Directions: Look at each sign and choose the sentence that best describes it.

Sign 71

Item 71

What does this sign mean?

1. Bicycles must be parked here. 2. This is a bicycle repair area. 3. Bicycles are not allowed in this area. 4. Cyclists should slow down here.

A red circle with a diagonal ban line through a bicycle means no bicycles allowed — common near pedestrian zones or shopping areas.

Sign 72

Item 72

A person is injured on the road. Which direction should they look for help?

1. Towards a sign showing a bicycle. 2. Towards a sign showing a large blue "H". 3. Towards a sign showing a recycle symbol. 4. Towards a sign showing a speed limit.

A blue square with a white "H" is the international sign for a hospital. An injured person should follow this sign to find medical help.

Sign 73

Item 73

Look at the sign. When should you follow this sign?

1. When you want to find the toilet. 2. When there is a fire or emergency and you need to escape. 3. When you want to enter the building. 4. When you need to find a parking space.

A green sign with a running figure and an arrow pointing to a door is the emergency exit / fire exit sign — used when evacuating a building in an emergency.

Sign 74

Item 74

What should people do when they see this sign?

1. Help clean the floor with a mop. 2. Walk faster to avoid getting wet. 3. Be careful because the floor is wet and slippery. 4. This area is closed — do not enter.

A "WET FLOOR" sign with a mop and water waves warns people to walk carefully because the wet floor can cause slipping.

Sign 75

Item 75

Which sentence correctly describes what this sign means?

1. Please put your rubbish in the bin here. 2. Do not throw rubbish on the ground in this area. 3. Recycling bins are available nearby. 4. The rubbish bin is full — do not use it.

A red ban line over a person dropping rubbish means No Littering — you must not throw rubbish on the ground.

🖼️ SECTION B: Pictures · Items 76–80

Directions: Look at each picture and choose the sentence that best describes it.

Picture 76

Item 76

Look at the picture. What is happening?

1. A child is teaching a doctor about medicine. 2. A doctor is examining a young patient. 3. A nurse is sleeping in a hospital bed. 4. Two doctors are having a meeting.

A person in a white coat (doctor) is using a stethoscope on a child lying on an examination bed — the doctor is examining a patient.

Picture 77

Item 77

What is most likely happening in this picture?

1. People are waiting for a bus at the station. 2. People are checking in their luggage at an airport. 3. People are shopping at a department store. 4. People are picking up food from a restaurant.

The scene shows a CHECK-IN counter, a conveyor belt with suitcases, and a traveller with a rolling suitcase — this is an airport check-in scene.

Picture 78

Item 78

Look at the picture. What are the children doing?

1. They are building a sandcastle on the beach. 2. They are watching a real volcano erupt. 3. They are doing a science experiment with a volcano model. 4. They are cooking soup in a pot on a stove.

A cone-shaped volcano model on a table is overflowing with red foam (baking soda + vinegar reaction), and children are watching — this is a classic science experiment.

Picture 79

Item 79

Where are these people, and what are they doing?

1. They are at home watching television together. 2. They are at a cinema watching a movie. 3. They are at a concert watching a band perform. 4. They are at school watching a presentation.

The scene shows a large screen, rows of cinema seats, silhouettes of audience members, and a bucket of popcorn — all typical of a cinema.

Picture 80

Item 80

What is happening in the picture?

1. A child is racing against an adult on bicycles. 2. An adult is teaching a child how to ride a bicycle. 3. A child is repairing a broken bicycle. 4. An adult is watching a child fall off a bicycle.

A child wearing a helmet is on a bicycle, and an adult is running alongside holding the seat — this is the classic scene of an adult teaching a child to ride a bike.

✉️ SECTION C: Email · Items 81–85

Directions: Read the email and answer the questions.

📧 New Message

To: ben.cooper@webmail.com

Hi Ben!

I just wanted to update you about our plan for the school charity sale next month. As you know, we are raising money to buy new books for the school library. Our homeroom teacher, Ms. Tanaka, has confirmed that the sale will be held in the school playground on Thursday, 8th November, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

Each class will set up its own stall. Our class (Class 5B) will be selling homemade cookies and cupcakes. We need at least six students to help bake on Wednesday evening. So far, only four people have volunteered. Could you and another friend join us?

If you can help, please let me know by Monday so I can tell Ms. Tanaka the final number. Also, remember to bring a clean apron and any cookie cutters you have at home.

I hope the sale will be a great success!
Your classmate,
Sophie

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