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📘 SECTION A: Comprehension Passage (Questions 1–3)

Although smartphones have revolutionized communication, they have also become a source of distraction, especially for students. Many complain of addiction to social media, poor concentration in class, and reduced physical interactions. However, when used appropriately, smartphones can aid research, facilitate learning, and improve connectivity.

1. What is the main idea of the passage?



2. One negative effect of smartphones mentioned is:



3. Which of the following is a benefit of smartphones mentioned in the passage?



4. The tone of the author is:



5. The word “revolutionized” in the passage means:



6. “When used appropriately” means:



7. Neither the boy nor the girls ___ coming.



8. She would have helped you if she ___ there.



9. The news ___ very disturbing.



10. One of the boys ___ stolen the pen.



11. He prefers tea ___ coffee.



12. The students discussed the matter among ___.



13. I look forward to ___ you again.



14. I don’t like the way he behaves, ___ I?



15. If I were you, I ___ study harder.



16. The teacher, together with the students, ___ present.



17. He hardly ever ___ to school on time.



18. Many people are interested in ___ English.



19. The girl was accused ___ stealing the money.



20. He went to the market ___ bought some food.



21. The more he tries, ___ he fails.



22. I wish I ___ a president.



23. The man jumped ___ the river.



24. This is the boy ___ dog bit me.



25. I am not as fast ___ he is.



26. “Anxious” is closest in meaning to:



27. Opposite of “Generous” is:



28. “Infamous” means:



29. Opposite of “Scarce” is:



30. “Detest” means:



31. “He spilled the beans” means:



32. “To beat around the bush” means:



33. “She let the cat out of the bag” means:



34. “Once in a blue moon” means:



35. “To put all your eggs in one basket” means:



36. “The wind whispered secrets…” is:



37. “As brave as a lion” is a:



38. “She cried a river” is:



39. “The sun smiled down” is:



40. “It cost an arm and a leg” means:



41. Word with stress on first syllable:



42. Word that rhymes with “right”:



43. Word with vowel sound /i/:



44. Word with a diphthong:



45. Odd one out (vowel sounds):



46. Word with consonant /ʃ/:



47. Word with final voiced sound:



48. Primary stress on second syllable:



49. Correct stress for “economy”:



50. Word ending like “judge”:




Your selected answers:


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