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We need to use a tissue to stop the bacteria ...........................in the air.

publishing
spreading
running
announcing
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It was stupid .............him to say that.

when
of
for
than
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Technology usually ....................some advantages.

helps
refuses
prefers
offers
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It was .....................of you to visit me when I was all right.

thoughtful
thought
thinking
thankful
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If I ...............you, I would help the elderly.

are
am
have
were
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No one left the office until they .....................all tasks.

finished
had finished
had finish
finish
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Do you ......................hurry?

have to
must
has to
had to
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Ali ...................his son to study hard.

warned
advised
promised
suggested
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Are there any .....................in your job?

examples
methods
practise
challenges
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What...................do you need to be a successful scientist?

quantities
facilities
laboratories
qualifications
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Reading Comprehension (5 Marks) Read the following passage and then choose the right answers :

Malaysia's population is by now over 12 million, and per head, on paper the citizens are richer than those of the UK. But, because that wealth is not evenly distributed, about 35% of the population could be below the poverty line.

Much of Malaysia's wealth is based on rubber which represents about 20% of the Gross National
Product and 30% of export earnings. This puts Malaysia in a very good position internationally. What stands in the way is the manner they go about cultivating it. Almost a quarter of the population is involved with the production of rubber. Two million hectares of land is under the cultivation of it, but 70% of this area is divided among small holders who between them produce 60% of the country's rubber. When it comes to replacing old trees, this can cause financial problems for the small farmer. This problem is being tackled by some very enlightened insurance schemes.

The second and really major problem is boredom and exhaustion. The young people are leaving
the land for the cities, leaving no one behind to carry on their parents' business.
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Malaysia is a producer of ...........

a) synthetic rubber
b) natural rubber
c) poor quality rubber
d) unwanted rubber
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In terms of amount, rubber represents a ..............percentage of national production.

a) considerable
b) high
c) neglegible
d) moderate
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According to the passage, the rising generations in Malaysia are going to face ....... problem.

a) the same
b) no such
c) a less serious
d) a far more serious
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It is surprising that with all that value, the replacement of old trees lays......................on the rubber growers.

such light requirements
that thin loading
so heavy a burden
that time consuming labour
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On the whole, the Malaysian ..................is richer than in the UK.

a) population
b) citizen
c) rubber grower
d) young man