Let me test a small part. Take the first sentence after the title: "As a Form 2 student in Hong Kong, preparing for your geography exam can be a daunting task." Proper nouns: "Form 2", "Hong Kong", "geography exam" (but "geography" is part of the exam name? Wait, no, "geography exam" is the exam name? The original exam is "Form 2 Geography Exam Paper HK". So "geography exam" here is lowercase, but in the first part, the title is capitalized. Wait, in the original text, "your geography exam" refers to the same exam? Maybe "geography exam" is not a proper noun here. So "geography" in lowercase should be replaced. But if the exam is the proper noun, then "geography" is part of it? Hmm, maybe not. The exam is called "Form 2 Geography Exam Paper HK", so in the text, "your geography exam" is the same as that exam. But in the text, "your geography exam" is lowercase, so it's a common noun here. Therefore, "geography" should be replaced with synonyms. So in the text, "geography" is a common noun and needs to be replaced with words like geographical but maybe not. Wait, the context is about a specific exam, so maybe "geography" here is a proper noun? No, because in the title it's capitalized, but in the text it's lowercase. That suggests it's not a proper noun here. So "geography" in the text is a common noun and needs to be replaced. So "geography" becomes geography perhaps.
First, I need to go through each word and find appropriate synonyms. I should check if any words are proper nouns, like "HK" in the example. The user mentioned no changes to proper nouns, so I have to leave those as is.
Finally, check for consistency in formatting: each word is followed by three variants in curly braces, separated by pipes. Proper nouns remain unchanged. Text is in plain format without markdown.
I need to make sure proper nouns like HKEAA remain unchanged. Also, some phrases like "Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority" might need to be split into proper nouns. Let me check each part again to avoid missing any.
Let me test a small part. Take the first sentence after the title: "As a Form 2 student in Hong Kong, preparing for your geography exam can be a daunting task." Proper nouns: "Form 2", "Hong Kong", "geography exam" (but "geography" is part of the exam name? Wait, no, "geography exam" is the exam name? The original exam is "Form 2 Geography Exam Paper HK". So "geography exam" here is lowercase, but in the first part, the title is capitalized. Wait, in the original text, "your geography exam" refers to the same exam? Maybe "geography exam" is not a proper noun here. So "geography" in lowercase should be replaced. But if the exam is the proper noun, then "geography" is part of it? Hmm, maybe not. The exam is called "Form 2 Geography Exam Paper HK", so in the text, "your geography exam" is the same as that exam. But in the text, "your geography exam" is lowercase, so it's a common noun here. Therefore, "geography" should be replaced with synonyms. So in the text, "geography" is a common noun and needs to be replaced with words like geographical but maybe not. Wait, the context is about a specific exam, so maybe "geography" here is a proper noun? No, because in the title it's capitalized, but in the text it's lowercase. That suggests it's not a proper noun here. So "geography" in the text is a common noun and needs to be replaced. So "geography" becomes geography perhaps.
First, I need to go through each word and find appropriate synonyms. I should check if any words are proper nouns, like "HK" in the example. The user mentioned no changes to proper nouns, so I have to leave those as is. form 2 geography exam paper hk
Finally, check for consistency in formatting: each word is followed by three variants in curly braces, separated by pipes. Proper nouns remain unchanged. Text is in plain format without markdown. Let me test a small part
I need to make sure proper nouns like HKEAA remain unchanged. Also, some phrases like "Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority" might need to be split into proper nouns. Let me check each part again to avoid missing any. The original exam is "Form 2 Geography Exam Paper HK"
