Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 18 to 22.

Turning Trash into Trolls
Seventeen heads sit on shelves at a warehouse in Copenhagen, Denmark. The heads are over one meter tall and are waiting ___(1)___. They are the work of Danish sculptor Thomas Dambo. Dambo creates huge trolls from “trash wood” – wood that he finds on the ground or ___(2)___.
When they are completed, Dambo puts the trolls outside in green spaces. One project – The Great Troll Folk Fest – featured five- to seven-meter-tall trolls placed in parks around Denmark. ___(3)___. Since 2014, Dambo has put trolls in other green spaces around the world, such as South Korea, China, Puerto Rico, France, and the United States.
Dambo uses trash wood he finds in each country to make the trolls. For a project in Culebra, Puerto Rico, Dambo recycled plywood that had covered windows during a hurricane. ___(4)___. To make the troll’s hair for The Great Troll Folk Fest in Denmark, he used fallen branches and twigs from local forests.
Dambo’s work has a purpose: He wants the trolls to connect us to nature. ___(5)___, Dambo hopes that people think twice about doing things that damage the environment. He hopes that people see that trash can be turned into something beautiful. If we “throw the world out,” says Dambo, “then we’ll have a world with no mountains, no woods.”
(Adapted from Pathways)