Integrated Skills Multitask

Respuesta correcta: B) Send the final poster by email on Friday evening.

• A) Take the draft poster to Room 12 before Thursday lunch.Correct! Taking the draft poster to Room 12 before Thursday lunch uses the place, the object and the deadline exactly as the notice states.
• B) Send the final poster by email on Friday evening.This option fails because sending the final poster by email on Friday evening changes the place, the version and the deadline stated in the notice.
• C) Buy printing paper at the shop after school.This option fails because buying printing paper at the shop after school ignores the required object, place and deadline and invents a new shopping task.
• D) Wait in Room 12 until Thursday lunch without the poster.This option fails because waiting in Room 12 until Thursday lunch without the poster keeps the place and time but drops the essential object to deliver.

Respuesta correcta: D) I will meet you at six but serve only beef burgers.

• A) I will meet you at the station at six with a vegetarian dinner ready.Correct! Meeting at the station at six with a vegetarian dinner ready correctly reuses both the arrival time and the vegetarian need from the message.
• B) I will meet you at midnight with a meat stew ready.This option fails because meeting at midnight with a meat stew ready changes the stated six o clock arrival and contradicts the vegetarian need completely.
• C) I will ignore your train and cook only fish soup.This option fails because ignoring the train and cooking only fish soup drops the arrival information and fish soup does not satisfy a vegetarian request.
• D) I will meet you at six but serve only beef burgers.This option fails because meeting at six but serving only beef burgers keeps the time right yet directly violates the vegetarian need with beef burgers.

Respuesta correcta: A) Did you say a blue jacket near the gym yesterday, so shall we look there together?

• A) Did you say a blue jacket near the gym yesterday, so shall we look there together?Correct! Asking about the blue jacket lost near the gym yesterday repeats the color, place and time and offers concrete help to look there.
• B) Did you lose a red hat in the library, so shall we buy a new one?This option fails because asking about a red hat lost in the library changes the color, object and place that the classmate actually described.
• C) I had pasta for lunch today and the canteen was very crowded at noon.This option fails because talking about your own lunch menu ignores the lost jacket completely and offers no listening based response at all.
• D) I never go to the gym, so I cannot help you with anything today.This option fails because saying you never go to the gym dismisses the location detail and refuses the cooperative speaking move the task needs.

Respuesta correcta: C) Stay home at three with your notebook ready.

• A) Go to Lab 3 at three with your notebook ready.Correct! Going to Lab 3 at three with your notebook combines the new room and time from the timetable with the notebook order from the teacher note.
• B) Go to Lab 1 at two with a novel to read.This option fails because going to Lab 1 at two with a novel uses the old timetable data and replaces the notebook with an unrelated novel.
• C) Stay home at three with your notebook ready.This option fails because staying home at three with your notebook keeps the notebook idea but disobeys the timetable change to attend Lab 3.
• D) Go to Lab 3 at three without bringing anything.This option fails because going to Lab 3 at three without anything respects the new timetable but drops the teacher instruction to bring your notebook.

Respuesta correcta: A) Diaz, card 4421, return date 12 May.

• A) Diaz, card 4421, return date 12 May.Correct! Writing Diaz, card 4421, return date 12 May copies the surname, card number and date exactly as the guide and example card show.
• B) Garcia, card 4421, return date 12 May.This option fails because writing Garcia, card 4421, return date 12 May keeps number and date but changes the surname from Diaz to Garcia.
• C) Diaz, card 2214, return date 12 May.This option fails because writing Diaz, card 2214, return date 12 May keeps name and date but copies the wrong card number 2214.
• D) Diaz, card 4421, return date 20 June.This option fails because writing Diaz, card 4421, return date 20 June keeps name and number but invents a June date instead of 12 May.

Respuesta correcta: C) The video sells televisions to one third of bees.

• A) The video explains that bees pollinate one third of our food.Correct! The video explains that bees pollinate one third of our food correctly condenses the subtitle message into one clear grammatical summary sentence.
• B) The video shows bees eating one third of our food.This option fails because the video shows bees eating one third of our food changes the verb pollinate to eating and reverses the scientific meaning.
• C) The video sells televisions to one third of bees.This option fails because the video sells televisions to one third of bees invents televisions and selling, which never appeared in the subtitles at all.
• D) Bees, food, third, video.This option fails because bees, food, third, video lists content words without a verb or structure and therefore is not a usable summary sentence.

Respuesta correcta: D) Slides, then present, then research, then rehearse.

