Age Grammar Challenge

Is 12 years old pupils too young to understand complex topics?

• Yes

• Maybe

• No

• Depends

There are not enough 12 years old pupils in the class to form a team.

• A team cannot be formed.

• The class has enough 12 years old pupils to form a team.

• A team can be formed.

• The pupils are too young to form a team.

Are there too many 12 years old pupils in the school?

• Yes, there are too many 12 years old pupils.

• Insufficient information to answer the question.

• No, there are not enough 12 years old pupils.

• The number of 12 years old pupils is just right.

She is not old enough to drive a car at 12 years old.

• She can legally drive a car at 12 years old.

• She is old enough to drive a car at 12 years old.

• She has the necessary experience to drive a car at 12 years old.

• She is not old enough to drive a car at 12 years old.

Is 12 years old too early to start learning a new language?

• It is better to start learning a new language at 15 years old.

• No, 12 years old is too early to start learning a new language.

• Yes, 12 years old is too late to start learning a new language.

• No, 12 years old is not too early to start learning a new language.

There are not enough resources for the 12 years old pupils to complete the project.

• Allocate more resources or provide additional support.

• Cancel the project altogether due to resource constraints.

• Ignore the lack of resources and proceed with the project as is.

• Blame the pupils for not being resourceful enough.

Is 12 years old pupils too old to participate in the school play?

• No

• Maybe

• Yes

• Depends on the play

He is not mature enough at 12 years old to make important decisions.

• He is fully capable at 12 years old to make important decisions.

• He is not mature enough at 12 years old to make important decisions.

• He lacks experience at 12 years old to make important decisions.

• He is too young at 12 years old to make important decisions.