RGPS 2025 Prelim Editing

10 questions from RGPS 2025. Real examination questions for PSLE 2027/2028 preparation.

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Expressing dissatisfaction might just be one of the surprising ways that connect us as human beings. A quick glance at the internet (1) reveels that many of us appear to be happiest (2) while we are annoyed - a curious but oddly unifying trait. Interestingly, consumer feedback (3) have remained consistent across millennia. Whether it is delayed delivery, damaged or (4) insuficient goods, pricing disagreements or a slow (or no) response (5) to the supplier, these familiar concerns show that people have long cared deeply about getting what they paid for-something that also rankled with our (6) ancestours.

The British Museum houses (7) severul such letters and proudly displays the oldest written customer (8) complain. Written on a clay tablet about 3,770 years ago by Nanni, (9) which was a disgruntled trader, this ancient message offers a vivid glimpse into historical business interactions. In it, Nanni expressed his frustrations over a transaction, directing sharp words to the allegedly (10) unscrewpulus copper merchant-a fellow Babylonian named Ea-nasir. Today, Nanni’s angry letter from thousands of years ago is now making people laugh and think about it.

Adapted from https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/537889-oldest-written-customer-complaint

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