Reading
Part 1 - Signs & Notices
For questions 1-5, choose the answer which best captures the meaning of the sign.
Please leave your bikes outside. Bicycles are not permitted inside the building at any time.
What does this sign suggest?
You should lock your bicycle inside the building so it is safer.
Bicycles are not permitted outside the building at any time.
You must keep your bicycle outside because bikes are not allowed indoors.
Staff only beyond this door. Visitors must wait in the reception area.
What does the text say?
Visitors must wait beyond this door with the staff.
Visitors are not allowed past this door and should stay in reception.
Visitors can go through the door if they wait quietly.
For your safety, you must wear closed shoes in the workshop. Sandals are not allowed.
What does this sign suggest?
For your safety, you must wear sandals in the workshop.
You have to wear shoes that cover your feet; open sandals are forbidden.
You should wear closed shoes only if you are using heavy machines.
Quiet zone: You may study here, but you must not take phone calls in this room.
What does the text say?
You should speak quietly on the phone so you don’t disturb others.
You are allowed to study here, but making calls is not permitted.
Quiet zone: you may take phone calls if you are studying.
Gym members can bring one guest on Saturdays only. Guests must sign in at the desk.
What does this sign suggest?
Members are allowed to bring a single visitor on Saturdays, and the visitor has to register.
Members may bring as many guests as they want on Saturdays if they sign in.
Gym members can bring one guest only if they sign in on Saturdays.
Instructions
For questions 1-5, choose the answer which best captures the meaning of the sign.
Exercise Details
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User Prompt
"Create an A2 Cambridge-style Reading & Use of English Part 1 exercise with 8 multiple-choice questions. Use everyday topics and include an answer key with short explanations."
Created on:
Sep 29, 2026
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