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Ravi practised the piano for thirty minutes every day. At the end of the year, he played two songs at the school concert, and the audience clapped loudly. What can you tell about Ravi’s performance?

1. ARavi played only one song.
2. BRavi forgot the songs.
3. CThe audience enjoyed it.
4. DThe concert was cancelled.

Kai wanted to bake bread. He mixed flour, water, yeast and salt. He left the dough to rise for an hour. Then he shaped it into a loaf and baked it. What did Kai do after the dough rose?

1. AHe bought more flour.
2. BHe shaped it into a loaf.
3. CHe mixed in the salt.
4. DHe added more yeast.

Drinking enough water helps the body control its temperature. Water also carries nutrients to cells and removes waste through the kidneys. Many adults need about two litres of fluid a day, and more in hot weather. According to the passage, how does water help remove waste?

1. AThrough the skin only
2. BThrough the kidneys
3. CBy lowering the temperature of the cells
4. DBy carrying nutrients to cells

“When you have a cold, the lining of your nose swells and makes more mucus. This is why your nose feels blocked.” What causes the blocked feeling in your nose?

1. ASwelling and extra mucus
2. BCold air in the nose
3. CSneezing too often in the day
4. DToo much sleep at night

Since the city added bike lanes on Main Street two years ago, the number of cyclists on that street has tripled, and accidents involving cyclists have fallen by half. Which conclusion is best supported by the passage?

1. AMain Street had no cyclists before the lanes.
2. BBike lanes will reduce all kinds of car accidents in every city.
3. CMore people cycled on Main Street after the bike lanes were added.
4. DCyclists on Main Street no longer wear helmets.

“The nurse spoke softly, held the boy’s hand and explained each step before she gave the injection.” Which word best describes the nurse’s manner?

1. AGentle
2. BBored
3. CRushed
4. DStrict

The author writes: “Our survey found that 9 out of 10 dentists recommend chewing gum.” The survey was paid for by a chewing gum company and asked only 10 dentists. Why should a reader be cautious about this claim?

1. AThe survey should have asked only one dentist.
2. BThe sample is tiny and the sponsor has an interest.
3. CChewing gum is not sold in most countries.
4. DDentists know little about teeth.

The author writes: “Most people in my office prefer tea to coffee. Therefore, tea is the most popular drink in the country.” What is the main flaw?

1. AOne office may not represent the country.
2. BCoffee is more expensive than tea.
3. CTea and coffee contain similar amounts of water.
4. DThe author does not drink tea or coffee.