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“The sky grew dark, the wind picked up and the first heavy drops began to fall.” What is most likely about to happen?

1. AA storm
2. BA heat wave
3. CA sunrise
4. DA snowfall in summer

The word “volcano” comes from Vulcan, the Roman god of fire. A volcano is an opening in Earth’s crust through which melted rock, ash and gases escape. Where does the word “volcano” come from?

1. AThe name of a Roman god of fire
2. BA word for melted rock
3. CA scientist who studied ash
4. DThe name of a mountain in Greece

“Omar was elated when he heard he had passed his driving test. He jumped up and down and hugged his instructor.” What does “elated” mean?

1. AVery nervous
2. BVery happy
3. CVery tired
4. DVery angry

A medicine label reads: “Take one tablet twice daily with food. Do not drive or operate machinery if you feel drowsy. Avoid alcohol while taking this medicine.” What can you infer from the label?

1. AThe medicine may cause drowsiness.
2. BThe medicine is safe to mix with alcohol.
3. CThe medicine must be taken on an empty stomach.
4. DThe medicine should be taken once a day.

Hand sanitiser is useful when soap and water are not available. Still, washing with soap and water is better when hands are visibly dirty, because sanitiser does not remove dirt and grease well. What can you infer from the passage?

1. AHand sanitiser removes dirt better than soap.
2. BSoap and water are the better choice for greasy hands.
3. CHand sanitiser should never be used.
4. DSoap and water are only needed in hospitals and clinics, not at home.

A thermometer reading of 39 °C (102.2 °F) is described as a high fever in the nurse’s notes. The next morning, the reading is 37 °C (98.6 °F). What does this suggest?

1. AThe thermometer must be broken.
2. BThe patient has a new infection.
3. CThe patient’s fever has come down.
4. DThe patient’s fever has got worse.

A report states: “Patients who received a phone call from a nurse after leaving hospital were less likely to return within 30 days than patients who did not.” Which further information would best help show that the calls caused the difference?

1. AThe time of day each call was made
2. BThe name of each nurse who called
3. CWhether patients were randomly chosen to get calls
4. DThe colour of the hospital’s discharge forms

“Ten patients tried a new sleep app. Eight said they slept better. The app company now claims: ‘Proven to cure insomnia!’” Why is the claim not justified?

1. AThe app should have been tested on one patient.
2. BEight out of ten is less than half of the patients.
3. CTen self-reports without a comparison group prove little.
4. DSleep apps cannot be used by patients at home.