Napolcom 2

Class Sinagtala
NAPOLCOM
EXAM
(rationalization)
TOPIC: ENGLISH
LECTURER: JENNY DAPAT
EXAM TIPS
1. BE PREPARED
2. MIND THE TIME
3. ELIMINATE
4. PRESENCE OF MIND
For ITEM Nos 1 – 5: Select the word that
is OPPOSITE in meaning to underlined
word(s) in the following phrases.
1. THE ACCUSED SPOKE IN QUAVERING
TONES DURING THE INTERROGATION.
A. TREMBLING
B. MEASURED
C. LOUD
D. MUSICAL
E. FIRM
1. THE ACCUSED SPOKE IN QUAVERING
TONES DURING THE INTERROGATION.
A. TREMBLING
B. MEASURED
C. LOUD
D. MUSICAL
E. FIRM
2. THE ALLEGATION OF THE ACCUSER IS
GROUNDLESS.
A. FAMILIAR
B. SUBSTANTIAL
C. APPRECIATED
D. SYMMETRICAL
E. WELL-EXECUTED
2. THE ALLEGATION OF THE ACCUSER IS
GROUNDLESS.
A. FAMILIAR
B. SUBSTANTIAL
C. APPRECIATED
D. SYMMETRICAL
E. WELL-EXECUTED
3. FOR DEMOCRACY TO PREVAIL, CITIZENS
MUST BE VIGILANT ON THEIR LEADER’S
DECISION.
A. HELPFUL
B. MISLEADING
C. TARDY
D. CORRUPT
E. INDIFFERENT
3. FOR DEMOCRACY TO PREVAIL, CITIZENS
MUST BE VIGILANT ON THEIR LEADER’S
DECISION.
A. HELPFUL
B. MISLEADING
C. TARDY
D. CORRUPT
E. INDIFFERENT
4. AT THIS TIME OF CONFUSION AND ANGER,
RECONCILIATION IS A NECESSITY.
A. VIGILANCE
B. ALIENATION
C. DISAGREEMENT
D. RECONSIDERATION
E. CONFRONTATION
4. AT THIS TIME OF CONFUSION AND ANGER,
RECONCILIATION IS A NECESSITY.
A. VIGILANCE
B. ALIENATION
C. DISAGREEMENT
D. RECONSIDERATION
E. CONFRONTATION
5. LOUD PERSONS USUALLY IRRITATE THE
QUITE ONES.
A. AGITATE
B. PLEASE
C. AFFECT
D. APPEASE
E. SATISFY
5. LOUD PERSONS USUALLY IRRITATE THE
QUITE ONES.
A. AGITATE
B. PLEASE
C. AFFECT
D. APPEASE
E. SATISFY
For ITEM Nos 6 – 10: Select the word
that is CLOSEST in meaning to
underlined word(s) in the following
phrases.
6. THE RULING PROVED TO BE
DETRIMENTAL TO THE ORGANIZATION.
A. DECISIVE
B. ADVANTAGEOUS
C. HARMFUL
D. WORTHLESS
E. ELUSIVE
6. THE RULING PROVED TO BE
DETRIMENTAL TO THE ORGANIZATION.
A. DECISIVE
B. ADVANTAGEOUS
C. HARMFUL
D. WORTHLESS
E. ELUSIVE
7. HE WAS RECRUITED BECAUSE HE WAS
PROFICIENT IN THE USE OF COMPUTER.
A. EFFICIENT
B. UNEQUALLED
C. HELPFUL
D. EFFECTIVE
E. SKILLFUL
7. HE WAS RECRUITED BECAUSE HE WAS
PROFICIENT IN THE USE OF COMPUTER.
A. EFFICIENT
B. UNEQUALLED
C. HELPFUL
D. EFFECTIVE
E. SKILLFUL
8. HAVING FOUND THAT THE ACCUSED IS
GUILTY OF MURDER BEYOND REASONABLE
DOUBT, THE JUDGE METED THE PENALTY
OF RECLUSION PERPETUA.
A. READ
B. ISSUED
C. INFLICTED
D. DECLARED
E. IMPOSED
9. SELECTION AND PROMOTION BOARDS
ARE ESTABLISHED IN THE PNP TO ENSURE
OBJECTIVITY IN THE PROMOTION.
A. SWIFTNESS
B. SENSIBILITY
C. FAIRNESS
D. TRANSPARENCY
E. REGULARITY
9. SELECTION AND PROMOTION BOARDS
ARE ESTABLISHED IN THE PNP TO ENSURE
OBJECTIVITY IN THE PROMOTION.
A. SWIFTNESS
B. SENSIBILITY
C. FAIRNESS
D. TRANSPARENCY
E. REGULARITY
10. THE LADY’S REACTION ON THE MANNER
BY WHICH HER REQUEST WAS ACTED UPON
AT THE QUALITY SERVICE LANE (QSL)
DENOTES CONTENTMENT.
A. INDICATES
B. FURNISHES
C. EVOKES
D. ENCUMBERS
E. ASSERTS
10. THE LADY’S REACTION ON THE MANNER
BY WHICH HER REQUEST WAS ACTED UPON
AT THE QUALITY SERVICE LANE (QSL)
DENOTES CONTENTMENT.
A. INDICATES
B. FURNISHES
C. EVOKES
D. ENCUMBERS
E. ASSERTS
For ITEM Nos 11 – 15: Read carefully the
following paragraphs and choose from
the given alternatives the BEST answer
to the questions.
The public often believes that the main job of
a uniformed office is to enforce laws simply
by arresting people. In reality, however,
many of the situations that an officer deals
with do not call for the use of the power of
arrest such as when an officer spends much
of his or her time preventing crimes from
happening by spotting potential violations or
suspicious behavior and taking action to
prevent illegal acts.
The majority of these problems do not result
in arrests and convictions, and often they do
not even involve illegal behavior. There are
even instances where there seems to be
good reason to make an arrest, but an officer
needs to exercise very good judgement
because there are times when making an
arrest too soon could touch off a riot, or could
result in the detention of a minor offender.
11. According to the passage, one way in which
law enforcement officers can prevent crimes
from happening is by:
a. Letting minor offenders go free

