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“Grandma’s soup warmed us up on the snowy day. We each had two bowls and asked for the recipe.” What did the family think of the soup?

1. AThey liked it a lot.
2. BThey did not want to finish it.
3. CThey found it too salty to eat.
4. DThey thought it was too hot.

Owls hunt mostly at night. Their large eyes help them see in dim light, and their excellent hearing lets them find mice hidden under leaves or snow. Which two features help owls hunt at night?

1. ABright feathers and loud calls
2. BSharp beaks and long legs
3. CStrong wings and a long, quiet tail
4. DLarge eyes and excellent hearing

A doctor uses a stethoscope to listen to sounds inside the body, such as the heartbeat and breathing. What is a stethoscope used for?

1. ATaking a blood sample
2. BMeasuring a patient’s temperature
3. CListening to sounds inside the body
4. DLooking inside a patient’s ears

Some birds, such as Arctic terns, migrate thousands of kilometres every year. Scientists think birds find their way using the sun, the stars and Earth’s magnetic field. Which word best describes the scientists’ explanation?

1. AProven
2. BUnimportant
3. CUncertain
4. DHumorous

“Most deserts are hot, but not all. Antarctica is considered a desert because it receives very little precipitation, even though it is covered in ice.” What makes a place a desert, according to the passage?

1. AVery little precipitation
2. BA covering of sand
3. CVery high temperatures
4. DA complete lack of animals

“Before the nurse entered the isolation room, she put on a gown, gloves and a mask. When she left, she removed them and washed her hands.” What is the most likely reason for these steps?

1. ATo follow a dress code for visitors
2. BTo keep the patient warm and comfortable
3. CTo prevent the spread of infection
4. DTo keep her uniform clean for lunch

“Many patients feel nervous before surgery. Nurses can help by explaining what will happen, answering questions and letting patients know that their feelings are normal.” What is the author’s purpose?

1. ATo explain how surgery is performed in detail
2. BTo persuade patients to avoid having surgery
3. CTo describe how nurses can ease patients’ fears
4. DTo criticise nurses for not explaining surgery to patients enough

“The surgeon, who had performed the operation hundreds of times, still reviewed every step the night before.” What does this detail reveal about the surgeon?

1. AThe surgeon has forgotten how to operate.
2. BThe surgeon is careful despite great experience.
3. CThe surgeon now finds this operation dull and boring.
4. DThe surgeon is new and unsure of the procedure.