Spooky Encounters, GEI-2 U3B

What does the speaker imply in the sentence, "You must have heard about the ghostly figure that appears in the old library at midnight"?

• The speaker is uncertain if the listener knows about the ghostly figure.

• The speaker is certain that the listener has heard about the ghostly figure.

• The speaker is suggesting a possible occurrence of the ghostly figure.

• The speaker is surprised by the news of the ghostly figure.

What does the sentence, "They must have felt a cold breeze pass by, even though all the windows were closed," suggest?

• Nobody felt a cold breeze.

• They definitely felt a cold breeze despite closed windows.

• It's uncertain whether they felt a cold breeze.

• They felt a warm breeze instead of a cold one.

What does the sentence, "Someone might have seen shadows moving in the abandoned house on Elm Street," suggest?

• Shadows were definitely seen in the abandoned house.

• No one saw shadows in the abandoned house.

• There is a possibility that shadows were seen in the abandoned house.

• Shadows were seen by multiple people in the abandoned house.

What is the implication of the statement, "There could have been strange noises coming from the attic, but no one dares to check"?

• Strange noises were definitely heard from the attic.

• Nobody heard strange noises from the attic.

• There is a possibility of strange noises from the attic, but nobody wants to investigate.

• Everybody has already checked the attic for strange noises.

What does the statement, "A visitor may have sensed an eerie presence while walking through the cemetery at dusk," imply?

• The visitor definitely sensed an eerie presence in the cemetery.

• No eerie presence was felt by the visitor.

• There's a possibility that the visitor felt an eerie presence in the cemetery.

• The visitor visited the cemetery during daylight hours.

What is suggested by the sentence, "There should have been no way for that old clock to start ticking again on its own"?

• The old clock definitely started ticking on its own.

• The old clock didn't start ticking on its own.

• It's unexpected for the old clock to start ticking on its own.

• The old clock was recently repaired.

What does the sentence, "People probably heard whispering voices in the forest, but when they looked around, no one was there," indicate?

• Nobody heard whispering voices in the forest.

• The forest was empty; nobody was there.

• It's likely that people heard whispering voices in the forest, but nobody was found.

• The whispering voices were actually from a nearby stream.