Questões BNCC EF09LI01

“A later closing time gives me a quiet place to finish my homework,” says Maya, a member of the youth advisory group at the city library. Because its budget cannot cover all current services, the library plans to close at 6 p.m. on weekdays and open on Saturday afternoons. Supporters say that Saturday hours would serve families who cannot visit during the week. Opponents argue that many teenagers depend on the library after school, especially when their homes are crowded or have limited internet access. The director invites young residents to send comments in English. Each comment should state a position, respond to an opposing view, and suggest a practical solution.

Evaluate the proposed comments and identify the one that most effectively presents a position, considers a counterargument, and offers a practical solution.

“Friday evenings are the only time I can study away from my crowded home,” said Maya during a youth council meeting. In the fictional town of Brookdale, the council is debating whether the public library should remain open until 8 p.m. on Fridays. A survey of 180 teenagers found that 126 support the change, mainly because they need a quiet place for homework. Library staff estimate that two extra hours would cost $300 each week. A nearby bookstore has offered to sponsor those hours for three months, but some residents worry that the library may become too noisy. Students have been invited to give a 45-second comment that presents a view and responds to an opposing concern.

Analyze the information in the text. Which comment most effectively supports later library hours while addressing an opposing view?

In an online short poem the line reads: 'She kept the heirloom wrapped in the hush of evening.' Which word is closest in meaning to 'heirloom' in this context?

At the small reading, the poet's hands shook as she folded her notes and stepped back into the dark. What does this suggest about the poet's state?

Mark accepted the job without asking about salary or benefits. What can you infer about his situation or priorities?

Read: "After the exam Jenna sat on the bench, stared at her blank paper for a long moment, then smiled and tore it into pieces." What can you infer about Jenna's reaction to the exam?

You arranged to meet a classmate at the library tomorrow at 4 PM. Produce one concise spoken sentence using "I'm going to" to state this plan.

In a project review someone asserts, 'This metric proves our product is successful.' Provide one concise hedging sentence in English that softens the claim and asks for supporting evidence.