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If you notice any issue in your personal information, click here to inform the teachers.📄 Page 1: Reading Comprehension (6 pts)
a. True / False (4 × 0.5 = 2 pts)
Q1 – Data teleportation moves physical particles from one place to another, just like in science‑fiction movies.
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Answer: False
Q2 – Quantum entanglement links two particles so that measuring one instantly affects the other, even across distance.
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Answer: True
Q3 – In the teleportation protocol, the sender sends the full quantum state directly through the internet without any classical bits.
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Answer: False
Q4 – Quantum teleportation enables faster‑than‑light communication because it bypasses the speed of light limit.
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Answer: False
b. Synonyms (2 × 0.5 = 1 pt)
Q5 – Synonym of Protected.
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Protected → secure
Q6 – Synonym of Separated.
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Separated → apart
c. Antonyms (2 × 0.5 = 1 pt)
Q7 – Antonym of Past.
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Past ≠ future
Q8 – Antonym of Disappears.
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Disappears ≠ appears
d. Definitions (2 × 1 = 2 pts)
Q9 – Instantly transport matter from one place to another without physically moving it through space.
1 pt
Word: Teleportation
Q10 – A global computer network that allows users around the world to communicate and exchange information.
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Word: Internet
📄 Page 2: Language Work (9 pts)
1. Verbs (voice + form) – 6 pts
• Quantum entanglement is . . . . (to use) to link twin particles in data teleportation.
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Voice: passive – Verb: used
• Scientists . . . . (to test) this method with light particles in Japan last year.
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Voice: active – Verb: tested
• The sender . . . . (to combine) the data particle with their twin during the protocol.
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Voice: active – Verb: combines
• A special measurement was . . . . (to perform) to destroy the original quantum state.
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Voice: passive – Verb: performed
• Classical bits are . . . . (to send) over the internet to the receiver.
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Voice: passive – Verb: sent
• Secure networks will be . . . . (to build) using quantum teleportation in the future.
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Voice: passive – Verb: built
2. Relative pronouns – who / which / where / whose (6 × 0.5 = 3 pts)
1. This is the classical data ___ travels over the internet to the receiver.
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Pronoun: which
2. A sender is the person ___ performs the measurement on the particle.
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Pronoun: who
3. Entanglement is a state ___ two particles remain linked across distance.
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Pronoun: where
4. The receiver is the user ___ twin particle rebuilds the original state.
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Pronoun: whose
5. We use light particles ___ help build secure communication systems.
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Pronoun: which
6. This is the network ___ banks will store their data safely in the future.
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Pronoun: where
📄 Page 3: Writing Expression (5 pts)
Includes and underlines an adverb of time.
1 pt
Check for words like today, tomorrow, currently, in the future … etc.
Includes and underlines an adverb of frequency.
1 pt
Check for words like always, often, sometimes, rarely … etc.
Include 3 prepositions (0.5 pt + 0.5 pt + 0.5 pt)
1.5 pts
Look for three appropriate prepositions (e.g. between, into, through, across, with…).
Logical organization (clear introduction, body, conclusion).
0.5 pt
Paragraphing and structure are coherent.
Textual consistency (same point of view / tense).
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No random switches between I/we/they or past/present.
Discourse cohesion (linking words, connectors, overall flow).
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Uses connectors like however, therefore, in addition, finally…