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Sam’s note to his roommate said: “Gone to the gym. Back at 6. Please take the chicken out of the freezer.” What does Sam want his roommate to do?

1. ACook dinner before he returns
2. BMeet him at the gym at 6 for a workout
3. CBuy more chicken at the shop
4. DTake the chicken out of the freezer

A fire drill teaches people how to leave a building quickly and safely. During a drill, everyone should walk, not run, to the nearest exit and wait at the meeting point outside. What should people do during a fire drill?

1. AUse the lift to reach the ground floor
2. BRun as fast as possible to any door
3. CWalk to the nearest exit and wait at the meeting point
4. DStay at their desks until the alarm stops ringing completely

Ice melts when it is heated, turning into liquid water. If the water is heated more, it boils and turns into a gas called water vapour. What does water turn into when it boils?

1. ALiquid oil
2. BSea salt crystals
3. CIce
4. DWater vapour

“After the hospital put hand sanitiser by every bed, staff used it far more often, and infection rates on the ward fell.” What can be reasonably concluded?

1. AEasier access may have improved hand hygiene.
2. BHand sanitiser is the only way to stop infection.
3. CInfection rates rose after the change.
4. DStaff did not clean their hands before at all.

“Old Mr. Hale’s garden was full of weeds, the gate hung from one hinge, and the windows were covered in dust.” What can the reader most likely infer?

1. AMr. Hale spends every single day working in the garden.
2. BThe house was cleaned the day before.
3. CThe house has not been cared for in some time.
4. DMr. Hale has just moved into the house.

Instructions for a blood pressure monitor: “Sit quietly for five minutes. Rest your arm on a table at heart level. Do not talk during the reading.” Which action would go against these instructions?

1. AResting the arm on a table at heart level
2. BSitting quietly for five minutes beforehand
3. CKeeping completely still and silent during the reading
4. DChatting with a friend while the cuff inflates

A survey on a fitness website asked visitors, “How many days a week do you exercise?” Most answered five or more. The website reported, “Most adults exercise five days a week.” Why is this conclusion questionable?

1. AThe survey asked too many different questions.
2. BExercise was not defined by the website.
3. CVisitors to a fitness site are not typical adults.
4. DExercise cannot be measured in days per week.

The author writes: “Some say that online learning is less effective than learning in a classroom. That may be true for some subjects, but for many students who work or live far away, online courses are the only practical way to study.” What is the author’s position?

1. AOnline learning has limits but is valuable for many students.
2. BClassroom learning is not practical for anyone.
3. COnline learning is always less effective and should end for all subjects.
4. DOnline learning should replace all classroom teaching.