قم بالتحضير لاجتياز اختبار شركة أرامكو بنجاح

The answer is Cannot Say.

The passage presents two opposite approaches of pros and cons to the anti-smoking campaign. The opinions presented are not addressed as absolute truths; therefore, it cannot be determined whether the advertisement is effective. The passage states: ‘Some argue that using a hard-hitting approach is not the best way because people become very afraid'. The opinion of 'some' cannot be used as a generalisation. Thus, you Cannot Say whether the argument is True or False.

The question deals with an underlying assumption made by the Youth in Action program. In order to identify the correct assumption, we need to look at the rationale of the entire passage to see where and what is missing in its structure:
Introduction: the present generation lives in a different Europe than their parents did.
The Youth in Action program: aims to develop a new sense of European citizenship and involvement.
What is missing here is a logical connection between the introduction and the detailing of Youth in Action goals. The introduction deals with a change in national identity between the former and current generations. The program focuses on creating a more multicultural Europe, working towards ‘active European citizenship. Taking all this information together, it seems that the assumption behind Youth in Action is that the perception of nationality has changed (statement B). This is the logic behind the program, which aims to develop a new, multi-cultural, trans-European identity. Let's eliminate the remaining distracters:

• A: Although the program promotes mobility within and beyond Europe’s borders, its premise is not grounded in the assumption that European youth do not leave their country’s borders. The same logic also helps eliminate distracter E -
• E: Promoting mutual understanding and expanding horizons does not necessarily mean that Youth in Action assumes that European youth are narrow-minded.
• C: The passage does not imply that European youth are privileged; therefore there is no reason to assume this. 
• D: The introduction compares the current generation with their parents’ generation, emphasizing the differences between generations. Therefore, this is an incorrect assumption. 
• F: The passage states that: ’there is still a certain measure of political disengagement among young Europeans’. That is not to say that the older generation was politically disengaged. Therefore, this is not an assumption necessarily made by the Youth in Action program.