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LIFEBELT : SEA :: AIR : _____________

parachute

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ANTERIOR : POSTERIOR :: FRONT : _____________

hind

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HAMMER : CARPENTER :: _____________

brush : painter

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NEWTON : CALCULUS :: COPERNICUS : _____________

astronomy

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GEO : EARTH :: FERRO : _____________

iron

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AFFECTION : INFATUATION :: _____________

timidity : cowardice

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(write your answer in capital letter) example: A

C

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(write your answer in capital letter) example: A

B

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(write your answer in capital letter) example: A

B

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(write your answer in capital letter) example: A

C

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(write your answer in capital letter) example: B

C

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(write your answer in capital letter) example: B

B

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(write your answer in capital letter) example: B

B

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(write your answer in capital letter) example: C

C

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(write your answer in capital letter) example: C

A

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(write your answer in capital letter) example: C

C

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(write your answer in capital letter) example: C

A

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Read and write your answer in capital letter. The koala bear, a marsupial commonly found in Australia, is endangered. Often mistaken as bears, they are, in fact, associated to wombats. Their newborns stay in their mothers’ pouches for several months after birth. Koala bears live on gum trees known as eucalyptus. Being a nocturnal animal, koala bears usually rest during the day and become active only at night. Koala bears are soft. They have thick, woolly, grey or brown fur. Their fur keeps them warm during the cold season. On their limbs are rough pads, enabling the koala bears to grip the branches of the eucalyptus. Koala bears are herbivores. They feed on the gum leaves. Having a keen sense of smell, they are able to differentiate between edible and poisonous gum leaves. Source: ELITE Level 4. First Edition 2011. SAP PTE Ltd.

B

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Read and write your answer in capital letter. The koala bear, a marsupial commonly found in Australia, is endangered. Often mistaken as bears, they are, in fact, associated to wombats. Their newborns stay in their mothers’ pouches for several months after birth. Koala bears live on gum trees known as eucalyptus. Being a nocturnal animal, koala bears usually rest during the day and become active only at night. Koala bears are soft. They have thick, woolly, grey or brown fur. Their fur keeps them warm during the cold season. On their limbs are rough pads, enabling the koala bears to grip the branches of the eucalyptus. Koala bears are herbivores. They feed on the gum leaves. Having a keen sense of smell, they are able to differentiate between edible and poisonous gum leaves. Source: ELITE Level 4. First Edition 2011. SAP PTE Ltd.

C

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Read and write your answer in capital letter. The koala bear, a marsupial commonly found in Australia, is endangered. Often mistaken as bears, they are, in fact, associated to wombats. Their newborns stay in their mothers’ pouches for several months after birth. Koala bears live on gum trees known as eucalyptus. Being a nocturnal animal, koala bears usually rest during the day and become active only at night. Koala bears are soft. They have thick, woolly, grey or brown fur. Their fur keeps them warm during the cold season. On their limbs are rough pads, enabling the koala bears to grip the branches of the eucalyptus. Koala bears are herbivores. They feed on the gum leaves. Having a keen sense of smell, they are able to differentiate between edible and poisonous gum leaves. Source: ELITE Level 4. First Edition 2011. SAP PTE Ltd.

B

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Read and write your answer in capital letter. The koala bear, a marsupial commonly found in Australia, is endangered. Often mistaken as bears, they are, in fact, associated to wombats. Their newborns stay in their mothers’ pouches for several months after birth. Koala bears live on gum trees known as eucalyptus. Being a nocturnal animal, koala bears usually rest during the day and become active only at night. Koala bears are soft. They have thick, woolly, grey or brown fur. Their fur keeps them warm during the cold season. On their limbs are rough pads, enabling the koala bears to grip the branches of the eucalyptus. Koala bears are herbivores. They feed on the gum leaves. Having a keen sense of smell, they are able to differentiate between edible and poisonous gum leaves. Source: ELITE Level 4. First Edition 2011. SAP PTE Ltd.

C

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