• A) Research, then slides, then rehearse, then present.Correct! Research, then slides, then rehearse, then present follows the only logical workflow where each step prepares the material needed for the next step.
• B) Present, then research, then slides, then rehearse.This option fails because present, then research, then slides, then rehearse puts delivery first when there is nothing researched or prepared to deliver.
• C) Rehearse, then present, then research, then slides.This option fails because rehearse, then present, then research, then slides rehearses an empty talk and researches only after the presentation is finished.
• D) Slides, then present, then research, then rehearse.This option fails because slides, then present, then research, then rehearse makes slides before research and presents before any rehearsal has happened.

Respuesta correcta: B) Bikes were invented a long time ago in history.

• A) This habit is useful, but riders must learn the safety rules below.Correct! This habit is useful, but riders must learn the safety rules below correctly bridges the benefit idea to the rules paragraph that follows next.
• B) Bikes were invented a long time ago in history.This option fails because bikes were invented a long time ago in history drops the benefit thread and jumps to history instead of the coming safety rules.
• C) I like pizza and films on weekends.This option fails because I like pizza and films on weekends abandons the bike topic entirely and connects to nothing in either surrounding paragraph.
• D) The rules are boring and nobody should read them.This option fails because the rules are boring and nobody should read them contradicts the purpose of the second paragraph and breaks the forward link.

Respuesta correcta: C) The summary has bad handwriting and spelling errors.

• A) The summary adds a museum never mentioned in the source.Correct! Pointing out that the summary adds a museum never mentioned shows you compared every detail to the source and caught the invented integration error.
• B) The summary is perfect and needs no change.This option fails because saying the summary is perfect and needs no change misses the invented museum detail and shows no source comparison at all.
• C) The summary has bad handwriting and spelling errors.This option fails because complaining about handwriting and spelling focuses on appearance while ignoring the factual museum error in the content itself.
• D) The source mentions a museum, so the summary is right.This option fails because claiming the source mentions a museum defends the mistake and proves the comparison with the real source was not done.

Respuesta correcta: A) The small hotel near the beach was clean and quiet.

• A) The small hotel near the beach was clean and quiet.Correct! The small hotel near the beach was clean and quiet keeps small, beach location and positive evaluation with correct grammar throughout the sentence.
• B) The huge hotel in the mountains was dirty and noisy.This option fails because the huge hotel in the mountains was dirty and noisy changes size, location and evaluation, reversing almost every detail of the review.
• C) The small hotel near the beach was dirty and noisy.This option fails because the small hotel near the beach was dirty and noisy keeps size and place but flips clean and quiet into a negative judgment.
• D) Hotel beach small clean quiet.This option fails because hotel beach small clean quiet removes verbs and articles so the grammar collapses even though the content words look similar.

Respuesta correcta: D) I hate cinemas and I will stay home.

• A) Shall we bring tickets for the Saturday film with Ana?Correct! Asking if you should bring tickets for the Saturday film with Ana reuses the plan details and moves the joint decision forward naturally.
• B) What did Ana eat for breakfast last year?This option fails because asking what Ana ate for breakfast last year drops the weekend plan and jumps to an unrelated past meal.
• C) Can fish ride bicycles in winter?This option fails because asking whether fish can ride bicycles ignores Ana, Saturday and the film and breaks all links to the dialogue.
• D) I hate cinemas and I will stay home.This option fails because stating you hate cinemas and will stay home shuts down the joint plan instead of asking a cooperative follow up question.

Respuesta correcta: B) Garden watering uses the most water of all uses.

• A) Showers use the most water, so shorter showers save most.Correct! Showers use the most water so shorter showers save most correctly reads the tallest bar and links it to the article advice about shower time.
• B) Garden watering uses the most water of all uses.This option fails because garden watering uses the most water misreads the chart since the shower bar is clearly taller than the garden bar.
• C) Drinking water uses the most water of all uses.This option fails because drinking water uses the most water confuses the smallest bar with the largest and ignores the article focus on showers.
• D) Charts are useless and articles always lie.This option fails because charts are useless and articles lie refuses to integrate either source and offers no evidence based conclusion at all.

Respuesta correcta: D) An emoji with no words.

• A) Dear Mrs Lopez, could you please confirm the deadline?Correct! Dear Mrs Lopez, could you please confirm the deadline uses a formal greeting, polite modal and full forms suited to a teacher email.
• B) Hey Lopez, gimme the deadline now!This option fails because Hey Lopez, gimme the deadline now uses a rude greeting plus slang gimme, which is wrong for a formal teacher email.
• C) Yo teacher, what is up with homework?This option fails because Yo teacher, what is up with homework uses street greeting and vague wording that ignores formal email conventions completely.
• D) An emoji with no words.This option fails because sending only an emoji with no words provides no greeting, request or polite structure needed for a formal written message.

Respuesta correcta: C) Three tons were collected somewhere somehow.

