Comprehension Passages

301-We learn from the passage that…………… .

A)fire extinguishers can be very expensive

B)it is best to keep the extinguisher in the kitchen

C)a large extinguisher is more effective than a small one

D)only one fire extinguisher per household is advisable

***E)not all extinguishers are useful in all types of fires

302-The author advises people wanting to buy an extinguisher for kitchen fires to purchase one………. .

A)that displays its functions on the outside

***B)that can put out the main types of fire

C)that comes with a full set of instructions

D)that is based on whether they have an electric or gas cooker

E)that does not work by gas or electricity

303-According to the information in the passage, when one has installed a fire extinguisher, …………. .

A)one should learn how to prevent fires in the first place

B)one should remember that youngsters will find it hard to use

***C)the whole household should be instructed in its use

D)one should' keep the instructions in a safe place

E)young children should be kept away from this equipment

In the early 20th century, the population of Macedonia was composed of many different peoples, usually fighting one another. That such a land of violence and conflict in the last days of the Ottoman Empire would produce a future winner of the Nobel Peace Prize would have seemed highly improbable. Yet in Skopje, one of the two men who opened the town's first theatre was an Albanian married to a Serb. A daughter was born into this typically cosmopolitan Macedonian family, who, as Mother Theresa, would find her vocation in far away places, doing charitable work among the victims of poverty and neglect - particularly in the slums of Calcutta, India. In 1979, she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of her humanitarian efforts.