What do critics point out?
Hospitals use a great deal of energy for heating, lighting and equipment. A hospital in southern Germany has installed solar panels on its roof and now produces about a fifth of its electricity itself. Managers say that the panels will pay for themselves within twelve years. Critics note that the hospital still needs electricity from the grid at night and that backup generators are essential for emergencies. The management agrees and says the panels are meant to reduce, not replace, external supply.
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Night-time grid electricity is still needed
- Step 1: Critics mention night-time use of the grid and backup generators. Answer: Night-time grid electricity is still needed. Why not the others: The other claims are not made.
Practise more Reading Passages.
Free questions with an explanation for every one, and full timed TMS (Test fĂŒr Medizinische StudiengĂ€nge) practice mock tests.