Pet Reading/Writing Part 1

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Pet Reading/Writing Part 1 - Quiz
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This PET Reading\/Writing Part 1 quiz assesses foundational English reading and writing skills, preparing learners for the Preliminary English Test. It evaluates comprehension and language proficiency, essential for academic and professional success.

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    Question1

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    Correct Answer
    A. A
    Explanation
    "If you give Ed a game you may get his one free." = ".....exchange for similar game."

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    Question 2

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    Correct Answer
    A. A
    Explanation
    "You can use a computer for up to quarter of an hour without booking." = "To use a computer for
    more than 15 minutes, please book at reception."

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    Question 4

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    Correct Answer
    A. B
    Explanation
    "Refunds only given if game has a fault. Receipt essential." = "If there’s a problem with a game, you must prove it’s from Gamezone."
    If you have chosen A, there are two problems: To get the money, you need the receipt AND "If the game has a fault" (company's fault) is not the same as "if it gets broken" (your fault)

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    Question 5

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    A. B
    Explanation
    It is a bit confusing because 'could' is not the same as 'will' BUT (A) is not correct, because the magazine will not write about you (it will publish your story) and (C) is not correct, because the school library will get, not give, books.

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