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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 27
3. CPage 3
4. DPage 15

Polar bears live in the Arctic. Their thick fur and a layer of fat keep them warm in freezing temperatures. They hunt seals on the sea ice. What do polar bears mainly hunt?

1. APenguins
2. BSeals
3. CSalmon
4. DReindeer

“Ellie’s room was a mess. Clothes covered the floor, books were piled on the bed and her shoes were under the desk.” What is the main idea?

1. AEllie had many shoes.
2. BEllie had moved house.
3. CEllie’s room was untidy.
4. DEllie read in bed.

Coral reefs cover less than one percent of the ocean floor, yet they are home to about a quarter of all marine species. Warmer water can cause corals to lose the algae that feed them, a process called bleaching. What does the word “yet” signal in the first sentence?

1. AA cause-and-effect link between warmer water and coral bleaching
2. BAn example of a species that lives on a reef
3. CA sequence of events in the life of a coral
4. DA contrast between the reefs’ small area and their many species

“Handwashing is the single most effective way to prevent the spread of infection in hospitals,” says a training manual. What would the manual most likely recommend next?

1. AWearing the same gloves for all patients
2. BAvoiding soap to protect the skin
3. CWashing hands only at the end of each shift
4. DWashing hands before and after patient contact

A recipe states: “For a softer cookie, bake for 8 minutes. For a crisper cookie, bake for 11 minutes.” What can you infer?

1. ASofter cookies need a hotter oven.
2. BLonger baking makes the cookies crisper.
3. CCrisper cookies need more sugar.
4. DThe cookies must always bake for 8 minutes.

“I trust this brand because it is the most reliable, and I know it is the most reliable because I trust it.” What is wrong with this reasoning?

1. AIt goes in a circle without real evidence.
2. BIt relies on an expert’s opinion.
3. CIt uses too many statistics to be clear.
4. DIt compares two different brands unfairly.

A medicine label reads: “Take 1 capsule every 8 hours. Do not take with milk or antacids. Finish the full course even if you feel better.” A patient feels well after 3 days of a 7-day course. What should the patient do?

1. ATake the remaining capsules all at once with milk.
2. BKeep taking the capsules until the course is finished.
3. CStop taking the capsules because the symptoms are gone.
4. DTake one capsule a day for the rest of the week.