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This is your second CEM 11+ English and Verbal Reasoning practice paper. This time the passage is non-fiction — a style commonly used in CEM exams. Remember: CEM interleaves question types, so stay alert as you switch between comprehension, vocabulary, and verbal reasoning.
Read the following passage carefully.
For centuries, scientists believed that trees were solitary organisms — each one competing independently for sunlight, water, and nutrients. Recent research has overturned this view entirely. We now know that beneath the forest floor lies a vast underground network of fungal threads, connecting the roots of neighbouring trees in what scientists have nicknamed the "Wood Wide Web."
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