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A school notice reads: “The swimming pool will be closed next week for cleaning. PE lessons will take place in the sports hall instead.” Where will PE lessons take place next week?

1. AOn the school field
2. BIn the classrooms
3. CIn the swimming pool
4. DIn the sports hall

Nina had a sore throat and a runny nose. She stayed home from work, drank warm tea and rested on the sofa all day. What did Nina do because she was ill?

1. AShe visited a friend.
2. BShe stayed home and rested.
3. CShe went to work early.
4. DShe went for a long run.

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. A3
2. B1
3. C4
4. D2

“Maria ran to the window every time a car passed. At last, a red truck pulled into the driveway, and she rushed to the door shouting, ‘Dad’s home!’” What can you infer?

1. AMaria did not know who owned the red truck outside.
2. BMaria was afraid of the red truck.
3. CMaria wanted the car to go away.
4. DMaria had been waiting eagerly for her father.

“By the end of the first week, Aisha had memorised the names of all thirty children in her class. By the end of the month, she knew which of them liked maths and which loved drawing.” What can you infer about Aisha?

1. AShe is a nurse checking the health of the children.
2. BShe is a parent helping out at the school for one day.
3. CShe is a new pupil who keeps forgetting names.
4. DShe is a teacher who takes an interest in her pupils.

“The new teacher wrote her name on the board, smiled and said, ‘Let’s start by learning one interesting fact about each of you.’” What can you infer about the teacher’s goal?

1. AShe wants the students to stay silent.
2. BShe wants to test the students’ spelling.
3. CShe wants to finish the lesson early.
4. DShe wants to get to know her students.

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

“The nurse noticed that Mr. Diaz, usually chatty, had barely spoken all morning and had left most of his breakfast. She sat down beside him and asked how he was feeling.” Why did the nurse most likely sit down with Mr. Diaz?

1. AShe was waiting for the doctor.
2. BShe wanted him to finish his breakfast.
3. CShe noticed a change in his usual behaviour.
4. DShe needed him to sign a form.