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Mrs. Chen’s class voted on a name for the new class fish. “Bubbles” got 12 votes, “Finn” got 8 votes and “Goldie” got 5 votes. Which name won?

1. AFinn
2. BBubbles
3. CGoldie
4. DIt was a tie

Recycling paper saves trees and energy. Making new paper from recycled paper uses less water than making it from wood. Many towns collect paper for recycling once a week. What is the passage mostly about?

1. AHow trees are cut down for timber
2. BHow much water people drink each day
3. CWhy towns collect rubbish every day
4. DThe benefits of recycling paper

Spiders are not insects. Insects have six legs and three body parts, but spiders have eight legs and two body parts. How are spiders different from insects?

1. ASpiders can fly, but insects cannot.
2. BSpiders have six legs and three body parts.
3. CSpiders are larger than all insects.
4. DSpiders have eight legs and two body parts.

“The new teacher wrote her name on the board, smiled and said, ‘Let’s start by learning one interesting fact about each of you.’” What can you infer about the teacher’s goal?

1. AShe wants the students to stay silent.
2. BShe wants to test the students’ spelling.
3. CShe wants to finish the lesson early.
4. DShe wants to get to know her students.

Falls are a common cause of injury in older adults. Removing loose rugs, adding bright lights on stairs and installing grab bars in the bathroom can make a home safer. What is the main purpose of the passage?

1. ATo argue that older adults need carers
2. BTo suggest ways to prevent falls at home
3. CTo describe the design of modern bathrooms
4. DTo explain how bones heal after a fall

“Mary Seacole was a Jamaican-born nurse who travelled to the Crimean War at her own expense. There she ran a hotel near the battlefield where she cared for sick and injured soldiers.” What does “at her own expense” mean?

1. AShe paid the costs of the trip herself.
2. BShe was paid by the army to go.
3. CShe travelled there in great danger.
4. DShe went against her family’s wishes.

A report says: “In 2020, the clinic saw 400 patients with asthma. In 2023, it saw 600.” Which conclusion is best supported?

1. AThe clinic’s treatment of asthma has become worse.
2. BAsthma has become more common nationwide.
3. CThe clinic saw twice as many asthma patients in 2023.
4. DThe clinic saw 50 percent more asthma patients in 2023.

“Ten patients tried a new sleep app. Eight said they slept better. The app company now claims: ‘Proven to cure insomnia!’” Why is the claim not justified?

1. AThe app should have been tested on one patient.
2. BTen self-reports without a comparison group prove little.
3. CEight out of ten is less than half of the patients.
4. DSleep apps cannot be used by patients at home.