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The table of contents of a first-aid book lists: Chapter 1 Cuts and Scrapes, page 3; Chapter 2 Burns, page 15; Chapter 3 Broken Bones, page 27; Chapter 4 Choking, page 40. On which page does the chapter about burns begin?

1. APage 40
2. BPage 3
3. CPage 27
4. DPage 15

A weather report says: “Today will be cloudy in the morning with sunshine in the afternoon. Tonight, expect light rain.” When is rain expected?

1. AAll day long
2. BThis afternoon
3. CTonight
4. DThis morning

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. AIn the sports hall
2. BOn the school field
3. CIn the swimming pool
4. DIn the classrooms

The author writes: “Every student should learn basic first aid. A few simple skills, such as how to help someone who is choking, can save a life.” What is the author’s purpose?

1. ATo persuade readers that students should learn first aid
2. BTo entertain readers with a story about choking
3. CTo describe the history of first aid training
4. DTo explain how to treat a broken bone

“It was the first warm day of spring. The park was full of people: children flew kites, families had picnics and old friends sat chatting on benches.” What is the mood of the passage?

1. ALonely
2. BGloomy and grey
3. CCheerful
4. DTense

“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 cure the dog’s fear of walks.
3. CIt aims to help the dog gain weight.
4. DIt aims to help the dog lose weight.

“Medication A works within 15 minutes but lasts only 2 hours. Medication B takes an hour to work but lasts 12 hours.” A patient needs steady relief through the night. Which medication suits this need better, and why?

1. AA, because it lasts all through the night.
2. BB, because its effect lasts much longer.
3. CA, because it starts to work faster.
4. DB, because it starts to work more quickly.

The author writes: “People who take the stairs instead of the lift (elevator) are healthier. So, if we remove the lifts, everyone will become healthier.” What is wrong with this reasoning?

1. AIt suggests that lifts are healthier than stairs.
2. BIt assumes stairs cost more to build than lifts.
3. CIt gives a statistic that is clearly incorrect.
4. DIt ignores other reasons for the link and new problems.