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Keep ambiguity when the text keeps it - Online practice 2
Read the information, then answer the questions. An adult may read the instructions aloud. Show your working where asked.
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Original complete short passage, 'Practice key': The orchestra room was locked. Noor held the key the conductor had posted after their argument. Through the glass she could see her old chair, with a new score resting on it. She slid the key towards the lock, stopped, and read the envelope again. Inside, someone began tuning a violin. Noor turned the key. The note trembled, then steadied.
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- In 'Practice key', what can 'stopped, and read the envelope again' suggest? Distinguish an inference from a stated fact.
- State one action the ending confirms and one outcome it leaves unknown.
- Revise the claim 'The ending of Practice key proves everyone forgives the character.' using evidence.
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