b. Arresting suspicious characters
c. Taking action on potential violations
d. Reducing opportunity to commit crime
e. Refusing to get involved in husband-wife
quarrels
11. According to the passage, one way in which
law enforcement officers can prevent crimes
from happening is by:
a. Letting minor offenders go free

b. Arresting suspicious characters
c. Taking action on potential violations
d. Reducing opportunity to commit crime
e. Refusing to get involved in husband-wife
quarrels
12. The central/main message of the passage is the:
a. Focus on law enforcement work is primarily crime

prevention
b. Police should be extremely careful in the discharge of
his duties
c. Public should not call for police assistance for domestic
conflicts
d. Police must be prepared to handle the various requests
for assistance
e. Police need to make the community understand the true
nature of their job
12. The central/main message of the passage is the:
a. Focus on law enforcement work is primarily crime

prevention
b. Police should be extremely careful in the discharge of
his duties
c. Public should not call for police assistance for domestic
conflicts
d. Police must be prepared to handle the various requests
for assistance
e. Police need to make the community understand the true
nature of their job
13. According to the passage, which of the following statements is
NOT TRUE of situations involving emotionally disturbed persons?
a. Such situations often do not result in arrests.

b. Such situations may not involve illegal behavior.
c. Citizens often turn to law enforcement officers for help in such
situations.
d. It is a waste of time to call on law enforcement officers for
assistance in such situations.
e. It is the responsibility of their immediate relatives to restrain them
and ensure that they do not become a threat to society.
13. According to the passage, which of the following statements is
NOT TRUE of situations involving emotionally disturbed persons?
a. Such situations often do not result in arrests.

