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Science questions assess Newton’s third law and angular momentum, phase change under pressure and temperature, metallic solids, photosynthesis photolysis, ATP yield after glycolysis, and insect-trapping plants. 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She usually is a careful driver but yesterday she had a/an   .  \nA. accident  \nB. event  \nC. happening  \nD. incident  \n2. She was fishing from the river  .  \n[A. bank](A. bank)  \n[B. basin](B. basin)[ ](B. basin)[C. cliff](C. cliff)  \n[D. valley](D. valley)  \nFour lettered pairs (A to D) follow a related pair of words given in the question. Select the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair in capital letters.  \n3. RAIN: DRIZZLE::  \nA. hop: shuffle  \nB. juggle: bounce  \n[C. run:](C. run:) jog  \nD. walk: path  \n4. ANKLE: FOOT::  \nA. eye: retina  \nB. leg: calf  \nC. tooth: tongue  \nD. wrist: hand  \nChoose the lettered word or phrase that is MOST NEARLY OPPOSITE in meaning to the word in capital letters.  \n5. If you are UNFAMILIAR to something it means you are not   it.  \nA. angry about  \nB. happy with  \nC. sure about  \nD. used to  \nChoose the lettered word or phrase that is MOST NEARLY SIMILAR in meaning to the word in capital letters.  \n6. Your SUPERCILIOUS ideals won’t work. You must   your standards.  \nA. change  \nB. define  \nC. give up  \nD. lower  \nQuestions 7-9 are based on the following paragraph.  \nPakistan is the country blessed with all type of seasons. The people of the country enjoy all the seasons along with the different natural gifts, for example, snowfall, rain, leaf fall, vegetables, and fruits.  \nThere are four seasons in our country. They are Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.  \nSpring is called the king of all seasons. It starts at the end of the February and lasts till May. In this season, trees give new leaves and flowers blossom. It is pleasant to walk in the gardens and parks. 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