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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 4 pts
How to treat spider bites
First, clean and wash the wound immediately with soap and water and disinfect it with an antiseptic. Second, Apply an ice pack to slow the absorption of venom. After that Moisten the wound with water. Rub the wound with aspirin powder gently to neutralize the poison. Last avoid the fourth step if you are allergic to aspirin.
Why do we apply an ice pack to the wound?
To slow the absorption of the venom
To clean the venom from the wound
To moisten the bite wound
To neutralize the poison
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 4 pts
How to treat spider bites
First, clean and wash the wound immediately with soap and water and disinfect it with an antiseptic. Second, Apply an ice pack to slow the absorption of venom. After that Moisten the wound with water. Rub the wound with aspirin powder gently to neutralize the poison. Last avoid the fourth step if you are allergic to aspirin.
From the text above, we understand that?
An ice pack can slow the absorption of the water
Spider bites should be treated immediatelly
Antiseptic can neutralize the poison
Aspirin is neutral for everyone
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 4 pts
How to treat spider bites
First, clean and wash the wound immediately with soap and water and disinfect it with an antiseptic. Second, Apply an ice pack to slow the absorption of venom. After that Moisten the wound with water. Rub the wound with aspirin powder gently to neutralize the poison. Last avoid the fourth step if you are allergic to aspirin.
“.... and disinfect it with an antiseptic.” The word ‘it’ refers to...........
Soap
Water
Venom
Wound
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 4 pts
How to treat spider bites
First, clean and wash the wound immediately with soap and water and disinfect it with an antiseptic. Second, Apply an ice pack to slow the absorption of venom. After that Moisten the wound with water. Rub the wound with aspirin powder gently to neutralize the poison. Last avoid the fourth step if you are allergic to aspirin.
What do we use to moisten the wound?
Ice pack
Antisectic
Water
Aspirin
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 4 pts
How to eat Papeda Do you know what Papeda is? It’s special food from Papua. Papeda is made from sago flour. It is as white as milk and its texture is like glue. It’s quite sticky. That’s why, we need two wooden forks to serve Papeda. We have to roll the papeda on the forks, to put on a plate. However, we must first pour vegetable soup on the plate, before we put the Papeda on top, otherwise it will stick to the plate. Then, we need to add more vegetable soup to the Papeda. For more delicious taste, use fish cork soup.
What is the purpose of the text?
To entertain the reader
To describe what papeda is
To explain how to eat papeda
To explain how to make papeda
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 4 pts
How to eat Papeda Do you know what Papeda is? It’s special food from Papua. Papeda is made from sago flour. It is as white as milk and its texture is like glue. It’s quite sticky. That’s why, we need two wooden forks to serve Papeda. We have to roll the papeda on the forks, to put on a plate. However, we must first pour vegetable soup on the plate, before we put the Papeda on top, otherwise it will stick to the plate. Then, we need to add more vegetable soup to the Papeda. For more delicious taste, use fish cork soup.
From the text above we understand that......
Papeda is sticky
Papeda is just like porridge
Papeda is made from wheat flour
We can eat papeda with a fork and spoon
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 4 pts
How to eat Papeda Do you know what Papeda is? It’s special food from Papua. Papeda is made from sago flour. It is as white as milk and its texture is like glue. It’s quite sticky. That’s why, we need two wooden forks to serve Papeda. We have to roll the papeda on the forks, to put on a plate. However, we must first pour vegetable soup on the plate, before we put the Papeda on top, otherwise it will stick to the plate. Then, we need to add more vegetable soup to the Papeda. For more delicious taste, use fish cork soup.
“It is s white as milk.....” (paragraph 2) The word ‘it’ refers to....
The fork
The glue
The plate
Papeda
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