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Mai always brings a big lunch box to school. Her friends often see her sharing food with classmates who forget their lunch. At the end of the day, Mai's lunch box is usually empty. Question: What can be inferred about Mai?
She is kind and generous.
She is trying to make new friends.
She doesn't like the food her parents make.
She is always hungry.
Minh often arrives at school with messy hair and wrinkled clothes. He always seems to be in a rush and often forgets his homework. However, he never misses soccer practice after school. Question: What can be inferred about Minh's priorit
He is trying to impress his soccer coach.
He doesn't have time to get ready in the morning.
He doesn't like school.
He cares more about sports than studies.
Lan always has a book with her. During break time, she reads instead of playing with friends. She often talks about characters from books as if they were real people. Question: What can be inferred about Lan?
She wants to become a writer.
She is studying for a difficult test
She is passionate about reading.
She doesn't have many friends.
The school's new English teacher speaks with a funny accent. Students often giggle during her class, but they all say her lessons are interesting and easy to understand. Question: What can be inferred about the new English teacher?
She doesn't know proper English pronunciation.
She is trying to make her class fun.
She is not a good teacher.
She is from another country.
Every Friday, Tuan brings his guitar to school. During lunch break, he plays music in the schoolyard. More and more students gather to listen each week. Question: What can be inferred about Tuan's music?
It is popular among his schoolmates.
It is not very good, but students are being polite.
It disturbs other students.
It is too loud for the school environment.
