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78. (I) Contrary to appearances, no living entity,
- whether plants, animals, or human beings, dies
instantly. (II) In the case of animals, major essential

organs such as the heart, lungs, or brain may
76. (I) Queen Elizabeth II was the longest-reigning fail relatively quickly. (III) However, less obvious
monarch in British history, having served from evidence of life might persist for some time after
1952 until her passing in 2022. (II) Her son, Prince an individual has been declared dead. It’s
Charles, has now ascended to the throne as oss e or a r a d er a s to ee ro
King of the United Kingdom. (III) The royal family and for cells to keep working. During heart
continues to be an important part of British culture, transplants and other major surgeries, for example,
representing the country on both domestic and a heart-lung machine takes over the activities of
international stages. Members of the royal the heart and lungs.
family are involved in many charitable organisations A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
and public services, supporting causes such
as mental health, poverty alleviation, and
environmental conservation. In June of 1965,
when he was only 16 years old, the King performed
s rst o a ro a dut atte d a stude t
garden party at the Palace of Holyroodhouse. 9 The German invasion of Poland in 1939 was the
spark that ignited the Second World War. (II) When
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
Japan destroyed Pearl Harbour on December 7,
1941, America was also dragged into the war.
(III) Over 50 Nazi units rumbled over the border in
the early morning hours of September 1, 1939, in
response to Luftwaffe air strikes on Polish railways.
Subsequent to the occurrence, Great Britain
77. (I) Social batteries are a metaphorical term used
to describe the amount of energy an individual a d ra e o a a ou ed t e r de arat o
has for social interactions. (II) Social distancing is of war against Germany within a span of two days.
a practice that involves keeping a safe physical This, however, was ineffective in stopping the
distance from others to reduce the spread of advance of German tanks, which, by the 8th of
infectious diseases. (III) People who are more September, had reached the outskirts of Warsaw
troverted a d t at so a s dra s t e r in Poland.
social battery quickly, while extroverted individuals A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V
may feel energised by it. It’s important to be
aware of our own social battery levels and take
steps to recharge them when necessary, such
as setting boundaries, practising self-care, or
spending time with people who lift us up. Failing
to recharge our social batteries could lead to
burnout, exhaustion, and decreased enjoyment of
socialising.
A) I B) II C) III D) IV E) V

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