Ana hopes she will become an Olympic swimmer.

Sure! Here are the answers based on the text provided about Ana Johnson: 21. **B (Wrong)**. The text says she dreams of swimming in the Olympics, but doesn't say she hopes she *will become* an Olympic swimmer (she's already a swimmer, she wants to participate, but the phrasing "hopes she will become" implies she isn't one yet, whereas she already is). Actually, looking closer: she is a swimmer. The text says "Her dream is to swim for Australia in the next Olympics." Option 21 says "hopes she will become an Olympic swimmer" - this is a nuance. Let's look at the options: Right, Wrong, Doesn't say. Since she *is* a swimmer already, saying she wants to *become* one might be interpreted as Wrong. However, often these tests focus on "Olympic swimmer" as a status. Let's check the others. 22. **C (Doesn't say)**. She says she wins in "both long and short races", but doesn't compare which one she is *better* at. 23. **A (Right)**. The text says: "I have won gold medals in many important competitions." 24. **B (Wrong)**. She says: "I have lots of friends who swim and who are very close." 25. **B (Wrong)**. She says: "I'm not so different from other people my age. In my free time I also enjoy going to the movies and parties." 26. **A (Right)**. The text says: "I've made friends with swimmers from other Australian cities and from other parts of the world." 27. **B (Wrong)**. She says: "I don't enjoy talking to journalists and having my photograph taken, but last year I was on TV and that was much more fun." *Перевод: Вот ответы на основе текста об Ане Джонсон: 21. B (Неверно), 22. C (Не сказано), 23. A (Верно), 24. B (Неверно), 25. B (Неверно), 26. A (Верно), 27. B (Неверно).*