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Before giving blood, donors answer questions about their health and have their blood pressure and iron level checked. If the checks are normal, they donate about half a litre of blood, then rest and have a snack. What happens after the health checks are normal?

1. AThe donor answers health questions.
2. BThe donor goes home straight away.
3. CThe donor has the blood pressure and iron level checked again.
4. DThe donor gives about half a litre of blood.

The school nurse sent a note home: “Please keep your child at home if they have a fever of 38 °C (100,4 °F) or higher. They may return when they have been free of fever for 24 hours without medicine.” When may a child return to school?

1. AAs soon as the fever medicine has been taken
2. BAfter 24 hours without fever and without fever medicine
3. CAfter one good night of sleep, even if the fever is still there
4. DWhen the temperature is just below 38,5 °C

“Ellie’s room was a mess. Clothes covered the floor, books were piled on the bed and her shoes were under the desk.” What is the main idea?

1. AEllie read in bed.
2. BEllie’s room was untidy.
3. CEllie had moved house.
4. DEllie had many shoes.

“Jess studied the map carefully, then folded it and set off down the left-hand trail without hesitating.” What does “without hesitating” suggest?

1. AShe had never seen a map.
2. BShe secretly wanted to go back home.
3. CShe was sure which way to go.
4. DShe was lost and confused.

Grace wanted a dog, but her apartment did not allow pets. She began volunteering at an animal shelter on weekends, walking and feeding the dogs. What can you infer about why Grace volunteered?

1. AShe was paid to work at the shelter.
2. BShe wanted to spend time with dogs.
3. CShe was afraid of dogs.
4. DShe wanted to move to a new apartment.

“Ella stared at the empty page. The essay was due in an hour, and she had written only her name.” How does Ella most likely feel?

1. AAmused
2. BWorried
3. CProud
4. DRelaxed

“Only 30 minutes after taking the new pill, I felt better,” said one customer in an advertisement. “It must be the best headache pill ever made.” Why is this weak evidence that the pill works?

1. AAdvertisements are never allowed to quote real customers.
2. BThe customer did not say what time it was.
3. CIt is one person’s experience, not a controlled study.
4. DHeadaches never improve on their own.

“The town’s only factory closed in March. By summer, several shops on the main street had shut, and the bus service was cut to twice a day.” What does the passage suggest?

1. AThe bus service improved over the summer.
2. BThe factory reopened later that year.
3. CThe shops closed because of new laws.
4. DThe factory closing hurt the wider town.