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Last winter our town opened a new indoor pool. Since then, the number of children taking swimming lessons has doubled. What happened after the pool opened?

1. AThe town closed its outdoor pool.
2. BTwice as many children took swimming lessons.
3. CFewer adults went swimming.
4. DSwimming lessons became more expensive than before.

When Leo opened the door, the kitchen was full of smoke and the smoke alarm was beeping. A pan was still on the stove. What most likely happened?

1. AThe alarm was being tested by the landlord.
2. BFood on the stove had burned.
3. CLeo had cleaned the kitchen.
4. DA window had been left open.

The moon does not make its own light. What we see as moonlight is sunlight that bounces off the moon’s surface. According to the passage, what is moonlight?

1. ASunlight reflected by the moon
2. BLight from fires on the moon
3. CLight from distant stars
4. DLight made inside the moon

The author writes: “Some people say reading on screens is just as good as reading on paper. However, several studies suggest that readers remember long texts slightly better on paper.” What is the author’s point?

1. AScreens should never be used for reading.
2. BPaper may help people remember long texts.
3. CPeople always remember more from screens.
4. DReading has no effect on memory at all.

Florence Nightingale collected data on deaths among soldiers in the Crimean War. She showed in clear diagrams that more soldiers died from disease than from battle wounds, and she used this evidence to persuade the government to improve hospital sanitation. What was Nightingale’s main goal in collecting the data?

1. ATo convince officials to improve hospital conditions
2. BTo teach soldiers how to draw diagrams
3. CTo design better weapons for the army
4. DTo prove that battle wounds were not dangerous

A thermometer reading of 39 °C (102,2 °F) is described as a high fever in the nurse’s notes. The next morning, the reading is 37 °C (98,6 °F). What does this suggest?

1. AThe thermometer must be broken.
2. BThe patient has a new infection.
3. CThe patient’s fever has got worse.
4. DThe patient’s fever has come down.

Paragraph A argues that hospitals should use more robots for routine tasks to free nurses for patient care. Paragraph B argues that robots cannot replace human comfort and judgement. On which point would both authors most likely agree?

1. AHospitals should not change at all.
2. BNurses spend too much time with patients and too little on paperwork.
3. CRobots should do all hospital tasks.
4. DHuman nurses play an important role in patient care.

Visiting rules: “Children under 14 may visit only with an adult. No more than 2 visitors at the bedside. Visiting ends at 8 p.m.” A mother and her 12-year-old and 15-year-old children want to visit together at 7 p.m. Which rule would they break?

1. AThe rule that visiting ends at 8 p.m.
2. BThe limit of 2 visitors at the bedside
3. CThe rule about children under 14
4. DThey would not break any rule