Question 1

Physics - What are the ends of a permanent magnet called?

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poles

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pullers

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negative charges

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metal ions

Question 2

Physics - What do magnetic materials feel when they are inside a magnetic field

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Force

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electricity

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attraction

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pulling

Question 3

Physics - Which of these metals is NOT magnetic: iron, steel, copper, cobolt

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copper

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steel

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iron

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cobolt

Question 4

Biology - Name the 2 things needed for photosynthesis?

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chlorophyll and light energy.

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chlorophyll and nitrogen

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water and nutrients

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light energy and heat

Question 5

Biology - Name the two products of photosynthesis?

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oxygen and glucose.

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glucose and water

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carbon and dioxide

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oxygen and carbon dioxide

Question 6

Biology - What does a plant use glucose for?

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a vital source of food

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to make bright flowers

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to move quickly

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to grow tall

Question 7

Biology - Name the plant organ that produces food

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leaf

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stem

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root

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flower

Question 8

Chemistry - What are rearranged during a chemical reaction.

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atoms

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oxygen

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gases

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molecules

Question 9

Chemistry - In a chemical reaction, on what side of the word equation will the reactants appear?

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to the left of the arrow

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to the right of the arrow

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below the arrow

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on top of the arrow

Question 10

Chemistry - What type of reaction is combustion

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oxidation

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acidic

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physical change

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thermal decomposition

Question 11

Computer Science - What is the main purpose of a computer?

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To execute programs

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To create data

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To store information

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To connect to the internet

Question 12

Computer Science - What does the CPU do during the processing stage?

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Transforms data to produce meaningful output

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Transfers data between devices

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Displays data to the user

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Stores data for later use

Question 13

Computer Science - Which of the following is both an input and output device?

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Touchscreen

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Monitor

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Printer

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Keyboard

Question 14

Computer Science - Which data type is used to store whole numbers?

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Integer

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Float (Real)

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String

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Boolean

Question 15

Computer Science - What does the process of casting involve?

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Converting one data type to another

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Making decisions in code

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Creating a collection of characters

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Repeating a set of instructions

Question 16

Computer Science - What is the difference between a FOR loop and a WHILE loop?

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A FOR loop runs a fixed number of times, while a WHILE loop runs until a condition is met.

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A FOR loop always executes twice, while a WHILE loop executes once.

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A FOR loop runs until a condition is met, while a WHILE loop has a fixed number of iterations

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A FOR loop runs infinitely, while a WHILE loop has limited iterations.

Question 17

Computer Science - Which of these statements is true about machine learning?

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Machine learning models rely on examples or feedback for training.

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Machine learning is unrelated to artificial intelligence.

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Machine learning does not require evaluation after training.

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Machine learning models work without any training data.

Question 18

Computer Science - Which of the following is an example of a Boolean value?

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TRUE

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3.14

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"True"

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42

Question 19

Computer Science - What symbol represents an IF statement in a flowchart?

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Diamond

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Rectangle

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Oval

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Parallelogram

Question 20

Computer Science - Which of the following statements about primary and secondary storage is correct?

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RAM and ROM are types of primary storage, while hard drives and USB sticks are types of secondary storage.

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Hard drives and USB sticks are types of primary storage.

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RAM is a secondary storage device, while ROM is used for temporary storage.

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ROM is volatile, while RAM is non-volatile.

Question 21

Maths - Which of these is an estimate of how many centimetres is equal to the length of the equator

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4 x 10 to the power of 9

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4 x 10 to the power of 1

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4 x 10 to the power of 1000

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4 x 10 to the power of -2

Question 22

Maths - If you want to estimate the answer to a calculation, you round each value to an accuracy of

Accepted Answer

One significant figure

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nearest whole number

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nearest ten

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One decimal place

Question 23

Maths - A value rounded to the nearest ten could be as different as up to this much from the number before it was rounded

Accepted Answer

Five

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zero point five

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Half

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Ten

Question 24

Maths - forty-three times five can be calculated using

Accepted Answer

forty times five plus three times five

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forty plus three times five

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forty times five plus three

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five times forty plus three

Question 25

Maths - which of five million, fifty, or 0.0005 can be represented using standard form?

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All of them

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only the first

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only the first two

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only the last

Question 26

Maths - which of these term to term rules can be used to form a sequence; 1) add seven 2) multiply by seven 3) add seven and then multiply by seven

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All of them

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only the last

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only the second

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only the first two

Question 27

Maths - To solve the inequality, 3x - 7 < 4, which operation should be performed first?

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Add seven

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subtract seven

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divide by three

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multiply by three

Question 28

Maths - to simplify the product of three to the power of five and three to the power of six, you...

Accepted Answer

add the powers

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subtract the powers

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you can't simplify it

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multiply the powers

Question 29

Geography - What is the process where waves break down rocks on the coast?

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Erosion

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Transportation

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Weathering

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Deposition

Question 30

Geography - What is the name of the process where sand and pebbles are carried along the coast?

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Longshore drift

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Fetch

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Hydraulic action

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Backwash

Question 31

Geography - What coastal feature is formed when a cave breaks through a headland?

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Arch

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Spit

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Stack

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Stump

Question 32

Geography - What is the term for the movement of water back down the beach after a wave breaks?

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Backwash

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Crest

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Swash

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Tidal flow

Question 33

Geography - Which type of wave is responsible for erosion on the coast?

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Destructive wave

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Tsunami

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Constructive wave

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Tidal wave

Question 34

Geography - What is the name of a narrow piece of land that projects into the sea?

