Separate a Condition from an Event Detail
Notices may specify restrictions, exceptions or deadlines alongside an event time.
About 25 minutes, plus any extended practice
Supplied materials
- Paper or a browser scratch area; no audio recording, account or private information is needed.
- Original fictional notice: “Biblioteca abierta de lunes a viernes. Cerrada el sábado.” Glosses: abierta=open; cerrada=closed; solo=only; lectura=reading; juegos=games; adultos=adults; niños=children; gratis=free; antes=before; otra=other; inscripción=registration; hasta=until. Identify the stated Saturday. Candidate answers: (A) Closed (B) Its Saturday status is unstated (C) Open (D) Open only after midnight.
- Original fictional notice: “Sala 1: solo lectura. Sala 2: juegos.” Glosses: abierta=open; cerrada=closed; solo=only; lectura=reading; juegos=games; adultos=adults; niños=children; gratis=free; antes=before; otra=other; inscripción=registration; hasta=until. Identify the stated room for games. Candidate answers: (A) Both rooms (B) No room is named (C) Room 1 (D) Room 2.
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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. Notices may specify restrictions, exceptions or deadlines alongside an event time. Words such as solo, no, antes and hasta alter the allowed or requested action; their scope follows the phrase they modify.
Identify which condition the question asks about. Use the supplied glosses, then distinguish registration from event timing, required materials from price, and closure from another room’s availability. Quote the relevant words in your explanation.
A notice does not prove that registration succeeded or a real building is accessible. These tasks only interpret fictional text. Keep an explicit exclusion or deadline instead of combining all mentioned days into one unrestricted schedule.
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Supplied case: Original fictional notice: “Biblioteca abierta de lunes a viernes. Cerrada el sábado.” Glosses: abierta=open; cerrada=closed; solo=only; lectura=reading; juegos=games; adultos=adults; niños=children; gratis=free; antes=before; otra=other; inscripción=registration; hasta=until. Identify the stated Saturday. Candidate answers: (A) Closed (B) Its Saturday status is unstated (C) Open (D) Open only after midnight. Solution: Cerrada el sábado explicitly states Saturday closure. Keep this condition separate from the other printed information. Final result: Closed. A notice does not prove that registration succeeded or a real building is accessible. These tasks only interpret fictional text. Keep an explicit exclusion or deadline instead of combining all mentioned days into one unrestricted schedule.
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- Identify which condition the question asks about.
- A notice does not prove that registration succeeded or a real building is accessible.
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Room 2
Juegos is attached to Sala 2, while Sala 1 is only reading. Keep this condition separate from the other printed information.
Take it further
Original fictional notice: “Inscripción hasta el viernes. El taller es el sábado.” Glosses: abierta=open; cerrada=closed; solo=only; lectura=reading; juegos=games; adultos=adults; niños=children; gratis=free; antes=before; otra=other; inscripción=registration; hasta=until. Identify the stated registration cutoff. Candidate answers: (A) Friday (B) Saturday (C) Sunday (D) The cutoff is unstated. Expected result: Friday. Hasta el viernes attaches to inscripción; Saturday is the separate workshop day. Keep this condition separate from the other printed information.
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