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Read short everyday texts (notices, messages, ads) and answer multiple choice questions
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- 1Test de Pratique 1Notice about lift maintenancePas commencéenv. 5 min
- 2Test de Pratique 2Email about new office hoursPas commencéenv. 5 min
- 3Test de Pratique 3Flyer for a neighbourhood clean-upPas commencéenv. 5 min
- 4Test de Pratique 4New library borrowing rulesPas commencéenv. 5 min
- 5Test de Pratique 5Email about a bike repair bookingPas commencéenv. 5 min
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Elevator Maintenance Notice
Notice: The Main Building elevator will be out of service for scheduled maintenance on Tuesday, March 12, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. During this time, please use the stairwells or the South Entrance elevator (near Room 105). If you require accessibility assistance, call the front desk at 555-0184 at least 15 minutes before you need to travel between floors. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your cooperation.
Posted near the elevator in an office or public building
1. Who is most likely to need to call the front desk?
- A. A visitor who wants to know where Room 105 is located
- B. A person who cannot use stairs and needs to change floors
- C. An employee who arrives at the building after 1:00 p.m.
- D. A worker who notices a problem with the South Entrance elevator
2. What does the notice say about the South Entrance elevator?
- A. It is located near Room 105.
- B. It will also close at 1:00 p.m. on March 12.
- C. It is reserved for people who need assistance.
- D. It will be inspected after the maintenance work.
3. The phrase "out of service" in the notice is closest in meaning to
- A. reserved for staff only
- B. under inspection
- C. fully occupied
- D. unavailable
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Read short everyday texts (notices, messages, ads) and answer multiple choice questions
Read short everyday texts like notices, messages, and ads, then answer multiple choice questions