Grade 11 · lesson 1 of 4

Extract the Requested Poster Evidence

A notice separates event title, day, time, room and instructions.

About 25 minutes, plus any extended practice

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Supplied materials

  • Paper or a browser scratch area; no audio recording, account or private information is needed.
  • Original notice: “Taller de dibujo. Lunes, 16:00. Sala 2. Trae un lápiz.” Glosses: taller=workshop; club=club; lectura=reading; dibujo=drawing; música=music; escritura=writing; juegos=games; sala=room; trae=bring; papel=paper; entrada gratis=free entry; para adultos=for adults. When is the workshop? Candidate answers: (A) Monday at 16:00 (B) Monday at 18:00 (C) The time is not stated (D) Tuesday at 16:00.
  • Original notice: “Club de lectura. Martes, 17:00. Sala 3. Trae un libro.” Glosses: taller=workshop; club=club; lectura=reading; dibujo=drawing; música=music; escritura=writing; juegos=games; sala=room; trae=bring; papel=paper; entrada gratis=free entry; para adultos=for adults. Which room is named? Candidate answers: (A) Room 2 (B) Room 3 (C) Room 4 (D) The room is not stated.

Learn the idea

A short notice or message is useful when the reader can identify its action, time, place and conditions without inventing extra details. These original supplied records give all facts needed, with glosses for the less familiar vocabulary. A notice separates event title, day, time, room and instructions. An answer should use the requested field rather than import a nearby number or assume information that the record never states.

Find the question’s target: when, where, required item, audience or cost. Underline the exact printed phrase supporting the answer. Read sala as room and trae as bring; gratis means free and para adultos for adults.

All notices are original fictional records. A scheduled event does not prove attendance or satisfaction, and a room number is not an entry price. If a fact is absent, do not fill it with a plausible guess.

  1. Copy the supplied example and underline its speaker, noun, time cue or evidence words.
  2. Apply the shown language rule; keep any required ending, accent or paired punctuation.
  3. Solve the changed independent check, then explain why one offered alternative fails.
  4. Complete all three new practice cases and use the model to correct the precise word or meaning.
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Supplied case: Original notice: “Taller de dibujo. Lunes, 16:00. Sala 2. Trae un lápiz.” Glosses: taller=workshop; club=club; lectura=reading; dibujo=drawing; música=music; escritura=writing; juegos=games; sala=room; trae=bring; papel=paper; entrada gratis=free entry; para adultos=for adults. When is the workshop? Candidate answers: (A) Monday at 16:00 (B) Monday at 18:00 (C) The time is not stated (D) Tuesday at 16:00. Solution: Lunes and 16:00 explicitly identify the workshop time. Use that printed phrase as evidence rather than infer unstated outcomes. Final result: Monday at 16:00. All notices are original fictional records. A scheduled event does not prove attendance or satisfaction, and a room number is not an entry price. If a fact is absent, do not fill it with a plausible guess.

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  • Find the question’s target: when, where, required item, audience or cost.
  • All notices are original fictional records.
Original notice: “Club de lectura. Martes, 17:00. Sala 3. Trae un libro.” Glosses: taller=workshop; club=club; lectura=reading; dibujo=drawing; música=music; escritura=writing; juegos=games; sala=room; trae=bring; papel=paper; entrada gratis=free entry; para adultos=for adults. Which room is named?

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Room 3

Sala 3 directly identifies room 3. Use that printed phrase as evidence rather than infer unstated outcomes.

Take it further

Original notice: “Taller de dibujo. Lunes, 18:00. Sala 7. Trae papel.” Glosses: taller=workshop; club=club; lectura=reading; dibujo=drawing; música=music; escritura=writing; juegos=games; sala=room; trae=bring; papel=paper; entrada gratis=free entry; para adultos=for adults. What is explicitly known rather than guessed? Candidate answers: (A) Every visitor enjoyed it (B) Participants already know drawing (C) The teacher is famous (D) The workshop names room 7. Expected result: The workshop names room 7. Sala 7 is printed, while enjoyment, teacher reputation and prior ability are not stated. Use that printed phrase as evidence rather than infer unstated outcomes.

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More practice: try new cases

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More practice: try new cases
1. Original notice: “Taller de música. Miércoles, 15:00. Sala 1. Trae papel.” Glosses: taller=workshop; club=club; lectura=reading; dibujo=drawing; música=music; escritura=writing; juegos=games; sala=room; trae=bring; papel=paper; entrada gratis=free entry; para adultos=for adults. What should a participant bring?
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  • Find the question’s target: when, where, required item, audience or cost.
  • All notices are original fictional records.
2. Original notice: “Clase de dibujo. Jueves, 14:00. Sala 4. Entrada gratis.” Glosses: taller=workshop; club=club; lectura=reading; dibujo=drawing; música=music; escritura=writing; juegos=games; sala=room; trae=bring; papel=paper; entrada gratis=free entry; para adultos=for adults. What does the notice say about entry?
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  • Find the question’s target: when, where, required item, audience or cost.
  • All notices are original fictional records.
3. Original notice: “Taller de escritura. Viernes, 16:30. Sala 5. Para adultos.” Glosses: taller=workshop; club=club; lectura=reading; dibujo=drawing; música=music; escritura=writing; juegos=games; sala=room; trae=bring; papel=paper; entrada gratis=free entry; para adultos=for adults. Which intended group is stated?
Need a hint?
  • Find the question’s target: when, where, required item, audience or cost.
  • All notices are original fictional records.

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