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Spit

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Cliff

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Bay

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Arch

Question 35

Geography - What is the term for the build-up of sediment in sheltered coastal areas?

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Deposition

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Erosion

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Hydraulic action

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Corrosion

Question 36

Geography - Which process involves air being trapped in cracks and breaking rocks apart?

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Hydraulic action

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Solution

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Abrasion

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Attrition

Question 37

History - What was one of Henry VII’s strategies for consolidating power?

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Marrying Elizabeth of York to unite the warring houses of Lancaster and York.

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Defeating the Spanish Armada.

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Establishing a new religion.

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Expanding English territories in Europe.

Question 38

History - What was a major consequence of Henry VIII's break with Rome?

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Establishment of the Anglican Church.

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End of the Wars of the Roses.

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Execution of Elizabeth I.

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Start of the English Civil War.

Question 39

History - Edward VI was known for being:

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Very Protestant

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Indifferent to religion

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A supporter of the Spanish monarchy

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Very Catholic

Question 40

History - What nickname did Mary I earn due to her persecution of Protestants?

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Bloody Mary

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Saint Mary

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Mary the Merciful

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Iron Mary

Question 41

History - What was a key reason behind the defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588?

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Superior English naval tactics.

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A large and powerful English army.

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Spanish ships were poorly built.

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Support from France.

Question 42

History - What were some of the religious changes in England between 1547 and 1563?

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Increased Catholic influence under Mary I and Protestant reforms under Edward VI and Elizabeth I.

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Complete eradication of Protestantism.

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Continued dominance of Catholicism.

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Introduction of Hinduism as a state religion.

Question 43

History - What was a significant problem facing Elizabeth I at the start of her reign?

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Massive debt and religious division

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Threat of invasion from France

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Lack of a clear heir

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Overpopulation

Question 44

History - Why was Mary Queen of Scots considered a threat to Elizabeth I?

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She was a Catholic with a claim to the English throne.

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She invaded Scotland.

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She had a stronger claim to the Spanish throne.

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She led a rebellion in Ireland.

Question 45

RS - What is an atheist?

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Someone who does not believe in any gods

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Someone who believes in only one god

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Someone who worships nature

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Someone who believes in many gods

Question 46

RS - What was The Buddha’s original name?

Accepted Answer

Siddhartha Gautama

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Krishna Sharma

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Mahatma Gandhi

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Vishnu Pandit

Question 47

RS - How many Noble Truths are there in Buddhism?

Accepted Answer

Four

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eight

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Three

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Five

Question 48

RS - Which country has the highest number of Buddhists in the world?

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China

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India

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Nepal

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Thailand

Question 49

RS - What does Buddhist mean?

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A person who follows the teachings of The Buddha

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A person who practices yoga

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A person who meditates daily

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A person who believes in many gods

Question 50

RS - What is the Eightfold Path?

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A set of guidelines to help end suffering and achieve enlightenment

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A Buddhist festival

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A type of Buddhist prayer

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A meditation practice

Question 51

RS - Where was Siddhartha Gautama born?

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Lumbini, Nepal

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Delhi, India

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Tokyo, Japan

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Beijing, China

Question 52

RS - What is the Fourth Noble Truth?

Accepted Answer

Follow the path to end suffering (the Eightfold Path)

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The story of The Buddha’s life

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The cause of suffering

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The explanation of happiness

Question 53

French - How do you say "it is cold"?

Accepted Answer

Il fait froid

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Il fait chaud

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Il est froid

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Il est chaud

Question 54

French - How do you say "it is hot"?

Accepted Answer

Il fait chaud

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il est chaud

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Il fait froid

Answer

il est froid

Question 55

French - How do you say "I go into town"?

Accepted Answer

Je vais en ville

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Je aller en ville

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Je vais en village

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Je vais aller en ville

Question 56

French - How do you say "I am going to do"?

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Je vais faire

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Je vais jouer

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Je vas faire

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Je vais fait

Question 57

English - What is a poet?

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This is the writer of the poem.

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This is the speaker in the poem.

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This is the narrator in the poem.

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This is the persona.

Question 58

English - What is included in the explanation in a PEEL paragraph?

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It includes zooming in on particular words in the evidence and identifying techniques.

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It includes evidence.

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It includes key words from the question and the poet's purpose.

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It includes key words from the question.

Question 59

English - What is a couplet in poetry?

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It is two lines together.

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It is two lines which rhyme.

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It is two words which rhyme.

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It is two sentences in a poem.

Question 60

English - What is included in the link in a PEEL paragraph?

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It includes key words from the question and the poet's overall purpose.

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It includes key words from the question.

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It includes context about the poet.

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It includes techniques and context.

Question 61

English - What is included in the evidence in a PEEL paragraph?

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It includes the introduction of the evidence and quotation marks around the evidence.

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It includes key words from the question.

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It includes zooming in on particular words and language techniques.

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It includes structure and language techniques.

Question 62

English - What is the rhyming scheme in a poem?

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This is the repetition of sounds at the end of lines.

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This is the tempo.

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This is the organisation of the poem.

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This is the beat.

Question 63

English - What does "structure" refer to in a poem?

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This is the organisation of the poem.

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This is the vocabulary used in the poem.

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This is the layout of the poem.

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This is the presentation of the poem.

Question 64

English - What is included in the point in a PEEL paragraph?

Accepted Answer

It includes key words from the question and the main idea of the poem.

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It includes language and structure techniques.

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It includes the introduction of evidence and quotation marks around the evidence.

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It includes key words from the question.

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