b. Such situations may not involve illegal behavior.
c. Citizens often turn to law enforcement officers for help in such
situations.
d. It is a waste of time to call on law enforcement officers for
assistance in such situations.
e. It is the responsibility of their immediate relatives to restrain them
and ensure that they do not become a threat to society.
14. According to the passage what is needed by
a police officer in some situations where there
seems to be good reason to make an arrest?
a. Back-up
b. Common sense
c. Good judgement
d. Warrant of arrest
e. Handcuff
14. According to the passage what is needed by
a police officer in some situations where there
seems to be good reason to make an arrest?
a. Back-up
b. Common sense
c. Good judgement
d. Warrant of arrest
e. Handcuff
15. The last sentence in the passage mentions
‘detention of a minor offender’. Of the following
which BEST explains the meaning of the word
‘detention’?
a. Indicting someone
b. Sentencing someone
c. Calling someone before a grand jury
d. Arresting someone
e. Incarcerating someone
15. The last sentence in the passage mentions
‘detention of a minor offender’. Of the following
which BEST explains the meaning of the word
‘detention’?
a. Indicting someone
b. Sentencing someone
c. Calling someone before a grand jury
d. Arresting someone
e. Incarcerating someone
“As I looked at the goldfish crisp on the floor
of my kitchen, I reminisced about the tiny
hands of my children and an earlier season in
life. Though the fallen crisp was the result of
forage, the image made me realize how
quickly time passes. As I dealt with sleepless
nights, teething babies and “potty” training, I
would have been hard-pressed to believe
that the end was soon in sight.
The hands that once cupped goldfish
crackers now grip a sports bag, textbooks
and an iPad. Beyond living for the moment,
we must be people who patiently await God’s
next move. We must let go of anger, give up
stubbornness, and let go of yesterday. For, in
the end, we will reign with the One who has
always been and who always will be!”
16. What could be the BEST title of this passage?
a. The Goldfish Crisps

b. The Images of My Youth
c. Living Beyond the Moment
d. How Time Quickly Passes By
e. People Who Patiently Await God
17. The author of the passage pictures a person who is
reminiscing
a. His/her own youthful years

b. The youthful years of his/her children
c. Goldfish crackers on their kitchen floor
d. The days when he did not let go of his anger
e. The sleepless nights, teething babies and “potty”
training
18. The phrase “the image made me realize how
quickly time passes” means that
a. She has grown older

b. Her children are now grown-up
c. She did not monitor the passing of her time
d. There are no more goldfish crisps on the floor of her
kitchen
e. Dealing with sleepless nights, teething babies and
“potty” training is over
18. The phrase “the image made me realize how
quickly time passes” means that
a. She has grown older

b. Her children are now grown-up
c. She did not monitor the passing of her time
d. There are no more goldfish crisps on the floor of her
kitchen
e. Dealing with sleepless nights, teething babies and
“potty” training is over
19. The central message of the passage is:
a. Life is short, so let go of your anger

b. Yesterdays is only one moment of time
c. Enjoy your children while they are young
d. Have faith in God every moment and beyond
e. Be patient with your children, soon they’ll grow up
19. The central message of the passage is:
a. Life is short, so let go of your anger

