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A flyer reads: “Free CPR class for parents. Saturday 10 a.m. at the community centre. Bring a water bottle and wear comfortable clothes.” What should people bring to the class?

1. AA training dummy
2. BA water bottle
3. CA packed lunch
4. DA first-aid kit

“The baby was so tiny that she fit in the palm of her father’s hand.” What does “tiny” mean?

1. AVery sleepy
2. BVery small
3. CVery heavy
4. DVery loud

Some plants, like the cactus, store water in their thick stems. This helps them survive in deserts, where rain may not fall for months. How do cactus plants survive in the desert?

1. AThey store water in their thick stems.
2. BThey need rain every day.
3. CThey lose their thick stems in the hot summer.
4. DThey grow only near rivers.

“The patient said he felt ‘as weak as a kitten’ after his long illness.” What does the patient mean?

1. AHe felt very sleepy.
2. BHe felt very weak.
3. CHe wanted a pet cat.
4. DHe felt playful and lively.

Lions live in groups called prides, and the females do most of the hunting together. Tigers usually live and hunt alone. How are lions and tigers different, according to the passage?

1. ALions hunt only at night, but tigers hunt by day.
2. BMale lions do all the hunting, but tigers never hunt.
3. CLions live in groups, but tigers mostly live alone.
4. DTigers live in groups, but lions mostly live alone.

“Water covers about 71 percent of Earth’s surface. Most of that water is salt water in the oceans. Only a small share is fresh water, and much of it is frozen in ice caps and glaciers.” What can you conclude from the passage?

1. AMost of Earth’s water is fresh and easy to drink.
2. BFresh liquid water is only a small part of Earth’s water.
3. CWater covers less than half of Earth’s surface.
4. DIce caps hold most of the salt water on Earth.

“Sugar-free drinks are often advertised as healthy. However, being free of sugar does not mean a drink has any nutrients, and some contain acids that can harm tooth enamel.” What is the author’s main point?

1. ASugary drinks are better for your teeth.
2. BEvery drink contains acids that harm teeth.
3. CSugar-free does not automatically mean healthy.
4. DSugar-free drinks are dangerous to drink.

The author writes: “Some readers will say a four-day work week would hurt productivity. Trials in several companies, however, found that output stayed the same while staff were less stressed.” How is the passage structured?

1. AAn objection is stated and then answered with evidence.
2. BTwo products are compared on price and quality.
3. CA process is described step by step in time order.
4. DA story is told and then a lesson is drawn from it.