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Read the notice: “Today is a national holiday. The city museum can be closed. The outdoor Cultural Exchange Fair is open, and visitors can meet students from different countries.” Which conclusion follows from all the information?
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A student writes: “Today are a national holiday. The museum cans be closed. Visitors can to join the celebration.” Which set of corrections is complete?
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Two posters give these messages: Poster 1: “The museum can be closed today.” Poster 2: “Visitors can join the celebration in the square.” Which statement correctly compares them?
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Complete the dialogue with the most suitable line: A: Hi! Let me introduce myself. I’m Mira from Hungary. B: Nice to meet you. What can visitors do during your school celebration? A: ______
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Choose the best revision of this paragraph: “I am from Türkiye and I Turkish. Ankara are the capital. Visitors can to join our celebration.”
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A student summarises the book sentence “Today is a national holiday; the museum can be closed” as: “The museum is closed because national holidays always close museums.” Why is the summary inaccurate?
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Four students prepare profile cards: 1) Aya: Japan / Japanese / Japanese-English / Tokyo 2) Luis: Mexico / Mexican / Spanish-English / Mexico City 3) Anton: Bulgaria / Bulgarian / Bulgarian-English-Italian / — 4) Karl: Norway / Norwegian / Norwegian-English / — A student says, “I am Japanese, I can speak Japanese and English, and my capital is Tokyo.” Whose card matches?
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Read the short text: “Today is a national holiday. The museum can be closed. Visitors can still join a celebration at the Cultural Exchange Fair.” I. The museum is definitely closed. II. Joining the fair is possible for visitors. III. The text describes a national holiday. Which are supported?
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The book uses “can” in these two ideas: A) “The museum can be closed.” B) “Visitors can enjoy lots of fun festivals in New Delhi.” Which explanation best distinguishes A and B?
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Which sentence uses “can” with the same meaning as “The museum can be closed today”?
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Read the text: “Eda can speak Turkish and English. At the school celebration, she can introduce Türkiye to visitors. The museum can be closed because today is a national holiday.” How many different meanings of “can” appear?
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A short paragraph says: “Students from different countries meet at a Cultural Exchange Fair. They introduce their home countries, nationalities, languages, and capitals. Visitors can join the celebration.” Which title best matches the paragraph?
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Read the notice: “Today is a national holiday. The museum can be closed. The city square is open for the school celebration.” Which inference is NOT justified?
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The book’s E-Portfolio task asks students to start with a greeting, introduce themselves with nationality, language, and capital city, and end confidently. Which sequence best adds a celebration sentence without breaking that structure?
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A teacher gives three criteria for a sentence: 1) It must refer to a national holiday. 2) It must use “can” for possibility. 3) It must avoid unsupported certainty. Which sentence meets all three?
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A student changes “The museum can be closed” to “The museum is closed.” What information is lost in the new sentence?
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In the sentence “I can speak English, visitors can join the celebration, and the museum can be closed,” which order of meanings is correct?
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Which function-example match is WRONG according to Theme 1? I. Ability — “She can speak English.” II. Opportunity — “Visitors can join the celebration.” III. Possibility — “The museum can be closed.” IV. Obligation — “Tourists can visit the museum.”
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