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Loud noise can damage hearing over time. People who work with loud machines should wear ear protection, such as earplugs or earmuffs. What should people who work with loud machines wear?

1. AEar protection
2. BThick gloves
3. CSteel-toed boots
4. DSafety glasses

A rainbow can appear when sunlight shines through raindrops. The drops bend the light and split it into different colours. What causes a rainbow?

1. AClouds blocking the sunlight
2. BMoonlight on the sea
3. CWind blowing the rain sideways
4. DSunlight passing through raindrops

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

“The town had a problem: the only bridge over the river was too narrow for two cars. The council solved it by building a second bridge and making each one-way.” How is the passage organised?

1. ATime order of events
2. BCompare and contrast
3. CProblem and solution
4. DDescription of a place

The clinic’s new online booking system lets patients choose appointment times at any hour. Since it was introduced, missed appointments have dropped from 12 percent to 7 percent. Which statement is supported by the passage?

1. AThe clinic now employs more doctors and nurses than it did before.
2. BThe system has stopped all missed appointments.
3. CFewer appointments were missed after the system was introduced.
4. DPatients prefer calling the clinic to book.

“The word ‘hydrate’ comes from the Greek word ‘hydor’, meaning water. To hydrate is to supply with water.” What does “dehydrated” most likely mean?

1. ALacking enough water
2. BFull of fresh water
3. CVery afraid of water
4. DCompletely covered with water

The author writes: “In a survey, 80% of patients said they were satisfied with the clinic. However, only 10% of patients returned the survey.” What is the author suggesting?

1. AThe clinic sent too many surveys.
2. BThe result may not represent all patients.
3. CMost patients were unhappy with the clinic.
4. DThe 80% figure must be a typing error.

A study compares two groups of patients after knee surgery. Group A did physiotherapy three times a week; Group B did it once a week. After two months, Group A could walk farther. The groups were similar in age and health at the start. Why does it matter that the groups were similar at the start?

1. AIt proves that age has no effect on recovery.
2. BIt makes physiotherapy the more likely cause.
3. CIt means that Group B did not have surgery.
4. DIt shows that once a week is the best amount.