What is the most suitable sentence to complete the dialogue above?

• Can we talk about it later?

• How about a VLOG talking about our school?

• How about a VLOG talking about our school?

• I think it is a good idea.

• Can you write the article for us, Sir?

• Could you interview us for the article, Sir?

• May I have a short presentation for the article, Sir?

• Do you mind being interviewed for the article, Sir?

• I agree with you.

• I disagree with you.

• I think the second tryout is easier.

• In my opinion, we can do better on the second tryout.

• How old are you

• How may pets do you have

• When were you born

• Are you a student

• Don’t play with my kitchen utensils!

• Don’t ever touch my precious kitchen utensils!

• Don’t forget to clean them up after you use them tomorrow!

• Don’t clean the kitchen utensils after you use them tomorrow!

• Do you have any question?

• Are you kidding me?

• Do you need more help?

• Do you know what to do?

The text can be found ....

• in a zoo

• at a seashore

• at a public park

• at a swimming pool

Why does the officer make the notice?

• To warn the visitor not to swim

• To warn the visitor not to save the bacteria

• To persuade the visitor to stay safe while swimming

• To notice the visitor not to risk their health by saving bacteria

After reading the text, what will the readers do?

• They will be more careful to swim in the area

• The readers will not harm the bacteria’s existence

• The readers will save themselves from bacteria

• The readers will avoid swimming in the area

What is the writer’s intention to send the message?

• To inform Diana to bring supplies for students in need

• To remind Diana about going to the Youth Center

• To invite Diana to join the Youth Center Organization

• To ask Diana to wait for her at the school gate after school