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Passage A Choose the best answer for each blank. 
 No doubt, everybody likes to have a little more money in the bank, but figuring out how to get it can be a real challenge.However, there’s good news. It turns out that you don’t have to save a lot to end up with a lot. That’s the idea behind the lattefactor, a __16__ that might change the way you look at money.   The latte factor is an idea that was first presented by American financial advisor David Bach. According to Bach, peoplespend small amounts of money every day on little things like latte coffees. These things are common and seem __17__individually. __18__, most people don’t think much about buying them. However, over time, they can actually add up to a lotof money. That’s money that could be invested __19__.    Maybe this idea is somewhat __20__ at first. However, the amount of money that you save by avoiding things like latteswould probably surprise you. __21__, if you could spend just NT$200 less each day, you’d __22__ saving NT$ 1,400 eachweek. In a year, that’s about NT$ 73,000. If that money is invested, it gains even more value. The __23__ that adds 10% tothat amount each year could turn your NT$200 into over NT$ 490,000 in just five years. Add more time and take away morelattes, and that number keeps getting bigger.   Take a look at how you spend money. You’ll probably find that you spend quite a bit of money on small things that youcould live __24__. As the latte factor shows, you’ll be a lot better off if you save or invest that money __25__ spend it. So,getting more money in the bank might not actually be as hard as it seems. All it takes is a latte a day.

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