Duas propostas de transporte · B1. Relacione a pessoa, horário, lugar ou quantidade ao acontecimento correto. Mantenha a condição ou permissão apresentada; uma regra não prova que um fato ocorreu.
Leia o material original em inglês e responda com evidências. O nível é uma referência editorial, não um resultado certificado.
Leia o material original em inglês e responda com evidências. O nível é uma referência editorial, não um resultado certificado.
A local newsletter asked two residents to respond to plans for reducing traffic near West Square. Both agreed that the present arrangement was a problem, but they supported different solutions. The council has not yet chosen either plan.
Proposal A would remove parking from one side of Market Road and create a protected cycle lane. Nadia, who runs a small design business, supports this option. She cycles to the square and says that the narrow road makes new riders nervous. A continuous lane, rather than short separate sections, would help them feel safer. She accepts that some customers need to drive, so she wants clear signs to the car park behind the square. Her support depends on the lane being connected to the existing route beside the river.
Proposal B would keep the parking spaces but use part of the road for a bus lane during the morning and evening rush hours. Peter, a hospital receptionist, prefers this plan. His early shift starts before the nearest cycle-hire service opens. He already takes a bus, but delays sometimes mean he arrives at work late. In his view, a reliable service would help more people immediately than a route that is useful mainly to those already willing to cycle.
Nadia worries that the bus lane would simply push traffic into neighbouring streets. Peter replies that the council should measure traffic on those streets during a short trial. He does not claim that a bus lane will solve every transport problem. However, he thinks a trial could show whether the idea is worth developing.
The newsletter editor points out that neither proposal includes a plan for delivery vehicles. Shops need goods even if fewer customers arrive by car. Before deciding, the council must explain where delivery drivers would stop. The editor therefore asks readers to comment on practical details, not just vote for their favourite kind of transport.
Relacione a pessoa, horário, lugar ou quantidade ao acontecimento correto. Mantenha a condição ou permissão apresentada; uma regra não prova que um fato ocorreu.
The doors open at eight. The class starts at nine.
Use a razão apresentada; uma razão externa apenas plausível não basta.
We meet inside because it is raining.
Pergunte o que a pessoa ou mensagem pretende alcançar e para quem.
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Leia o material original em inglês e responda com evidências. O nível é uma referência editorial, não um resultado certificado.
A local newsletter asked two residents to respond to plans for reducing traffic near West Square. Both agreed that the present arrangement was a problem, but they supported different solutions. The council has not yet chosen either plan.
Proposal A would remove parking from one side of Market Road and create a protected cycle lane. Nadia, who runs a small design business, supports this option. She cycles to the square and says that the narrow road makes new riders nervous. A continuous lane, rather than short separate sections, would help them feel safer. She accepts that some customers need to drive, so she wants clear signs to the car park behind the square. Her support depends on the lane being connected to the existing route beside the river.
Proposal B would keep the parking spaces but use part of the road for a bus lane during the morning and evening rush hours. Peter, a hospital receptionist, prefers this plan. His early shift starts before the nearest cycle-hire service opens. He already takes a bus, but delays sometimes mean he arrives at work late. In his view, a reliable service would help more people immediately than a route that is useful mainly to those already willing to cycle.
Nadia worries that the bus lane would simply push traffic into neighbouring streets. Peter replies that the council should measure traffic on those streets during a short trial. He does not claim that a bus lane will solve every transport problem. However, he thinks a trial could show whether the idea is worth developing.
The newsletter editor points out that neither proposal includes a plan for delivery vehicles. Shops need goods even if fewer customers arrive by car. Before deciding, the council must explain where delivery drivers would stop. The editor therefore asks readers to comment on practical details, not just vote for their favourite kind of transport.
Two transport proposals
Relacione a pessoa, horário, lugar ou quantidade ao acontecimento correto. Mantenha a condição ou permissão apresentada; uma regra não prova que um fato ocorreu.
The doors open at eight. The class starts at nine.Pergunte o que a pessoa ou mensagem pretende alcançar e para quem.
This note tells visitors where to wait.Use a razão apresentada; uma razão externa apenas plausível não basta.
We meet inside because it is raining.Mantenha a primeira resposta, confira a evidência e tente outra questão. Acertar no mesmo material não comprova transferência para outro texto.
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Relacione a pessoa, horário, lugar ou quantidade ao acontecimento correto. Mantenha a condição ou permissão apresentada; uma regra não prova que um fato ocorreu.
The doors open at eight. The class starts at nine.Use a razão apresentada; uma razão externa apenas plausível não basta.
We meet inside because it is raining.Pergunte o que a pessoa ou mensagem pretende alcançar e para quem.
This note tells visitors where to wait.Abrir uma resposta registra ajuda para essa questão.
Two transport proposals
Resposta: “It has not selected either proposal.”. Evidência: “The council has not yet chosen either plan.”. Confira “It has approved the cycle lane.”: Isso trata um plano como algo já realizado. Confira “It has started measuring traffic after permanently choosing the bus lane.”: Isso trata um plano como algo já realizado.
