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7.  (I) Carbon is an element and it exists all over   10.  (I) Hurricanes are severe tropical storms.
                     the world and in every living thing. (II) Oxygen   (II) They form in the southern Atlantic Ocean,
                     is another common element in the world.        the Caribbean Sea, the Gulf of Mexico, and in
                     (III) The air also contains water vapour, dust   the eastern Pacific Ocean. (III) The Pacific is
                     particles, and ozone. (IV) When these two      the largest ocean in the world and extends from
                     elements bond together, they form a colourless,   the Arctic in the north to Antarctica in the south.
                     odourless gas called carbon dioxide. (V) When   (IV) They have winds travelling at least 74
                     people burn coal, oil, and natural gas, they also   miles per hour. (V) When hurricanes come onto
                     produce carbon dioxide.                        land, they cause a lot of damage to buildings,
                                                                    trees, and cars.
                     A)  I        B)  II        C)  III        D)  IV        E)  V
                                                                    A)  I        B)  II        C)  III        D)  IV        E)  V


















                  8.  (I) Tennis has evolved from a game similar to   11.  (I) Erosion is the physical movement of
                     modern handball. (II) Ancient Greeks, Romans   sediments and rocks from one place to another
                     and Egyptians played this game. (III) In later   by forces of nature. (II) Erosion is happening
                     times, the people of French monasteries        around us all the time. (III) Sometimes it
                     also played a game like tennis. (IV) At first,   happens so slowly that we don’t realize it.
                     they played this game with bare hands, but   ydspublishing  (IV) Over long periods of time, erosion can
                     eventually began using short bats. (V) Today,   move mountains and dig holes as big as the
                     however, tennis balls are usually optic yellow in   Grand Canyon. (V) The Grand Canyon’s oldest
                     colour.                                        sedimentary rocks date back almost two billion
                                                                    years.
                     A)  I        B)  II        C)  III        D)  IV        E)  V
                                                                    A)  I        B)  II        C)  III        D)  IV        E)  V

















                  9.  (I) Religion was extremely important in Aztec   12.  (I) About 220 million years ago, India was
                     life. (II) In fact, the Aztec Empire was one of the   an island. (II) With the motion of continental
                     strongest civilizations in the Americas. (III) The    plates, it drifted north and very slowly crashed
                     Aztecs worshipped hundreds of gods and         into Asia about 40 million years ago. (III) Then
                     goddesses. (IV) Each god or goddess ruled      its northward motion created the Himalayan
                     one or more human activities. (V) The Aztecs   mountain range. (IV) The Himalayas attract
                     respected and feared their power and often     a lot of visitors as a spiritual centre and as a
                     organized religious ceremonies to thank them.  trekking paradise. (V) The same motion still
                                                                    continues today, and therefore, Mount Everest
                     A)  I        B)  II        C)  III        D)  IV        E)  V  is growing by about four centimetres per year.
                                                                    A)  I        B)  II        C)  III        D)  IV        E)  V




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