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- Parents are usually unaware of the negative impact that their children's violent bullying actions can have on other children. Sadly, many parents have little or no understanding of this phenomenon and continue to believe that their child could never become a bully, or be involved in horrible acts of violence. However, such actions should be discouraged almost immediately, and it needs to start from the home environment in order to avoid unfortunate incidents. (Adapted from The National Center for Biotechnology Information, 11 February 2022)

In this context 'unaware' means ignorant

- Parents or teachers of teenagers may find it hard to believe that sarcasm is a sign of a flexible and inventive mind. Yet, that is exactly what psychologists and neuroscientists have been arguing. They have found that sarcasm requires the brain to create numerous connections to arrive at a correct interpretation, requiring more brainpower than literal statements. Although it is often considered juvenile irreverence, sarcasm is actually evidence of maturity - because it takes years for a child's developing brain to fully understand and master it. (bbc.com/future, Jan 12 2022; adapted)

Research suggests that sarcasm in teenagers is a sign of intelligence and of a maturing brain

- Paul was very excited when he heard he had______ the exam. passed

- Perhaps we .... check the figures again to make sure we haven't made any mistakes. Should.

- Phoebe has ... her leg. broken

- Physical education provides unique opportunities for children to move with ease and confidence as they enjoy actions such as running, turning, twisting, chasing, throwing, catching, striking, floating and balancing. They are encouraged to respond to challenges to the mind and body, to participate, to compete and to co- operate with others. From their earliest years children enjoy physical activities. The physical education programme which provides a wide variety of movement activities builds on these early experiences of the child.
(Adapted from Government of Ireland PE Teaching Guidelines 1999)

In the context of the passage, what is the main purpose of physical education for children? To enhance physical abilities and skills

- Planes travel .... than trains, but getting on and off planes at airports is very slow. More quickly.

- Please _____ everything _____ your bag. put / into

- Please answer ... my question to

- Please answer ____ my question. to

- Please call me back on Monday. I ______ the news by then. will have heard

- Please come back soon and ....... the work you started two weeks ago. finish

- Please don't ... Jim what happened. tell

- Please look ________ me. at

- Please select the best word to complete the following sentence: ... to school yesterday? Did you walk

- Please select the best word to complete the following sentence: He told me that he ... in Spain the previous year. had been working

- Please select the best word to complete the following sentence: How long ... English? have you been learning

- Please select the best word to complete the following sentence: How long ___________ English? have you been learning

- Please select the best word to complete the following sentence: She ... me to go to school. told

- Please select the best word to complete the following sentence: She has been ... of murdering her husband. accused

- Please select the best word to complete the following sentence: The doctor gave me a ... for some medicine yesterday. prescription

- Please select the best word to complete the following sentence: The tree ... by lightning. was struck

- Please select the best word to complete the following sentence: You ... better see a doctor. had

- Please select the best word to complete the following sentence: You aren't allowed to use your mobile so ... . there's no point in leaving it on

- Please select the best word to complete the following sentence: You aren't allowed to use your mobile so ______________ . there's no point in leaving it on

- Popular purchases among the super-rich are buying their own private island and their own private jet. A recent National Lottery survey found just under one in five people would choose to buy a private island if they __________scoop the cash. were to

- Possible side effects of the flu vaccine ___________ to be few. are reported

- Post-Brexit changes to Britain's immigration rules have led to an unprecedented collapse in bookings for school trips from the continent, with countries, such as Ireland, now more popular than the UK. While the pandemic has depressed European school travel in general, Europeans prefer short-stay educational visits to alternative EU destinations where English is widely spoken. While Britain's Covid test requirement is a factor, by far the most significant reason is the UK's decision not to accept EU group passports or identity cards, and to require full passports, plus expensive individual visas for non-EU pupils. (The Guardian, Dec 26 2021; adapted)

The collapse in school trips to the UK is primarily due to passport and visa rules

- Practising meditation and mindfulness are believed to help you focus on the present moment, with an attitude of curiosity and compassion. Knitting can be a significant meditation practice, with its focus on the repetitive rhythm of the movement, on the techniques required and on the pattern to be followed. Knitting has been shown to have positive effects on sleeping, as well as on anxiety and depression. Besides, knitting can be done virtually everywhere, in your house, in the park or on a train, and is becoming increasingly popular as a creative and relaxation activity. (Adapted from https://kripalu.org/resources/yoga-knitting- peace-every-stitch)

Knitting can be a useful meditation technique

- Protecting children's education in conflict zones such as Syria is to be supported with £15.8 million of UK funding. Some children in Syria have spent their entire lives at war. A Syrian education project leader said there were children who did not know what a shopping mall was, but who could identify every imaginable kind of war plane. Dominic Raab said financial support would help some of the "world's most vulnerable children". The Syrian Education Programme, supported by UK aid, has helped to keep children in school financially and psychologically and to pay teachers. (Adapted from www.bbc.com, 12th July 2021)

Syrian children growing up during the war know what planes look like but not shopping centres