For each question from 6 to 11, choose the word(s) closest in meaning to the underlined words. 
Write the Correct word in the box
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Jack was a latch-key kid who was constantly in the company of delinquents. . He spent more time playing than revising his work. When the examination period came around, he found himself totally unprepared. On the day of the Mathematics. examination, although the calculator was not allowed, Jack sneaked 6. ( stole, Smuggled) one into the examination hall. With the help of his calculator, Jack was able to complete his paper quickly. Jack was about to step out of the examination hail when he was stopped by the invigilator. Jack stood rooted to the ground  7.  (Stunned, Paralysed) when confronted. He confessed 8.  (admitted, advanced)  to his misdeed and begged earnestly for the teacher not to inform his parents. However, Jack’s parents were called in and they were extremely angry 9.  (furious, vicious)  with him. Jack regretted his action and promised to tum over a new leaf 10. (modify, change). Jack worked hard to redeem himself. At the end of the year, he topped his class and his parents were proud  11. (pleased, jealous) of his achievement.

Each of the underlined words contains either a spelling or grammatical error. Write the correct word in each of the boxes.

Some foods that we eat ‘hate’ the fridge. The fridge can cut the number of antioxidants in the food by half. A United States study found that watermelons at room temperature develop nearly double the' levels of compounds like beta-carotene, which promoting healthy skin and eyesight. Cool air slows the antioxidant growth that occurs after harvest but we need to refrigerate cut watermelon to prevent bacterial growth. The cold converts potato starch into sugar. This results in a sandy texture and a slightly sweet  flaver. Potatoes do this best at 7 degrees Celsius. Sunlight causes chlorophyll to accumulate, turning potatoes green and sometimes bitter. Onions need air circulation to stay fresh. Whole onions are best stored in a hole-punched paper bag in the pantry. Avoid storing onions and potatoes together as the gases they each gave off will cause the other to spoil. Always refrigerate onions that have been chopped. Cool air alters the chemical pathways in tomatoes, slowing those that  contribuit to fresh taste and accelerating others that dull taste. Store whole tomatoes on the kitchen counter so more delicious taste and better ripening.

Basil is another type of food that-‘hates’ the freezer. If this tropical plant is stored below five degrees Celsius, it tums black quickly. Keep in a  shaydy place with the stems submerged in a glass of water. Place a plastic bag loosely over the plant to stop it from drying out.