b. Yesterdays is only one moment of time
c. Enjoy your children while they are young
d. Have faith in God every moment and beyond
e. Be patient with your children, soon they’ll grow up
20. The character in the passage expresses
feelings of.
a. Anger
b. Regrets
c. Disbelief
d. Bitterness
e. Fond memories
20. The character in the passage expresses
feelings of.
a. Anger
b. Regrets
c. Disbelief
d. Bitterness
e. Fond memories
For ITEM 21-30: Determine the MOST
LOGICAL sequence of the sentences to
form a good paragraph.
a. Fortunately, the COP escaped unhurt.
b. On October 19, 2021, at about 8:00PM, while PCPT Sergio Santibanez,
the Chief of Police (COP) of Sipocot, Camarines Sur, was approaching the
municipal hall on board his Nissan Sentra, an unidentified person
suddenly appeared and threw a hand grenade which exploded under the
chassis causing severe damage to the vehicle.
c. Responding officers from nearby police station immediately gave
chase to the fleeing suspect who eluded up to this date.
d. PAT Danilo Pamonag who was on his way to meet his superior was hit
by shrapnel which slightly injured his left leg.
e. Instinctively, PAT Pamonag drew his service firearm and fired two (2)
shots at the perpetrator who fled under cover of darkness.
1. On October 19, 2021, at about 8:00PM, while PCPT Sergio Santibanez,
2. PAT Danilo Pamonag who was on his way to meet his superior was hit by
shrapnel which slightly injured his left leg.
3. Instinctively, PAT Pamonag drew his service firearm and fired two (2)
4. Responding officers from nearby police station immediately gave
5. Fortunately, the COP escaped unhurt.
a. It becomes much lower in poorer countries.
b. How long people are likely to live is called life expectancy
c. The Japanese live for 80.8 years while people in Zambia

live just 37.3 years.
d. In 1950, the world average was just 4o years old; now it is

over 63 years
e. Life expectancy is usually higher in richer countries.

b. How long people are likely to live is called life expectancy


over 63 years

1. How long people are likely to live is called life expectancy


over 63 years



over 63 years



over 63 years

2. In 1950, the world average was just 4o years old; now it is

over 63 years



over 63 years



over 63 years
3. Life expectancy is usually higher in richer countries.


over 63 years


over 63 years
4. It becomes much lower in poorer countries.
5. The Japanese live for 80.8 years while people in Zambia

