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A caption under a photograph reads: “Nurses at City Hospital practise CPR on training dummies during a monthly class.” What does the photograph most likely show?

1. ANurses practising CPR on dummies in a class
2. BDoctors performing a real operation
3. CPatients waiting in a hospital lobby
4. DA nurse giving a school talk

Some trees lose their leaves in autumn and grow new ones in spring. These trees are called deciduous. Trees that keep their leaves all year, such as pine trees, are called evergreen. What is an evergreen tree?

1. AA tree with very bright green leaves
2. BA tree that grows only in spring
3. CA tree that keeps its leaves all year
4. DA tree that loses its leaves in autumn

An appointment card reads: “Dr. Lopez, Tuesday 14 March, 10:30 a.m. Please arrive 10 minutes early to complete paperwork.” What time should the patient arrive?

1. A10:30 a.m.
2. B10:40 a.m.
3. C10:00 a.m.
4. D10:20 a.m.

Studies show that people who eat breakfast tend to have more energy in the morning. In my view, breakfast is the most delicious meal of the day. Which sentence contains an opinion?

1. ABoth sentences
2. BThe first sentence
3. CThe second sentence
4. DNeither sentence

Paragraph: “Kiwi birds live in New Zealand. They cannot fly, even though they have small wings. Their soft feathers look more like hair. Many people enjoy hiking in New Zealand’s mountains. Kiwis come out at night to find food.” Which sentence does NOT belong in the paragraph?

1. AMany people enjoy hiking in New Zealand’s mountains.
2. BTheir soft feathers look more like hair.
3. CThey cannot fly, even though they have small wings.
4. DKiwis come out at night to find food.

“It’s just a scratch,” said Max, though his knee was bleeding badly and he could hardly stand. What does this suggest about Max?

1. AHe is not really injured at all.
2. BHe did not notice that he had fallen over.
3. CHe wants everyone to worry about him.
4. DHe is playing down how badly he is hurt.

“In one study, people who were told a pill would ease their pain reported less pain, even though the pill contained no medicine.” What does this study illustrate?

1. APain cannot be measured in any study.
2. BThe study’s pill secretly contained hidden painkillers.
3. CExpectations can affect how people report symptoms.
4. DPills without medicine cure all kinds of disease.

“The surgeon, who had performed the operation hundreds of times, still reviewed every step the night before.” What does this detail reveal about the surgeon?

1. AThe surgeon is careful despite great experience.
2. BThe surgeon is new and unsure of the procedure.
3. CThe surgeon has forgotten how to operate.
4. DThe surgeon now finds this operation dull and boring.