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Keep ambiguity when the text keeps it - Online practice 4
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, 'Radio dial': The radio repair bench still carried his father's handwriting on the drawers. Jo brought the set they had argued about selling. He placed it down, keeping both hands on its case. The technician asked what was wrong. Jo turned the dial through a burst of static. For one second a voice emerged. He asked whether the set could be repaired.
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- In 'Radio dial', what can 'keeping both hands on its case' 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 Radio dial proves everyone forgives the character.' using evidence.
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