A Zero-hours Contract-Lack of Flexibility B Zero-hours Contract-an Out-of-date Policy C Zero-hours Contract-an Illegal Policy D Zero-hours Contract-a Challenging Way Against Permanent Job

A People who accept palliative-care co-ordination system. B People who prefer getting care from hospital, C People who accept the end oflife care. D People who make plans ahead of time.

A in the hospital B free ofpain C at care home D out of hospital

A Dying at Home B Home Helpless C Hospital Best D End of Life Care

A covering B working C overwhelming D identifying

A get more welfare than other choices B be aware ofthe importance ofend ofcare approach C cost more than die at home D get an end of care life from the state

A have detailed information about curricula B can deal with problematic students better than public schools C aim to make money for federal governments D will stop doing business with the Justice Department

A offer diplomas to disruptive kids B lay heavy burdens on local schools C provide smaller classes and individual attention D prevent disruptive children from entering public schools

A is tolerant to colored children B should punish students for violating laws C contributes to the crime of disruptive students D limits the freedom ofblack children

A the school is developing well for years B more children have given up going to school C children's academic performance has been improved D the government will continue to cooperate with the private company