Two transport proposals
Resposta: “Parking on one side of Market Road.”. Evidência: “Proposal A would remove parking from one side of Market Road”. Confira “The car park behind the square.”: Isso torna a afirmação mais ampla ou mais forte do que o texto permite. Evidência: “she wants clear signs to the car park behind the square.”. Confira “Parking on both sides of Market Road.”: Isso torna a afirmação mais ampla ou mais forte do que o texto permite.
Two transport proposals
Resposta: “Separated short sections may not give new riders enough confidence.”. Evidência: “A continuous lane, rather than short separate sections, would help them feel safer.”. Confira “She thinks all customers could give up driving immediately.”: Isso torna a afirmação mais ampla ou mais forte do que o texto permite. Evidência: “She accepts that some customers need to drive”. Confira “She expects the protected lane to provide space for delivery stops.”: O texto não dá esse detalhe. Não o acrescente. Evidência: “neither proposal includes a plan for delivery vehicles.”.
Two transport proposals
Resposta: “Clear signs to the car park behind the square.”. Evidência: “she wants clear signs to the car park behind the square.”. Confira “Keep all existing parking on Market Road.”: Isso atribui a ação ou função à pessoa ou ao grupo errado. Evidência: “Proposal B would keep the parking spaces”. Confira “Ask them to park in the protected cycle lane.”: O texto não dá esse detalhe. Não o acrescente.
Two transport proposals
Resposta: “A connection with the existing river route.”. Evidência: “Her support depends on the lane being connected to the existing route beside the river.”. Confira “A bus lane during both rush-hour periods.”: Isso atribui a ação ou função à pessoa ou ao grupo errado. Evidência: “Proposal B would keep the parking spaces but use part of the road for a bus lane”. Confira “Earlier opening of the cycle-hire service.”: Isso atribui a ação ou função à pessoa ou ao grupo errado. Evidência: “His early shift starts before the nearest cycle-hire service opens.”.
Two transport proposals
Resposta: “How the plans would work in practice.”. Evidência: “comment on practical details, not just vote for their favourite kind of transport.”. Confira “Which transport type they like without considering details.”: Isso diz o contrário do detalhe relevante. Confira “Which proposal can be guaranteed to remove all traffic problems.”: Isso torna a afirmação mais ampla ou mais forte do que o texto permite. Evidência: “He does not claim that a bus lane will solve every transport problem.”.
Two transport proposals
Resposta: “The cycle-hire service is not open before he starts work.”. Evidência: “His early shift starts before the nearest cycle-hire service opens.”. Confira “His bus starts running only after his shift begins.”: O texto não dá esse detalhe. Não o acrescente. Confira “He can hire a bicycle but dislikes cycling at all times.”: O texto não dá esse detalhe. Não o acrescente.
Two transport proposals
Resposta: “Bus delays making him late for work.”. Evidência: “delays sometimes mean he arrives at work late.”. Confira “Delays caused by making deliveries to the square.”: Isso atribui a ação ou função à pessoa ou ao grupo errado. Confira “Difficulty parking near his own design business.”: Isso atribui a ação ou função à pessoa ou ao grupo errado. Evidência: “Nadia, who runs a small design business”.
Two transport proposals
Resposta: “Move traffic into nearby streets.”. Evidência: “Nadia worries that the bus lane would simply push traffic into neighbouring streets.”. Confira “The cycle lane becoming disconnected from the river route.”: O texto não identifica isso como a questão perguntada. Use a questão que ele nomeia explicitamente. Evidência: “Her support depends on the lane being connected to the existing route beside the river.”. Confira “The council removing the car park behind the square.”: O texto não dá esse detalhe. Não o acrescente.
Two transport proposals
Resposta: “Measure nearby traffic during a short trial.”. Evidência: “the council should measure traffic on those streets during a short trial.”. Confira “Assume a reliable bus service will remove traffic from nearby streets.”: Isso torna a afirmação mais ampla ou mais forte do que o texto permite. Confira “Ask only bus passengers which plan they prefer.”: Isso usa um critério de sucesso diferente do indicado no texto.
Two transport proposals
Resposta: “Arrangements for delivery vehicles.”. Evidência: “neither proposal includes a plan for delivery vehicles.”. Confira “The exact price of a hospital bus ticket.”: O texto não identifica isso como a questão perguntada. Use a questão que ele nomeia explicitamente. Confira “The price of every parking space.”: O texto não identifica isso como a questão perguntada. Use a questão que ele nomeia explicitamente.
Two transport proposals
Resposta: “During the morning and evening rush hours.”. Evidência: “a bus lane during the morning and evening rush hours.”. Confira “Throughout the working day, but never in the evening.”: Não é o horário que foi perguntado. Confira “Only before Peter’s early hospital shift.”: Não é o horário que foi perguntado.