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1. ANSWER MUET MARCH 2012

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2. ANSWER MUET JULY 2012
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3. ANSWER MUET NOVEMBER 2012
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4. ANSWER MUET MARCH 2013
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5. ANSWER MUET JULY 2013
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9-10
6. ANSWER MUET NOVEMBER 2013
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ANSWER MUET MARCH 2012

1 . B (25 topics in total)
2. C (No evidence of media t pe)
3. B (Can be disproved by mention of UK, Asia Pacific Region etc.)
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4. A (refer to line graph)

5. B (shifted away from pro n anti to more balanced sty le)
6. B (revised answer: confirmed v s believed)
7 . B (adult issue only )
8. B (nearly half, not all)
9. A (yes, refers to sedentary lifestyle)
1 0. A (yes, get up every half hour)
1 1 . C (moving helps remove wastes)
1 2. A (contrary to popular belief...)
1 3. A (cause aching)
1 4. A (best choice although I think it's still questionable because they said lying,
but not lying for hours until your back aches for lack of movement)
1 5. A (to show the huge difference/ex tent between the two scenarios)
1 6. C (pollution is a logical answer but NOT explicitly stated in the text)
1 7 . B (main point is that there is not enough protection of the sea)
1 8. B (ridiculous way to restore fish stocks)
1 9. C (aquaculture)
20. C (increase fivefold by 2010)
21 . C (negative note as there will be no fish left except in history class)
22. A (no dearth means no limit to the amount of advice, hence it can fill volumes)
23. B (unreliable variants)
24. B (A is definitely wrong, I agree with B because the results can be trusted and I
disagree with C because
there is no specific definition for 'right' as in who's right is really right?)
25. B (definitely not C, A could be right but I'm leaning towards the word
'inconclusive' because it stated that it 'has not been confirmed' and 'no one knows')
26. B (be skeptical)
27 . C (bury = hide the truth = dishonest)
28. C (not hopeless)
29. B (explosion of knowledge based on more studies)
30. A (man has manipulated them for thousands of years)
31 . C (the two are similar, hence can be seen as an ex tension)
32. D (no different in principle = similarities between the two)
33. D (quantum leap means a huge jump ahead = major advancement in this field)
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34. C (definitely not A & B, so if u answered C or D it would be a better bet)

35. C (by giving examples)
36. D (no change from past to future)
37 . B (I think he was quite neutral, just explaining the facts, but it could be A as
well, however, did he really criticize or just describe his points?)
38. A (she reflected on her past)
39. B (I dont think she was stingy , and no mention of not educated or
talkative/hardworking)
40. D (sounds of clicking)
41 . C (definitely not A because she didnt feel like she was poor, and wasnt just
about food or their flat)
42. A (awe because he managed to cure someone that American doctors)
43. D (no explanation needed )
44. A (shocking!)
45. A (the first reflection showed the child was impatient, crying & demanding the
salted plums )

ANSWER MUET JULY 2012

1. B (No, it does not answer the question 'why')*revised answer based on feedback)
2. A (variety = diversity)
3. C (step up advertising to be more visible, cheaper is not mentioned)

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4. A (eg. tobacco)
5. B (false because least affected is staple foods which is consistent)
6. A (Britain & USA have lower brand loyalty, more likely to switch)
7. B (false because it is not the highest for USA)
8. A (yes they are longer, however I dont like the way they worded this sentence,
sounds like a trick to me as an inactive lifestyle shortens it, but it doesnt say that
an active lifestyle makes it longer. So I would even go with B or C... what do u guys
think?)
9. B (false because they were raised together)
10. B (false because they aimed to prove that inactivity leads to diseases and MAY
influence ageing, paragraph 1) [you guys chose A right? maybe... maybe not!]
11. A (inconclusive because it doesn't apply to all)
12. B (promotes regular physical activity)
13. C (sample means the respondents to the survey)
14. C (cautious because he says more research is needed)
15. B (he can still improve by pausing longer before turning his head)
16. A (compare n contrast... on the one hand.. on the other etc.)
17. C (without clich phrases..)
18. B (skillfully = deftly)
19. A (is short of = lacks)
20. B (a more noticeable drawback...)
21. B (analyse his presentation skills)
22. C (children learn, adults apply what they learnt)
23. B (terrific at planning and doing = acting)
24. A (most powerful brain altering technology - school)
25. B (focus on apprenticeship)
26. B (it has extended childhood and delayed mastery)
27. C (argues because he is voicing both sides of the coin)
28. C (no balance, I agree as the first two are definitely wrong)
29. B (a dilemma echoed through the two final questions)
30. B (yes, it depends on the type of fish)
31. D (yes, their measurement was based on how much primary production is
needed to make a pound of a type of fish)
32. A (world's biggest seafood print)
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33. C (unsustainable = beyond its capacity)

