Group A : Grammar( 40*1=40)
Reading Comprehension Context
Direction: Read the passage carefully and then choose the best answer to each question that follows[cite: 4].
But it is not always easy to find out what our colleagues are doing behind those closed classroom doors[cite: 4]. Ironically, according to Parker J. Palmer, "Teaching is perhaps the most privatized of all the public professions[cite: 4]. Though we teach in front of students, we almost always teach solo, out of collegial sight - as contrasted with surgeons or lawyers, who work in the presence of others who know their craft well[cite: 4]. When we walk into our workplace, the classroom, we close the door on our colleagues[cite: 4]. When we emerge, we rarely talk about what happened or what needs to happen next, for we have no shared experience to talk about[cite: 4]." Some of that privatization is now breaking down in the United States because of widespread use of the internet to circulate syllabi and to publish student course evaluations[cite: 4]. In the UK, since the Dearing Report of 1997, centralized (and much hated) teaching assessment requirements instituted by the Labor government and the Institute for Learning and Teaching (ILT) have made teaching in higher education very public, at the cost of a great deal of bureaucracy and regimentation[cite: 4].
Group B : Mathematics ( 50*1=50)
Group C : General Knowledge & IT (10*1=10)