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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. BTake the chicken out of the freezer
3. CMeet him at the gym at 6 for a workout
4. DBuy more chicken at the shop

An ambulance siren sounds higher as it comes towards you and lower as it moves away. This change in sound is called the Doppler effect. What is the Doppler effect, according to the passage?

1. AThe change in a sound as its source moves
2. BThe loudness of an ambulance siren at night
3. CThe speed at which an ambulance can travel
4. DThe echo of a sound off tall buildings

A recipe card says: “Serves 4. You will need 2 cups of rice, 1 onion and 3 cups of water.” How many people does the recipe serve?

1. A1
2. B4
3. C3
4. D2

“Tomás has worked as a paramedic for ten years. He says the hardest part of the job is not the long hours but telling families bad news.” What does Tomás find hardest about his job?

1. AWorking long hours
2. BDriving the ambulance at night
3. CLearning new medical skills
4. DGiving bad news to families

“Eating more fibre, drinking water and being active can help prevent constipation.” Which advice would the author most likely give?

1. AEat more fruit, vegetables and whole grains.
2. BEat mainly white bread and cheese.
3. CRest in bed as much as possible every day.
4. DAvoid all fluids for several hours after meals.

“Insurance card: Member: J. Smith. Plan: Basic. Covers: doctor visits, hospital stays. Does not cover: dental, eye care.” Which service would this plan NOT pay for?

1. AA dental check-up
2. BA visit to the doctor
3. CA night in hospital
4. DA week-long stay in hospital

“Many people think nurses simply follow doctors’ orders. In reality, nurses assess patients, plan care, teach families and often notice early warning signs before anyone else.” What is the author’s main purpose?

1. ATo argue that doctors are unnecessary
2. BTo challenge a narrow view of nursing
3. CTo describe how to become a nurse
4. DTo explain how doctors give orders

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. CThe clinic sent too many surveys.
4. DMost patients were unhappy with the clinic.