i8 instruction

 

Part I: Instruction & Request

1 "Please close the window. It's getting cold." The sentence is an example of...

   A. Prohibition

   B. Permission

   C. Request

   D. Instruction

 2 "Open your books to page 25 and read the text." This sentence is a/an...

   A. Permission

   B. Request

   C. Prohibition

   D. Instruction

3 "Could you please lend me your pencil?" This is a polite way to...

   A. give an instruction

   B. make a request

   C. ask for permission

   D. state a prohibition

4 Which of the following is a polite request?

   A. Give me your phone.

   B. You must give me your phone.

   C. Can you please give me your phone?

   D. Give me your phone now!

 5 The teacher said, "Listen carefully to the instructions." The word 'listen' is a/an...

   A. noun

   B. adjective

   C. verb

   D. adverb

 * "Could you possibly help me with this heavy box?" The phrase 'Could you possibly' makes the request...

   A. less polite

   B. more polite

   C. more forceful

   D. an instruction

 * "Don't forget to submit your homework by Friday." This is a/an...

   A. instruction

   B. request

   C. prohibition

   D. permission

 * "Would you mind opening the door for me?" The correct response to this request is...

   A. No, I wouldn't.

   B. Yes, I would.

   C. No, I don't.

   D. Yes, I do.

 * Which sentence gives an instruction?

   A. Would you pass the salt?

   B. May I use your computer?

   C. Turn left at the next corner.

   D. You must not park here.

 * "Please be quiet." This sentence is a/an...

   A. permission

   B. request

   C. prohibition

   D. instruction

 * "Could I use your pen for a moment?" The sentence is a form of...

   A. Instruction

   B. Prohibition

   C. Request

   D. Permission

 * "Would you mind helping me with my luggage?" The sentence is a polite...

   A. instruction

   B. permission

   C. request

   D. prohibition

 * "Take off your shoes before you enter the house." This is a/an...

   A. permission

   B. prohibition

   C. request

   D. instruction

 * "Would you please close the door?" This is a/an...

   A. instruction

   B. request

   C. prohibition

   D. permission

 * "Please speak English in the classroom." The word 'please' indicates that the sentence is a/an...

   A. instruction

   B. prohibition

   C. request

   D. permission

Part II: Prohibition & Permission

 * "You must not make a noise in the library." This is a/an...

   A. instruction

   B. request

   C. prohibition

   D. permission

 * "You may use my tablet to do your homework." This sentence gives...

   A. an instruction

   B. a request

   C. a prohibition

   D. permission

 * "May I go to the restroom?" This sentence is a way to ask for...

   A. a prohibition

   B. a request

   C. an instruction

   D. permission

 * Which of the following sentences shows a prohibition?

   A. You can sit here.

   B. You must not talk during the test.

   C. Please be quiet.

   D. Can I borrow your book?

 * "You are allowed to take one piece of candy." The phrase 'are allowed to' is used to give...

   A. prohibition

   B. permission

   C. instruction

   D. request

 * "Smoking is prohibited in this area." The word 'prohibited' means...

   A. allowed

   B. requested

   C. not allowed

   D. instructed

 * "Can I borrow your pen?" A negative response to this question is...

   A. Yes, you can.

   B. No, you can't.

   C. Of course.

   D. Sure.

 * "You must not touch the painting." This is a/an...

   A. permission

   B. instruction

   C. request

   D. prohibition

 * "Students are not permitted to use their phones in class." The word 'permitted' is similar in meaning to...

   A. allowed

   B. requested

   C. asked

   D. forbidden

 * "Can I open the window?" The best positive response is...

   A. No, you can't.

   B. Yes, you can.

   C. You must not.

   D. You are not allowed to.

 * "You are not allowed to use your phone here." This is an example of...

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   A. permission

   B. request

   C. prohibition

   D. instruction

 * "May I have a glass of water, please?" This is an example of...

   A. instruction

   B. prohibition

   C. request

   D. permission

 * "No parking." This is a short form of...

   A. giving an instruction

   B. making a request

   C. stating a prohibition

   D. asking for permission

 * "You can come in." This sentence gives...

   A. prohibition

   B. permission

   C. request

   D. instruction

 * "You may not enter without a ticket." This sentence states a...

   A. permission

   B. request

   C. instruction

   D. prohibition

Part III: Mixed Questions

 * Look at the sign: "DO NOT ENTER." The sign expresses a/an...

   A. request

   B. permission

   C. instruction

   D. prohibition

 * "Could you pass me in the sugar, please?" The sentence is a polite form of...

   A. prohibition

   B. request

   C. instruction

   D. permission

 * "You can use the restroom now." This sentence is a/an...

   A. prohibition

   B. permission

   C. request

   D. instruction

 * "Please take a seat." This sentence is a/an...

   A. request

   B. prohibition

   C. instruction

   D. permission

 * "You must not run in the hallway." This sentence is a/an...

   A. instruction

   B. permission

   C. request

   D. prohibition

 * "May I borrow your book?" This sentence is a/an...

   A. prohibition

   B. permission

   C. request

   D. instruction

 * "Please be on time." This is a/an...

   A. instruction

   B. request

   C. permission

   D. prohibition

 * "You may not leave the class early." This is a/an...

   A. permission

   B. prohibition

   C. request

   D. instruction

 * "Clean your room immediately!" This is an example of a strong...

   A. request

   B. instruction

   C. permission

   D. prohibition

 * "Can I help you?" The sentence is used to...

   A. ask for help

   B. offer help

   C. give permission

   D. state a prohibition