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From the texts we can conclude that both courses ….
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Who will probably be interested in reading the texts? (1) Teachers who teach English in Junior High School. (2) Students who want to make progress of their English mastery. (3) Teenagers who enjoy reading English novels in their weekend. (4) Parents whose children want to improve their English competence.
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Which of the following parts of the texts are the health claim of both products?
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From the texts we can conclude that both products …. (1) are made of the same ingredient (2) do not contain artificial substance (3) must not be kept in the refrigerator (4) are manufactured by the same company
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Which statements are in line with the text? (1) The higher the education the less girls are involved. (2) Only 31 million girls are enrolled in primary school. (3) The educated girls will likely have healthier children. (4) The only reason of the girls’ drop out is the school fees.
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What will the following group of readers probably do after reading the text?
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Why is it important to keep girls at least in secondary education?
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Where do we probably find the text? (1) A blog of an environmental activist. (2) A social media of a social science teacher. (3) A magazine that covers environmental issue. (4) A newspaper sharing news about healthy life style.
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What happened to the writer when he started school?
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