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Part 1 - Signs & Notices
For questions 1-5, choose the answer which best captures the meaning of the sign.
Please shower before entering the sea. This helps keep the water clean for everyone.
What does this sign suggest?
You must avoid the sea today because the water is not clean enough.
You should wash yourself first before you go into the water, to protect water quality.
Please shower in the sea before you enter the beach to keep the water clean.
Use the bins provided. Do not leave nappies, wipes, or sanitary items on the sand.
What does the text say?
You should only use the bins for nappies, not for other rubbish.
You can leave nappies, wipes, and sanitary items on the sand if you use the bins later.
You must throw these hygiene items away in the bins, not on the beach.
If you feel unwell, please do not swim. Speak to the lifeguard for help.
What does this notice suggest?
You must speak to the lifeguard before every swim.
You shouldn’t go into the water if you are sick, and you can ask the lifeguard for assistance.
If you feel unwell, please swim near the lifeguard for help.
Please use the public toilets. Urinating in the sea is not permitted.
What does this sign suggest?
You have to use the toilets, because peeing in the water is forbidden.
Urinating in the sea is permitted if you are far from other swimmers.
You are allowed to use the public toilets only before 6 p.m.
Rinse your feet at the tap before walking onto the boardwalk to keep it clean and safe.
What does the text say?
You should wash sand off your feet before stepping onto the wooden walkway, so it stays clean and less slippery.
You should rinse your feet only after you have walked along the boardwalk.
You must keep the tap clean and safe by rinsing your feet on the boardwalk.
Instructions
For questions 1-5, choose the answer which best captures the meaning of the sign.
Exercise Details
Author
Dulce Garcia
@dulce-ad3010
User Prompt
"Create an exercise giving hygiene reminders to swimmers at the beach"
Created on:
Sep 4, 2026
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