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Ice melts when it is heated, turning into liquid water. If the water is heated more, it boils and turns into a gas called water vapour. What does water turn into when it boils?

1. AIce
2. BWater vapour
3. CSea salt crystals
4. DLiquid oil

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

Exercise makes the heart beat faster. This sends more blood and oxygen to the muscles that are working. Why does the heart beat faster during exercise?

1. ATo help the body fall asleep
2. BTo send more oxygen to working muscles
3. CTo slow down breathing
4. DTo cool down the skin quickly

The library’s new rule states: “Mobile phones must be set to silent in the reading room. Calls may be taken in the lobby.” Where may visitors take phone calls?

1. AAnywhere in the library
2. BIn the lobby
3. CNowhere in the building
4. DIn the reading room

The nutrition label on a cereal box lists, per serving: 120 calories, 2 g fat, 9 g sugar and 3 g fibre. The box contains 10 servings. How much sugar is in the whole box?

1. A90 g
2. B9 g
3. C30 g
4. D120 g

“Jamal’s grandmother taught him to cook her famous stew. Now, every winter, Jamal makes it for his own children and tells them stories about her.” What is the main theme?

1. ACooking is a difficult skill.
2. BChildren dislike winter food.
3. CStews are best eaten in the summer months.
4. DFamily traditions are passed down.

“The nurse noted: ‘Patient states pain is 7 out of 10 at 9 a.m. Medicine given. At 10 a.m., patient states pain is 3 out of 10.’” Which conclusion is best supported by the note?

1. AThe patient’s pain grew worse during the hour.
2. BThe patient reported less pain after the medicine.
3. CThe medicine removed all of the patient’s pain.
4. DThe patient refused the medicine.

“Some critics call the festival a waste of money. Yet last year it brought 20 000 visitors to town, and local hotels and restaurants had their busiest week of the year.” Which claim does the evidence mainly support?

1. AThe festival should be held every week.
2. BThe festival costs too much to run.
3. CHotels lose money during the festival.
4. DThe festival benefits local businesses.