Reading
Part 1 - Signs & Notices
For questions 1-5, choose the answer which best captures the meaning of the sign.
Macalin and Ena: visitors must book an appointment before coming to the office. No walk-ins accepted.
What does this sign suggest?
Visitors must book an appointment after coming to the office; walk-ins are accepted.
You should phone first, but you can still come in without an appointment if it’s urgent.
You have to arrange a visit in advance; you cannot just arrive without booking.
Macalin & Ena Gym: you must wear clean trainers. Outdoor shoes are not allowed on the sports floor.
What does the text say?
You are only permitted to use the gym floor if you have clean sports shoes.
Outdoor shoes are not allowed, so you must train outdoors.
You should wear trainers, but it’s OK to use outdoor shoes if they are dry.
Macalin and Ena Library: you can borrow up to 3 books. Extra books must stay in the library.
What does this notice suggest?
You can borrow 3 books, but you must return them the same day.
You are allowed to take a maximum of three books home; any more cannot be borrowed.
You can borrow as many books as you like if you read the extra ones inside.
Roadworks near Macalin and Ena School: slow down. Children may cross at any time.
What does this sign suggest?
Slow down only if you see a child; otherwise you can drive faster than usual.
Children must cross at any time, so cars can continue at normal speed.
Drivers should reduce speed because children could suddenly cross the road.
Macalin and Ena Café: please queue here. You must wait to be called before you order.
What does this notice say?
Please queue here so you can order immediately without waiting.
Stand in line and don’t order until staff invite you to the counter.
You should call the staff first, and then you can skip the queue.
Instructions
For questions 1-5, choose the answer which best captures the meaning of the sign.
Exercise Details
Author
Maarin Maashaka
@maarin-maashaka
User Prompt
"Macalin and Ena"
Created on:
Sep 16, 2026
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