FOR ITEM Nos 31-40:
Directions: In each of the following sentences
below there are four underlined words or
phrases marked 1, 2, 3, and 4. Choose the
number corresponding to the underlined word
or phrase which you think has an error in
grammar, usage, punctuation, spelling and
capitalization. Choose 5 if you think there is NO
ERROR in any of the underlined parts.
31. THE SUSPECTS IMMEDIATELY
FLED(1) AFTER THE INCIDENT
MANAGE(2) TO ELUDE(3) ARREST UP
TO(4)THIS DATE. NO ERROR(5)
31. THE SUSPECTS IMMEDIATELY
FLED(1) AFTER THE INCIDENT
MANAGE(2) TO ELUDE(3) ARREST UP
TO(4)THIS DATE. NO ERROR(5)
32. LAST NIGHT, THE SENATOR
BREAKS(1) HIS SILENCE(2) OVER(3)
THE ISSUE(4). NO ERROR(5)
32. LAST NIGHT, THE SENATOR
BREAKS(1) HIS SILENCE(2) OVER(3)
THE ISSUE(4). NO ERROR(5)
33. COMPLAINTS(1) WERE
EXPRESSED DURING(2) THE
DIALOGUE AND THEY WERE
SURELY(3) HEARD BY THE
DISCIPLINED(4) OFFICERS.
NO ERROR(5)
33. COMPLAINTS(1) WERE
EXPRESSED DURING(2) THE
DIALOGUE AND THEY WERE
SURELY(3) HEARD BY THE
DISCIPLINED(4) OFFICERS.
NO ERROR(5)
34. EVERY DAY, I MEET(1)
CLASSMATES AND I FEEL
UNCOMFORTABLE(2) WITH
SOME OF THEM WHO’S(3)
ATTITUDE TOWARD(4) ME IS
DIFFERENT. NO ERROR(5)
34. EVERY DAY, I MEET(1)
CLASSMATES AND I FEEL
UNCOMFORTABLE(2) WITH
SOME OF THEM WHO’S(3)
ATTITUDE TOWARD(4) ME IS
DIFFERENT. NO ERROR(5)
35. WE TOOK(1) IT UPON(2)
THEMSELVES(3) TO VISIT
AND TEACH THE CHILDREN
AT(4) THE ORPHANAGE.
NO ERROR(5)
35. WE TOOK(1) IT UPON(2)
THEMSELVES(3) TO VISIT
AND TEACH THE CHILDREN
AT(4) THE ORPHANAGE.
NO ERROR(5)
36. EACH(1) OF THE
SENATORS(2) DENY (3)
INVOLVEMENT IN THE PASSING
OF THE CONTROVERSIAL
LAW(4) ON DEATH PENALTY.
NO ERROR(5)
36. EACH(1) OF THE
SENATORS(2) DENY(3)
INVOLVEMENT IN THE PASSING
OF THE CONTROVERSIAL
LAW(4) ON DEATH PENALTY.
NO ERROR(5)
37. SINCE 2001(1), I
TRAVELED(2) TO MANY
COUNTRIES IN ASIA, TOGETHER
WITH SOME FRIENDS(3) IN THE
PROFESSION(4). NO ERROR(5)
37. SINCE 2001(1), I
TRAVELED(2) TO MANY
COUNTRIES IN ASIA, TOGETHER
WITH SOME FRIENDS(3) IN THE
PROFESSION(4). NO ERROR(5)
38. AS SOON AS WE
RECEIVE(1) YOUR PAYMENT,
WE WILL APPRAISE(2) THE
FINANCE DEPARTMENT(3) SO
THAT YOU CAN CLAIM(4) YOUR
PERMIT. NO ERROR(5)
38. AS SOON AS WE
RECEIVE(1) YOUR PAYMENT,
WE WILL APPRAISE(2) THE
FINANCE DEPARTMENT(3) SO
THAT YOU CAN CLAIM(4) YOUR
PERMIT. NO ERROR(5)
39. THE PRESIDENT IS A WELL-
KNOWN LAWYER(1), DYNAMIC
SPEAKER(2), SHARP SHOOTER(3),
AND PROVIDES GENEROUS
LEADERSHIP(4). NO ERROR(5)
39. THE PRESIDENT IS A WELL-
KNOWN LAWYER(1), DYNAMIC
SPEAKER(2), SHARP SHOOTER(3),
AND PROVIDES GENEROUS
LEADERSHIP(4). NO ERROR(5)
40. A NUMBER(1) OF KILLINGS
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY(2) HAS
CAUSED(3) THE IRE OF MANY AT
PRESIDENT DUTERTE(4).
NO ERROR(5)
40. A NUMBER(1) OF KILLINGS
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY(2) HAS
CAUSED(3) THE IRE OF MANY AT
PRESIDENT DUTERTE(4).
NO ERROR(5)
FOR ITEM Nos 41 – 50: Fill-in the
blanks with the correct words to
complete the sentence.
41. AMONG THE ______ ARE _______ MOTHERS
WHO ARE SO AMAZED OVER THE ____________
DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.
A. SPECULATORS – SUSPECTING – SPECTACLE

B. EXPECTANT – SPECTACULAR – SPECTATORS
C. SPECTACULAR – SPECTATORS – EXPECTANT
D. SPECTATORS – EXPECTANT – SPECTACULAR
E. EXPECTANT – SUSPECTING – SPECTACULAR
41. AMONG THE ______ ARE _______ MOTHERS
WHO ARE SO AMAZED OVER THE ____________
DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS.
A. SPECULATORS – SUSPECTING – SPECTACLE

