Understanding Situations and Deductions

What is the main task described in the video introduction?

• To write an essay

• To learn a new language

• To solve math problems

• To choose the best sentence for each situation

Why might John's classmate be good at basketball?

• He has a basketball coach

• He practices every day

• He reads about basketball

• He watches a lot of games

What can be inferred about John's uncle who can lift 300 kilograms?

• He must have a personal trainer

• He must be a professional athlete

• He must exercise a lot

• He must eat a lot

What might be the reason for someone running to their next class?

• They are avoiding someone

• They are racing with friends

• They might be late

• They are exercising

Why can't it be David studying in the library?

• He is on vacation

• He is at a different library

• He is at home

• He doesn't like studying

What could the bright light in the sky be?

• A spaceship

• A satellite

• A star

• A plane

What does Susan's action of telling everyone a password suggest?

• It must be a secret

• It mustn't be a secret

• It is a new password

• It is a temporary password

Why might it not be snowing in August?

• It's not possible

• It's not winter

• It's not the right season

• It's too hot

What might be the reason for a car not starting?

• It needs a new battery

• It has a broken engine

• It has a flat tire

• It may be out of gas

What can be inferred about Eduardo who is usually tired in the mornings?

• He eats too late

• He exercises too much

• He doesn't get much sleep

• He works late at night