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Language SA12017  \nContents  \nP6 Comprehension Cloze-SA1-NanyangP6 Comprehension Cloze-SA1-RafflesP6 Comprehension Cloze -SA1-RosythAnswer Key  \n\n| You do not need to have a sweet tooty to recognize the familiar names of family-  \u003Cbr>owned companies such as Cadbury,Mars and Hershey's.Today,the average person  \u003Cbr>about 5 kilograms of chocolate each year.___  \u003Cbr>_most of its  \u003Cbr>(52)一  \u003Cbr>(51)  \u003Cbr>4000-vear historv.it was actually consumed as a bitter beverage_  \u003Cbr>___than a  \u003Cbr>(53)  \u003Cbr>sweet edible treat.Evidence has been___  \u003Cbr>to prove that chocolate was produced  \u003Cbr>(54)  \u003Cbr>by the ancient Mesoamencans living in present-day Mexico as early as 1900 B.C..  \u003Cbr>to cultivate the Cacao plants found in the rainforests of  \u003Cbr>They were the  \u003Cbr>(55)  \u003Cbr>Central America.They femented,roasted and ground the cacao beans  _  \u003Cbr>(56)—a  \u003Cbr>paste which was mixed with water,vanilla,honey and other spices to brew a frothy chocolate  \u003Cbr>drink.Chocolate was found to have nutritional and medicinal properties.  \u003Cbr>(67)-_led  \u003Cbr>them to believe that it possessed mystical qualites.As a resut,it was reserved for rulers.  \u003Cbr>warriors and the rich.  \u003Cbr>By the 1500s,chocolate had made its way to Spain where it quickly__  \u003Cbr>_a  \u003Cbr>(58)  \u003Cbr>favourite.Alithough the Spanish sweetened the bitter drink__  \u003Cbr>cane sUQar ang  \u003Cbr>cinnamon,one thing_  \u003Cbr>the  \u003Cbr>__unchanged:Only the rich couid_  \u003Cbr>(60)  \u003Cbr>(611  \u003Cbr>expensive drink.  \u003Cbr>By the 19u century,the popularity of chocolate quickty____         __  \u003Cbr>_to other  \u003Cbr>(62)  \u003Cbr>European countries.In 1828,Johannes van Houten___  \u003Cbr>___the cocoa press.The  \u003Cbr>(63}  \u003Cbr>_it easier to obtain cocoa powder.This powder was mixed  \u003Cbr>cooa press  ₆4)  \u003Cbr>_sugar and other ingredients,and.poured into molds to make  \u003Cbr>(65)  \u003Cbr>chocolate bars.The innovation by Van Houten has made chocolate affordable to many  \u003Cbr>people.   |\n| --- |\n\n\n| Marks   |\n| --- |\n\n# Section G:Comprehension Cloze(15x1 mark)FI In 0aCi blank W面a sUi60l0 WOrG.\n\nThere is nothing like seeing the past unfold right before our eyes.Indeed,museumscan tell us a much                  interesting story than the static words and images in(51)our history.                  \n(52)  \nMuseums have traditionally been the place                ____objects of the past are(53)preserved and displayed for public exhibition.They.              as a place where(64)  \nhistory \"speaks\"to us.Impressive sculptures and detailed friezes(narrow pieces ofdecorations along a wall)                      running narratives,while fascinating(55)antiques reveal most fascinating insights:  \nindeed,history comes                  when someone is able to not only read(56)about the past,but is                      ableto 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