28)_____ , you can walk into a room level of education, intelligence and looks as you, and you are unlikely to fall in love with any of them.(Adapted from Solutions - Third Edition - Upper-intermediate - Student's book)Question 24:

Câu hỏi: Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 24 to 28.When John Paul Yong sang his disco classic Love Is in the air, he probably wasn't thinking about human beings (24)_______ smells into the atmosphere to attract potential mates. However, the success of this song in the 1990s coincided with an increasing interest from the scientific community in discovering why people fall in love.The first scientists to investigate love in depth were sociologists, and they quickly destroyed the common belief that people fall in love with each other because of (25)______ They discovered that reality was much less romantic. In 2005, sociologists Christine R Schwartz and Robert D Mare presented a paper on their extensive study of couples (26)___ had married between 1940 and 2005 that showed that people very rarely marry someone who has a different level of education from theirs. Neither, according to research by (27)__ academics, do we fall for people from different socioeconomic backgrounds, nor with different beliefs. Sociologists concluded that we want to go out with people who are just like us. (28)_____ , you can walk into a room level of education, intelligence and looks as you, and you are unlikely to fall in love with any of them.(Adapted from Solutions - Third Edition - Upper-intermediate - Student's book)Question 24: