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Many animals are active at night and sleep during the day. These animals are called nocturnal. Owls, bats and foxes are examples of nocturnal animals. What does “nocturnal” mean?

1. AEating only plants
2. BActive at night
3. CLiving in water
4. DSleeping all winter

A textbook chapter has these headings: “What Is an Earthquake?”, “Why Earthquakes Happen”, “How to Stay Safe”. Under which heading would you look for advice on what to do during an earthquake?

1. AHow to Stay Safe
2. BThe glossary at the back of the book
3. CWhat Is an Earthquake?
4. DWhy Earthquakes Happen

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. CA window had been left open.
4. DLeo had cleaned the kitchen.

“The doctor explained that the medicine would work best if taken at the same time every day. Mr. Ali set an alarm on his phone for 9 p.m.” Why did Mr. Ali set an alarm?

1. ATo wake up early for work the next day
2. BTo know when to stop taking the medicine
3. CTo take the medicine at the same time daily
4. DTo remind him to call the doctor

A notice in the staff room reads: “The parking lot will be repaved on Tuesday. Staff should park in the overflow lot on Elm Street. Shuttle buses will run every 10 minutes from 6 a.m.” What is the main purpose of the notice?

1. ATo announce a new shuttle bus route to the city
2. BTo ask staff to work an extra shift on Tuesday
3. CTo tell staff where to park during the repaving
4. DTo explain why the parking lot is being repaved

Discharge instructions: “Keep the dressing dry for 48 hours. After that, you may shower, but do not soak the wound in a bath until the stitches are removed.” On day 3, what may the patient do?

1. ASwim in a pool
2. BRemove the stitches
3. CSoak in a bath
4. DTake a shower

The author writes: “Some readers may find these figures alarming. Over the past decade, the number of nurses aged over 55 has doubled, while the number entering the profession has stayed flat.” What problem is the author most likely pointing to?

1. AA decrease in the number of hospitals
2. BA possible future shortage of nurses as many retire
3. CNurses working too few hours each week
4. DToo many young people becoming nurses at the same time

“I have been a nurse for thirty years,” the speaker said, “and I have never seen a team work as hard as this one. Still, hard work cannot replace enough staff.” What is the speaker’s main point?

1. AThirty years is a long time to be a nurse.
2. BThe team does not work hard enough.
3. CHard work is more important than the number of staff on duty.
4. DThe team works hard, but more staff are needed.