Reading

Level B1

Part 1 - Signs & Notices

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For questions 1-5, choose the answer which best captures the meaning of the sign.

Obligation

Staff area. Visitors must sign in at Reception and wear a visitor badge at all times.

What does this sign suggest?

Prohibition

Cyclists: You must use the bike lane. Riding on the pavement is not permitted.

What does the text say?

Advice

Quiet zone after 9 p.m. Please keep conversations low and do not play music in the garden.

What does this sign suggest?

Obligation

Swimming pool: Children under 14 must be accompanied by an adult. No exceptions.

What does the text say?

Information

Ticket office closed. You can buy tickets from the machine, but it only accepts card payments.

What does this notice suggest?

What to do

This part of the reading test consists of five images with messages. Each image has 3 possible answer options. What does the notice say?

Read the notices and messages first. Don’t look at the choices until you understand the texts.

Compare each option with the text before choosing your answer. Remember that the wrong, answers might seem to be correct at first, so it is important to read the chosen option again to check that the meanings match.

Strategy

  1. Read the text and decide what situation it could appear in.
  2. Look at the images, the design often suggests the correct answer.
  3. Read the three options.
  4. Compare each option with the text before choosing an answer.
  5. Read the chosen option again to be sure it is a right answer.

Instructions

For questions 1-5, choose the answer which best captures the meaning of the sign.

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Tone: Standard
Level: B1

Created on:

Sep 10, 2026

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