5. People breed chilies for their heat.
Not Given
2. Capsaisin causes significant damage to the mouth.
False ( these not only kill the pain but give the chili eater a short lived natural high)
2. Access to the rest of the library will be limited due to the building work.
False (all other areas open as normal )
3. Library employees will still be able to enter the reading room to find materials.
Not given - Employees (staff) are mentioned, but there is no information about whether they can go into the reading room.
Find the odd one out: "mimic", "imitate", "copy", "substitute"
substitute
Find the odd one out: "theraphy", "treatment", "catastrophe", "remedy"
catastrophe
1. Chilies became popular as soon as they were brought into Europe.
True (they were an immediate sensation and were quickly incorporated into the diet)
What is the synonmy of "controversial"
disputable; debatable; agurable; contentious
4. All large chilies grow high off the ground.
Not Given (The smaller chilies tend to be the hottest. This may reflect the fact that they tend to grow closer to the ground and are therefore more vulnerable)
What is the synonmy of "conceal"
hide; cover up; disguise
What is the synonmy of "contingency"
emergency; accident; uncertainty
1. The project to redevelop the reading room should take just one week.
Trun ( it is aniticpated that work will be completed (during the first week of November)
Choose the odd one out: "distinguish", "divert", "separate", "differentiate"
divert