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                                     I am L nda. We have a cute small house. We, all the fam ly members, often
                                     clean  t, but th s t me we w ll clean  t for my aunt’s wedd ng party. I th nk  t
                                     w ll be great fun to have the party. I am really exc ted. We all shared the
                                     dut es. I am respons ble for sett ng the table. My brother John has to take
                                     the rubb sh out. Joyce, my other aunt, must sweep and mop the  oor. My
                                     s ster, Charlotte,  s go ng to clean the backyard. My mum must wash the
                                     d shes. My dad w ll clean the house.




              Which of the following visuals DOES NOT show one of the responsiblities in the text?

              A)                    B)                     C)                     D)































          10.
                                  Positive Qualities                     Negative Qualities


                 Bob         He is always kind to other people.  He doesn’t want to share his belongings.

                 Paul           He always tells the truth.   He has difficulty in talking with new people he meets.

                 Nick       He buys food for homeless people.        He always shouts at his friends.

                Mark    He always supports me when I have problems.     He sometimes tells lies.


              Leo and his friends are at a hotel for their summer holiday. He wants to choose his roommate during holiday time.
              He thinks a true friend should be honest and generous. But he shouldn’t be rude and stingy.
              According to the chart and information above, who can be Leo’s roommate during holiday time?
              A)  Bob               B)  Paul               C)  Nick               D) Mark




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