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|1 |Read the dialogue below and answer the question that follows. |

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| |The expression ‘pulling my leg’ means to |

| |A |force the person to walk away |
| |B |tell a lie |
| |C |play a joke and make the person fall |
| |D |deceive somebody playfully |

|2 |Read the speech below and answer the question that follows. |

| |Principal: Today is a red letter day for the school because the school has a 100 % pass in the PMR. This is quite |
| |unexpected as it is the first time in the history of the school. I am declaring tomorrow a holiday for the whole school.|

| |The excellent PMR result is a ‘red letter day’ means it is |

| |A |a day for writing letters |
| |B |an important day |
| |C |an examination day |
| |D |a school holiday
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