Reading Flashcards
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Students that don't register by Friday lunch.
Answer: won’t be able to choose their afternoon activities next week.
This question tests reading comprehension regarding a deadline and its consequences. The correct answer implies that while students may still participate in afternoon activities, failing to register by Friday lunch will result in losing the privilege of choosing their preferred activities. This indicates a specific penalty related to choice rather than complete exclusion.
What ought diners at the establishment to do first?
Answer: Find a table
This reading comprehension question implies a set of instructions for diners at an establishment. The correct answer suggests that the initial and most crucial step for diners upon entering is to locate and secure a table. This is a common first action in many dining settings before proceeding to order or pay.
What does that mean? Pick the right solution.
Answer: Cheaper tickets are available for people who travel often.
This question requires interpreting a statement, likely about a 'Super Weekly Saver ticket' and its benefits. The correct answer indicates that this ticket offers a cost advantage to individuals who travel frequently or regularly. This implies the ticket is designed to make commuting or frequent travel more economical for consistent users.
What does that mean? Pick the right solution.
Answer: The water fitness classes are free to people who swim ten times a month.
This question asks for the interpretation of a statement regarding 'Water Fitness Classes' and swimming frequency. The correct answer indicates a promotional offer where water fitness classes become complimentary for individuals who meet a specific condition: swimming ten times within a month. This highlights a benefit tied to consistent pool usage.
What does that mean? Pick the right solution.
Answer: The trip to London will take place on a different day.
This question requires interpreting a statement, likely about a planned trip to London. The correct answer indicates that the trip has been rescheduled to a different day. This means the original date is no longer valid, and participants should expect the event to occur on an alternative date.
What does that mean? Pick the right solution.
Answer: Tom should go to the restaurant without Jess.
This question asks for the interpretation of a message, likely between Jess and Tom. The correct answer suggests that Jess is unable to join Tom at the restaurant as planned, and therefore, Tom should proceed to the restaurant by himself. This implies a change in their meeting arrangements, with Tom going ahead alone.
What does that mean? Pick the right solution.
Answer: Only members can visit the Private Rooms from 10 am to 2 pm.
This question requires interpreting a notice about 'Private Rooms' and 'membership cards.' The correct answer clarifies that access to the Private Rooms during the specified hours (10 am to 2 pm) is restricted exclusively to members. This indicates a privilege or restriction based on membership status.
What does the author do in this passage?
Answer: reporting what happens in a new television series
This question asks to identify the main purpose of a passage (which is implied to be about a television series). The correct answer suggests the author's primary goal is to describe the events, themes, or structure of a newly released television series. This indicates the passage provides an overview or summary of the show's content.
Which of the following depicts the four shows' likely content?
Answer: Part 1 – Blue and Black; Part 2 – Red and Orange; Part 3 – White and Grey; Part 4 – Green and Yellow
This question asks about the content structure of a four-part series, likely related to colors, as indicated by the options. The correct answer suggests the series is organized by specific color groups across its four parts. This indicates a thematic division where each episode focuses on a distinct set of colors.
Why is it vital to understand color, in Verity's opinion?
Answer: It can help you to sell products.
This question refers to Verity's perspective on the importance of color, as presented in the implied passage. The correct answer indicates that Verity believes understanding color is crucial for its application in marketing and sales. This highlights the practical, commercial value of color knowledge according to her view.
Who is the writer least fond of?
Answer: The ‘Colour Doctor’
This question asks about the author's negative sentiment towards a specific character or concept mentioned in the passage. The correct answer suggests that the author expresses the least favor or most criticism towards the 'Colour Doctor.' This implies the author finds this character or concept particularly unconvincing or irritating within the context of the passage.
Which of the following fits the bill as a suitable text title?
Answer: Enjoy it, but don’t believe everything.
This question asks for the most appropriate title for the passage, reflecting its overall tone or message. The correct answer suggests a title that conveys a mixed review, encouraging enjoyment of the content while also advising a critical perspective. This implies the passage might present interesting information but also contains elements that should be viewed with skepticism.
What does that mean? Pick the right solution.
Answer: is not open on Sunday
This question requires interpreting a statement, likely a store's operating hours or a schedule. The correct answer indicates that the establishment is closed on Sundays. This is a straightforward interpretation of a common business hour restriction, meaning it does not conduct business on that specific day.
Wilson & Sons is going to.
Answer: price the work at no cost.
This question asks about the service offered by 'Wilson & Sons,' implying a business advertisement or description. The correct answer indicates that Wilson & Sons provides free estimates or quotes for their work. This means customers can inquire about the potential cost of a project without any initial financial obligation.
Which statement is accurate?
Answer: You can't walk on the grass
This question asks for an accurate statement, likely based on a sign or rule in a public area. The correct answer indicates a prohibition against walking on the grass. This is a common instruction found in parks or landscaped areas, typically implemented to preserve the lawn and maintain its appearance.
This sign is intended for ________ to read.
Answer: burglars
This sign is intended for burglars because warning signs like 'Beware of Dog' or 'No Trespassing' are specifically designed to deter individuals who might intend to commit a crime. The purpose is to make potential intruders aware of risks or prohibitions, thereby discouraging them from entering. Policemen and postmen have legitimate reasons to be on the property and are not the target audience for such deterrents.