B. EXPECTANT – SPECTACULAR – SPECTATORS
C. SPECTACULAR – SPECTATORS – EXPECTANT
D. SPECTATORS – EXPECTANT – SPECTACULAR
E. EXPECTANT – SUSPECTING – SPECTACULAR
42. THE MANAGER PASSED _________ THE CLINIC
AND SAW HIS ASSISTANT WHO PASSED _______.
LATER IN THE DAY, SAID ASSISTANT WAS
REPORTED TO HAVE PASSED _______.
A. BY – BYE – OUT
B. BY – OUT – AWAY
C. OUT – AWAY – BY
D. AWAY – OUT – BY
E. BY – AWAY – OUT
42. THE MANAGER PASSED _________ THE CLINIC
AND SAW HIS ASSISTANT WHO PASSED _______.
LATER IN THE DAY, SAID ASSISTANT WAS
REPORTED TO HAVE PASSED _______.
A. BY – BYE – OUT
B. BY – OUT – AWAY
C. OUT – AWAY – BY
D. AWAY – OUT – BY
E. BY – AWAY – OUT
43. THE TOURISTS ________ THAT THE BEAUTIFUL
________ IS ALMOST NEAR ___________ THE BREEZE
IS GETTING COLDER.
A. SEEN – SCENE – SINCE

B. SCENE – SINCE – SENSE
C. SINCE – SENSE – SCENE
D. SINCE – SENSE – SINCE
E. SENSE – SCENE – SINCE
43. THE TOURISTS ________ THAT THE BEAUTIFUL
________ IS ALMOST NEAR ___________ THE BREEZE
IS GETTING COLDER.
A. SEEN – SCENE – SINCE

B. SCENE – SINCE – SENSE
C. SINCE – SENSE – SCENE
D. SINCE – SENSE – SINCE
E. SENSE – SCENE – SINCE
44. THE OFFICE __________ EXPECT TO
EXPERIENCE ____________ MUSCLES BECAUSE
THEY HAVE TO __________ THEIR RECORDS IN
SEVERAL BOXES.
A. STIFF – STUFF – STAFF

B. STAFF – STIFF – STUFF
C. STUFF – STAFF – STIFF
D. STUFF – STIFF – STAFF
E. STAFF – STEEP – STUFF
44. THE OFFICE __________ EXPECT TO
EXPERIENCE ____________ MUSCLES BECAUSE
THEY HAVE TO __________ THEIR RECORDS IN
SEVERAL BOXES.
A. STIFF – STUFF – STAFF

B. STAFF – STIFF – STUFF
C. STUFF – STAFF – STIFF
D. STUFF – STIFF – STAFF
E. STAFF – STEEP – STUFF
45. FLOWERS _________ IN SEASON OR NOT
____________ DEPENDING ON THE _____________.
A. WEATHER – WHETHER – WITHER

B. WITHER – WEATHER – WITHER
C. WHETHER – WITHER – WEATHER
D. WHETHER – WEATHER – WITHER
E. WEATHER – WITHER – WHETHER
45. FLOWERS _________ IN SEASON OR NOT
____________ DEPENDING ON THE _____________.
A. WEATHER – WHETHER – WITHER

B. WITHER – WEATHER – WITHER
C. WHETHER – WITHER – WEATHER
D. WHETHER – WEATHER – WITHER
E. WEATHER – WITHER – WHETHER
46. HAD I STUDIED VERY WELL, I ______________
REWARDED WITH VACATION IN THE U.S.
A. WAS
B. WOULD HAVE BEEN
C. WILL BE
D. WOULD BE
46. HAD I STUDIED VERY WELL, I ______________
REWARDED WITH VACATION IN THE U.S.
A. WAS
B. WOULD HAVE BEEN
C. WILL BE
D. WOULD BE
47. WHEN HELPING IN THE KITCHEN, I AM
ALWAYS CAREFUL NOT TO HURT ______________.
A. OURSELVES
B. MYSELF
C. HIMSELF
D. HERSELF
47. WHEN HELPING IN THE KITCHEN, I AM
ALWAYS CAREFUL NOT TO HURT ______________.
A. OURSELVES
B. MYSELF
C. HIMSELF
D. HERSELF
48. NEITHER THE TEACHER NOR THE STUDENTS
_______________ PRESENT IN THE AFFAIRS.
A. WERE
B. WAS
C. AM
D. IS
48. NEITHER THE TEACHER NOR THE STUDENTS
_______________ PRESENT IN THE AFFAIRS.
A. WERE
B. WAS
C. AM
D. IS
49. MY SISTER AND I MET AN ACQUAINTANCE
OF _________________ ON THE SHOPPING MALL.
A. OURS
B. US
C. MINE
D. OURSELVES
49. MY SISTER AND I MET AN ACQUAINTANCE
OF _________________ ON THE SHOPPING MALL.
A. OURS
B. US
C. MINE
D. OURSELVES
50. WE ADMIRE _______________ WHEN CYNTHIA
SPEAKS ENGLISH FLUENTLY WITH ___________.
A. HIM---THEM
B. HIM---WE
C. HER---US
D. HIM---ME
50. WE ADMIRE _______________ WHEN CYNTHIA
SPEAKS ENGLISH FLUENTLY WITH ___________.
A. HIM---THEM
B. HIM---WE
C. HER---US
D. HIM---ME
Class Sinagtala
YOU CAN'T
WIN AT
EVERYTHING
BUT YOU CAN
TRY
Class Sinagtala
NAPOLCOM
EXAM
(rationalization)
TOPIC: ENGLISH
LECTURER: JENNY DAPAT