34. D (data that shows it may not be as over-exploited as expected)
35. D (farmed fish are fed with fish from the sea)
36. C (reduce fleets, no catch zones)
37. C (eat tilapia, not salmon)
38. D (no mention of online vs offline friends)
39. B (popular impression = held by most)
40. C (looks very similar to youths in the 1970s)
41. B (he accessed the info on the spot)
42. D (youths used technology to show altruism - helping others)
43. B (II & III are definitely false)
44. C (we view the bad news without feeling anything - insensitive)
45. C (referred to a lot of studies/research)

ANSWER MUET NOVEMBER 2012

1 . A (more hours put in the better)
2. B (strike a better balance)
3. A
4. B (decrease)
5. A (inferred - support for less face time increased)

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6. B (refer to 2nd last line)

7 . C (no mention)
8. B (Its findings and THOSE OF OTHER RESEARCH REPORTS)
9. A
10. C (No comparison given)
11 . A
12. B
13. B (other two choices are not possible)
14. C (reduce)
15. B
16. C
17 . A (allies)
18. A
19. B
20. B (overblown)
21 . B (innocent of all charges)
22. A
23. A
24. B
25. C
26. C
27 . C
28. B
29. C
30. D
31 . C (resonate)
32. D
33. A (adverse - negative)
34. C
35. B
36. C
37 . A
38. D
39. D
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40. B
41 . C (the focus is more on water)
42. C (abuse)
43. D
44. A
45. D

ANSWER MUET MARCH 2013

1 . C (next 60 years not mentioned)
2. B (regions - not including North America)
3. B (modest 30 to 40 percent is not a decline)
4. A (figure 1 )
5. C (no data)
6. B (figure 2)
7 . B (only 201 0)
8. C (no definition of 'easily ')
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9. C (no data)
10. A
11 . C (Pedigree and pharmaceutical companies)
12. B (refer to services)
13. B
14. C (all referring to the same category )
15. C
16. A (a bit complacent does not mean their nature is complacent)
17 . A
18. C
19. A
20. B (surprising)
21 . C (complacent does not equate to 'forget easily ')
22. C (brink of catastrophe)
23. C
24. A (man)
25. A
26. A (TQ Xin Hui)
27 . C (option I is not his own recommendation)
28. B
29. A (lists 3 actions)
30. C
31 . B
32. D
33. D
34. D
35. D
36. A
37 . D
38. D
39. D (there is no data if it is less or more)
40. A
41 . C
42. D
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43. C
44. D
45. B

ANSWER MUET JULY 2013

1 . A (may /some)
2. B (not from within)
3. C (no mention)
4. A (only 4% winners)
5. B (criteria is only previous company n job titles)
6. A (bleak refer to very poor result - 65% dropouts)
7 . C (preference not mentioned)
8. A
9. B (still percolating/in progress)
10. A
11 . A (not travelling physically )

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12. A
13. B
14. C (comparing pros n cons)
15. B
16. B
17 . C
18. B (Indonesia is not getting help)
19. A (not harmful if done on small scale for the past centuries)
20. B
21 . B (the harm is just a theory and the clearing will continue because it provides
jobs & pays taxes)
22. A
23. C
24. C
25. A
26. B
27 . A
28. B
29. A (tricky !!)
30. D
31 . D
32. A
33. B (but D is possible)
34. D
35. C
36. C
37 . A
38. B (Tricky !!!!)
39. B
40. A
41 . D
42. A
43. D
44. B
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45. D

ANSWER MUET NOVEMBER 2013

1.C
2. A
3. A (more deceased/available organs)
4. A
5. A
6. B
7.B
8. B
9. C
10. A
11 . A
12. A
13. C (?)
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14. C
15. C
16. B
17 . C
18. B
19. C
20. A
21 . B
22. C
23. B
24. C (?)
25. C
26. C
27 . A
28. A
29. B
30. A (?)
31 . C
32. C
33. B
34. B
35. D
36. D
37 . B
38. B
39. B
40. C
41 . A
42. A
43. D
44. C
45. D

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