Notice, Caution, and Warning

1. What should we do after reading the notice?

• A. Keep the toilet clean

• B. Help repair the toilet

• C. Use the toilet on purpose

• D. Use another toilet

2. Where can we read such warning?

• A. At the beach

• B. In a swamp

• C. At the lake side

• D. In a water park

3. From the text we know that...

• A. We must not use the product

• B. We cannot spray the product everywhere

• C. We can spray the product into our eyes

• D. We must not spray the product into our eyes

4. Where can we see this warning?

• A. On a box

• B. In a room

• C. On a table

• D. On a house roof

5. Who is the warning addressed to?

• A. The government

• B. The construction workers

• C. The construction company

• D. All road users

6. What is the caution about?

• A. Telling people to plug in the wire

• B. Forbidding people to touch the wire

• C. Explaining why the wire is dangerous

• D. Telling people how to connect the wire

7. "It may cause electric shock." The word "cause" means...

• A. Evoke

• B. Launch

• C. Protect

• D. Smoothen

8. What is the notice about?

•   A. An order to keep clean

• B. An invitation to clean one's hands

• C. An appeal to maintain hygiene

• D. An appeal to have a clean environment

9. Where would you read the notice?

• A. In a canteen

• B. In a teacher's office

• C. In a classroom

• D. At a library

10. What must not we do according to the warning?

• A. Watch the film

• B. Record the film

• C. Enter the movies calmly

• D. Not to sit in the alley