Understanding Language and Context

Which of the following scenarios demonstrates the word aim being used appropriately?

• Setting a goal to complete a marathon.

• Forgetting your homework at school.

• Cooking dinner for the first time.

• Asking a friend for help with math.

How might someone feel if their aim is achieved?

• Disappointed

• Proud

• Confused

• Skeptical

Why might someone choose to remain anonymous after donating money?

• They want attention.

• They prefer to keep their identity private.

• They don't believe in charity.

• They forgot to sign their name.

Which action reflects an anonymous contribution?

• Writing your name on a gift tag.

• Sending a gift without a name.

• Announcing a donation publicly.

• Refusing to participate in a fundraiser.

If a chef prepares a dish that is bland, what could they do to improve it?

• Add more spices.

• Remove the salt.

• Cook it for a longer time.

• Serve it cold.

What does a bland story most likely lack?

• Interesting characters

• Complicated vocabulary

• A predictable ending

• Colorful illustrations

Which question would help a detective uncover a suspect's motive?

• Where were you last night?

• Why would you commit this crime?

• Who are your friends?

• What is your favorite hobby?

If someone has no clear motive, what might this suggest?

• They didn’t commit the act.

• They are extremely clever.

• Their reason for acting isn’t obvious.

• They were forced to act.

Why might someone be skeptical of an advertisement for a miracle product?

• It costs too much.

• It seems too good to be true.

• It has been recommended by friends.

• It is well-reviewed.

What could a company do to reduce customer skepticism?

• Offer free trials of the product.

• Advertise the product heavily.

• Raise the price of the product.

• Avoid explaining how the product works.