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“Jake gobbled his lunch in two minutes so he could get back to the football game.” What does “gobbled” mean?

1. AAte very quickly
2. BThrew it away
3. CShared with friends
4. DAte very slowly

An appointment card reads: “Dr. Lopez, Tuesday 14 March, 10:30 a.m. Please arrive 10 minutes early to complete paperwork.” What time should the patient arrive?

1. A10:40 a.m.
2. B10:30 a.m.
3. C10:20 a.m.
4. D10:00 a.m.

A pharmacy sign reads: “Open Monday to Friday 9 a.m.–7 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Closed Sunday.” On which day does the pharmacy close earliest?

1. ASaturday
2. BMonday
3. CFriday
4. DWednesday

To make a cup of tea, first boil the water. Next, put a tea bag in the cup and pour the hot water over it. Let it steep for three to five minutes, then remove the bag and add milk if you like. Which step comes immediately before removing the tea bag?

1. AAdding milk
2. BLetting the tea steep for three to five minutes
3. CPutting the tea bag in the cup
4. DBoiling the water

“Unlike email, which can be read at any time, a phone call needs both people to be available at once.” What difference does the sentence describe?

1. ACalls cost more money than email.
2. BEmail is always faster than calling.
3. CEmail can be read only once a day.
4. DCalls need both people free at once.

“I watched as Mrs. Grey slowly climbed the steps, stopping on each one to catch her breath. ‘She’s getting older,’ I thought sadly.” From which point of view is the story told?

1. AThird person, through Mrs. Grey’s thoughts
2. BFirst person, by a narrator who observes
3. CSecond person, addressing the reader
4. DFirst person, by Mrs. Grey herself

Passage A: “The museum should be free so everyone can enjoy it.” Passage B: “If the museum is free, it may not have money to care for its collection.” What concern does Passage B raise?

1. AFunding for upkeep of the collection
2. BThe quality of the museum’s café
3. CToo many visitors breaking the rules
4. DThe museum’s opening hours on Sundays

The author writes: “If we let students use calculators in maths class, soon they will forget how to add, then they won’t be able to manage money, and eventually our economy will collapse.” What type of flawed reasoning is this?

1. AAn appeal to a famous person
2. BA conclusion based on careful data
3. CA fair comparison of two options
4. DAn exaggerated chain of consequences