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1.Leicht

“The baby was so tiny that she fit in the palm of her father’s hand.” What does “tiny” mean?

  1. AVery loud
  2. BVery sleepy
  3. CVery small
  4. DVery heavy
2.Leicht

“Grandma’s soup warmed us up on the snowy day. We each had two bowls and asked for the recipe.” What did the family think of the soup?

  1. AThey did not want to finish it.
  2. BThey found it too salty to eat.
  3. CThey liked it a lot.
  4. DThey thought it was too hot.
3.Leicht

Wash fresh fruit and vegetables under running water before eating them. This removes dirt and some germs. Do not use soap, because it can leave a residue. Why should you not use soap to wash fruit?

  1. AIt kills all the vitamins.
  2. BIt does not remove any dirt.
  3. CIt can leave a residue.
  4. DIt makes fruit taste sweeter.
4.Mittel

“Rain had not fallen for three months. The river was so low that boats could not use it, and farmers worried about their crops.” What problem does the passage describe?

  1. AA flood
  2. BAn earthquake
  3. CA heat wave in winter
  4. DA drought
5.Mittel

“The library will close early on Friday for staff training. Books due on Friday may be returned on Saturday without a late fee.” What can a library user conclude?

  1. AA book due Friday can be returned Saturday at no charge.
  2. BAll late fees will be cancelled this month.
  3. CThe library will be open later than usual on Friday.
  4. DThe library will be closed all weekend for training.
6.Mittel

“The lungs contain millions of tiny air sacs called alveoli. Here, oxygen passes into the blood, and carbon dioxide passes out to be breathed away.” What happens in the alveoli?

  1. AFood is broken down into nutrients.
  2. BOxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged.
  3. CAir is warmed before reaching the nose.
  4. DBlood cells are made from bone marrow.
7.Schwer

“The phone rang at 3 a.m. Lena’s heart pounded as she reached for it, already imagining the worst.” What does the author suggest by “already imagining the worst”?

  1. ALena was excited about a surprise.
  2. BLena knew who was calling.
  3. CLena was annoyed by a wrong number.
  4. DLena expected bad news.
8.Schwer

The author writes: “All of my neighbours who drink coffee are energetic. So coffee must give everyone energy.” What is the flaw in this reasoning?

  1. AIt generalises from a small, unusual group.
  2. BIt gives too many examples to be useful.
  3. CIt does not mention the price of coffee.
  4. DIt uses facts instead of personal opinions.

Lösungsschlüssel

  1. 1. C · Very small
  2. 2. C · They liked it a lot.
  3. 3. C · It can leave a residue.
  4. 4. D · A drought
  5. 5. A · A book due Friday can be returned Saturday at no charge.
  6. 6. B · Oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged.
  7. 7. D · Lena expected bad news.
  8. 8. A · It generalises from a small, unusual group.

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