Comprehension Passage
Time, as a concept, is an eternal paradox. It is both a constant and a variable, a universal truth yet deeply personal in its experience. We measure it in seconds, minutes, hours, yet its passage is felt in moments, memories, and emotions. For some, time moves slowly, dragging its feet as they wait for an anticipated event. For others, it flies by in the blink of an eye, leaving them to wonder where it went. Time is a silent observer of our lives, recording every action and thought, and yet, it eludes definition. The human mind, in its quest to conquer time, has created tools to measure it—calendars, clocks, and timelines. But despite our efforts to understand and control it, time remains the ultimate mystery, moving forward with or without our consent. It is the one resource that, once lost, can never be regained. Perhaps the true mastery of time lies not in its measurement but in how we choose to spend it.
According to the passage, how do people experience time?
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In seconds, minutes, and hours
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In moments, memories, and emotions
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In a consistent and predictable way
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By controlling it with tools like clocks