• A) Forty volunteers joined and three tons were collected.Correct! Praising the summary that names forty volunteers and three tons collected rewards coverage of both reports with exact numbers and no invented facts.
• B) Forty volunteers joined the river event.This option fails because praising the summary that mentions only volunteers rewards partial coverage and ignores the three tons fact from the second report.
• C) Three tons were collected somewhere somehow.This option fails because praising the summary that mentions only three tons rewards the opposite partial coverage and drops the forty volunteers fact.
• D) A concert and fireworks closed the river event.This option fails because praising the summary that adds a concert and fireworks rewards invented details that appear in neither of the two reports.

Respuesta correcta: B) The Bilbao train left yesterday from platform one.

• A) The Bilbao train now leaves at half past six from platform four.Correct! Stating the Bilbao train now leaves at half past six from platform four combines the announced platform change with the board time exactly.
• B) The Bilbao train left yesterday from platform one.This option fails because stating the Bilbao train left yesterday from platform one uses a past day and old platform that match neither current source.
• C) The Bilbao train leaves from the cafe at midnight.This option fails because stating the Bilbao train leaves from the cafe at midnight invents a cafe departure and a midnight time from no source.
• D) All trains are cancelled today.This option fails because stating all trains are cancelled today contradicts both the announcement and the board, which both confirm the Bilbao departure.

Respuesta correcta: A) Lucia cycles to school every morning, not every night.

• A) Lucia cycles to school every morning, not every night.Correct! Stating Lucia cycles to school every morning, not every night corrects only the wrong time word while keeping actor, verb and place intact.
• B) Lucia flies to school every night.This option fails because stating Lucia flies to school every night keeps the wrong night and replaces cycling with impossible flying.
• C) Lucia never leaves her house at all.This option fails because stating Lucia never leaves her house at all denies the whole true story frame instead of fixing just the time word.
• D) Night cycles Lucia school morning.This option fails because stating night cycles Lucia school morning scrambles word order into ungrammatical fragments despite containing some right words.

Respuesta correcta: C) Thanks, Tuesday at five is fine and I will keep both appointments.

• A) Thanks, Tuesday at five is noted, but it clashes with football training.Correct! Confirming Tuesday at five and noting the football clash shows you heard the new time, read the calendar clash and wrote both into the reply.
• B) Thanks, Monday at nine is perfect with no problems.This option fails because confirming Monday at nine with no clash keeps an old time and misses the football clash shown on the calendar.
• C) Thanks, Tuesday at five is fine and I will keep both appointments.This option fails because confirming Tuesday at five but promising two appointments accepts the new time yet creates a double booking instead of flagging the clash.
• D) I refuse any dentist visit ever again.This option fails because refusing any dentist visit ever ignores the voicemail information and the calendar and ends communication instead of integrating sources.

Respuesta correcta: D) Taste the liquid to check its power.

• A) Wait for gloves before pouring the liquid.Correct! Waiting for gloves before pouring the liquid obeys both the spoken glove warning and the written pour step in the safe combined order.
• B) Pour the liquid now without gloves.This option fails because pouring the liquid now without gloves obeys the pour step but directly disobeys the spoken glove warning about safety.
• C) Leave the lab shouting about gloves.This option fails because leaving the lab shouting about gloves abandons the written task entirely instead of sequencing gloves first and then pouring.
• D) Taste the liquid to check its power.This option fails because tasting the liquid to check its power misreads both sources dangerously and proposes an unsafe action no instruction ever allowed.

Respuesta correcta: A) A draft with one student quote plus seventy percent survey support.

• A) A draft with one student quote plus seventy percent survey support.Correct! Choosing the draft with one student quote plus seventy percent survey support rewards true weaving of interview voice and survey number together.
• B) A draft with three quotes and no numbers.This option fails because choosing the draft with three quotes and no numbers rewards voice only and drops the seventy percent survey evidence entirely.
• C) A draft with only numbers and no voices.This option fails because choosing the draft with only numbers and no voices rewards data only and loses the human interview perspective required.
• D) A draft copied from last year.This option fails because choosing the draft copied from last year rewards recycling that uses neither the new quotes nor the new survey data.

Respuesta correcta: B) We propose no buses ever for anyone.

• A) We propose late buses on Fridays after a nine to six vote for late transport.Correct! Proposing late buses on Fridays after a nine to six vote for late transport synthesizes the heard debate, the counted vote and formal written phrasing.
• B) We propose no buses ever for anyone.This option fails because proposing no buses ever despite a nine to six vote for late transport ignores the counted majority and the debate outcome.
• C) We propose magic carpets for all students.This option fails because proposing magic carpets for all students abandons both the debate content and the vote count for a fantasy unrelated to sources.
• D) Results now vote buses late Friday.This option fails because shouting results now vote buses late Friday scrambles syntax into notes rather than a formal proposal sentence the council can adopt.