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

The moon does not make its own light. What we see as moonlight is sunlight that bounces off the moon’s surface. According to the passage, what is moonlight?

1. ASunlight reflected by the moon
2. BLight from fires on the moon
3. CLight from distant stars
4. DLight made inside the moon

A glossary is a list of important words and their meanings, usually found at the back of a book. A student reading a biology textbook does not know the word “osmosis”. Where could she find its meaning quickly?

1. AIn the table of contents
2. BIn the glossary
3. COn the copyright page
4. DOn the title page

“The pharmacist asked Mrs. Kim whether she took any other medicines, including vitamins and herbal products, before giving her the new prescription.” Why did the pharmacist most likely ask this?

1. ATo find out her date of birth
2. BTo sell her more vitamins
3. CTo check for possible interactions
4. DTo decide the colour of the medicine label

Vaccines train the immune system to recognise a germ without causing the disease. Later, if the real germ enters the body, the immune system can respond faster. Which statement best summarises the passage?

1. AVaccines cause a mild form of every disease.
2. BVaccines prepare the immune system to fight a germ quickly.
3. CVaccines work only after a person is already sick with the disease.
4. DVaccines replace the immune system completely.

“Many people think bats are blind. In fact, bats can see, and many species also use echolocation, sending out sounds and listening for the echoes, to find their way in the dark.” What is echolocation, according to the passage?

1. ASeeing clearly in complete darkness
2. BFlying in large groups at night
3. CSmelling food from far away
4. DUsing echoes of sounds to find the way

The author writes: “Online reviews are useful when choosing a restaurant. Still, readers should remember that people are more likely to write a review after a very good or very bad experience.” What is the author warning about?

1. AOnly bad experiences are written about.
2. BOnline reviews are always written by owners.
3. CReviews may not reflect typical experiences.
4. DRestaurants should not be reviewed online.

“The village had relied on fishing for centuries. When the fish stocks collapsed, young people moved to the cities, the school closed, and only the old harbour remained busy with memories.” What is the tone of the passage?

1. AFunny and light-hearted
2. BSad and reflective
3. CAngry and accusing
4. DCheerful and excited