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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. BBuy more chicken at the shop
3. CTake the chicken out of the freezer
4. DMeet him at the gym at 6 for a workout

Carrots grow underground. The part we eat is the root, which stores food for the plant. Carrots are rich in vitamin A, which is important for eyesight. Which part of the carrot plant do we eat?

1. AThe root
2. BThe seeds
3. CThe flower
4. DThe leaves

The sign on a door reads: “Staff only. Visitors please use the main entrance on the left.” Where should visitors go?

1. ATo the staff room
2. BTo the side exit on the right
3. CTo the main entrance on the left
4. DThrough this door

“Using phones and tablets late at night may make it harder to fall asleep. Experts suggest putting screens away about an hour before bed.” Which person is following the experts’ advice?

1. ABen, who scrolls his phone until midnight
2. BAna, who reads a paper book for the last hour
3. CDan, who plays games until he falls asleep
4. DCara, who watches videos on her tablet in bed

“The lungs contain millions of tiny air sacs called alveoli. Here, oxygen passes into the blood, and carbon dioxide passes out to be breathed away.” What happens in the alveoli?

1. AAir is warmed before reaching the nose.
2. BBlood cells are made from bone marrow.
3. COxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged.
4. DFood is broken down into nutrients.

“The vet told the Lees that their dog was overweight. She advised smaller meals, fewer treats and a longer walk each day.” What can you conclude about the vet’s advice?

1. AIt aims to teach the dog new tricks.
2. BIt aims to help the dog gain weight.
3. CIt aims to cure the dog’s fear of walks.
4. DIt aims to help the dog lose weight.

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

“The forest was eerily quiet. No birds sang, and the usual rustle of small animals had stopped. Then, far off, came a low rumble of thunder.” What mood does the author create?

1. ASad and hopeless
2. BCheerful and lively
3. CTense and uneasy
4. DSilly and playful