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Class Sinagtala

a. Letting minor offenders go free

a. Letting minor offenders go free

a. Focus on law enforcement work is primarily crime

a. Focus on law enforcement work is primarily crime

a. Such situations often do not result in arrests.

a. Such situations often do not result in arrests.

a. The Goldfish Crisps

a. His/her own youthful years

a. She has grown older

a. She has grown older

a. Life is short, so let go of your anger

a. Life is short, so let go of your anger

b. How long people are likely to live is called life expectancy

c. The Japanese live for 80.8 years while people in Zambia

d. In 1950, the world average was just 4o years old; now it is

e. Life expectancy is usually higher in richer countries.

b. How long people are likely to live is called life expectancy

c. The Japanese live for 80.8 years while people in Zambia

d. In 1950, the world average was just 4o years old; now it is

e. Life expectancy is usually higher in richer countries.

a. It becomes much lower in poorer countries.

c. The Japanese live for 80.8 years while people in Zambia

d. In 1950, the world average was just 4o years old; now it is

e. Life expectancy is usually higher in richer countries.

a. It becomes much lower in poorer countries.

c. The Japanese live for 80.8 years while people in Zambia

d. In 1950, the world average was just 4o years old; now it is

e. Life expectancy is usually higher in richer countries.

a. It becomes much lower in poorer countries.

c. The Japanese live for 80.8 years while people in Zambia

d. In 1950, the world average was just 4o years old; now it is

e. Life expectancy is usually higher in richer countries.

2. In 1950, the world average was just 4o years old; now it is

a. It becomes much lower in poorer countries.

c. The Japanese live for 80.8 years while people in Zambia

e. Life expectancy is usually higher in richer countries.

2. In 1950, the world average was just 4o years old; now it is

a. It becomes much lower in poorer countries.

c. The Japanese live for 80.8 years while people in Zambia

e. Life expectancy is usually higher in richer countries.

2. In 1950, the world average was just 4o years old; now it is

3. Life expectancy is usually higher in richer countries.

a. It becomes much lower in poorer countries.

c. The Japanese live for 80.8 years while people in Zambia

2. In 1950, the world average was just 4o years old; now it is

3. Life expectancy is usually higher in richer countries.

a. It becomes much lower in poorer countries.

c. The Japanese live for 80.8 years while people in Zambia

2. In 1950, the world average was just 4o years old; now it is

3. Life expectancy is usually higher in richer countries.

4. It becomes much lower in poorer countries.

5. The Japanese live for 80.8 years while people in Zambia

A. SPECULATORS – SUSPECTING – SPECTACLE

A. SPECULATORS – SUSPECTING – SPECTACLE

A. SEEN – SCENE – SINCE

A. SEEN – SCENE – SINCE

A. STIFF – STUFF – STAFF

A. STIFF – STUFF – STAFF