1. Read the paragraph about Carlos and his friends.
2. Locate the sentence containing the pronoun 'They': 'They have a big map and a compass in their hands because they are looking for the way to the science tent.'
3. Look at the preceding sentences to see who is performing this action: 'Carlos is an exchange student from Spain. He is staying at a summer camp in Oxford with his friends.'
4. Determine that 'Carlos and his friends' are the ones holding the map and looking for the tent.
5. Conclude that option B is correct.

1. Read the text carefully to identify information about Ella's workplace, tasks, and schedule.
2. Check option A: The text says she works at the town museum, so this can be answered.
3. Check option B: The text mentions she helps visitors, but it does not state the exact number of visitors coming every day.
4. Check option C: The text states she helps visitors find old coins, so this can be answered.
5. Check option D: The text says she works every weekend, so this can be answered.
6. Conclude that the question about the number of visitors cannot be answered.

1. Read the short story about Priya, who is a student reading books in the library to learn new words and improve her English.
2. Determine the main theme of the text, which is about Priya's reading habit and hobby.
3. Evaluate the options to find the most suitable title.
4. Option B ('Priya's Favourite Hobby') best captures the essence of the short text.
5. Conclude that option B is the correct answer.

1. Read the text carefully to find information about Noah's work.
2. Check option A: The text says he works 'at a local animal shelter near Mumbai', so this can be answered.
3. Check option B: The text says he works there 'every weekend', so this can be answered.
4. Check option C: The text does not mention any money or salary, so this CANNOT be answered.
5. Check option D: The text says 'He helps vets clean the cages', so this can be answered.
6. Therefore, the correct option is C.

1. Locate the sentence containing the pronoun 'them': 'Every morning, he takes children to the village school and brings them back home in the afternoon.'
2. Determine what the pronoun refers to by looking at the preceding noun in the same sentence.
3. The verb 'takes' applies to the children.
4. Therefore, 'them' refers to 'the children'.
5. Conclude that option B is the correct answer.

1. Read the blog post carefully to find information about Arthur's favourite event.
2. Locate the sentence where Arthur mentions his favourite event: 'My favourite event is the traditional dance show on April 23rd.'

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1. Read Arjun's e-mail: he mentions their school is organizing a special trip to the National Art Museum in Brighton.
2. Note that Mr. Parker is their guide, showing them paintings, which indicates they are going with their teacher.
3. Evaluate option A: They are going to a museum with their teacher, which matches the text.
4. Evaluate option B: They are not playing football.
5. Evaluate option C: They are not cooking meals.
6. Evaluate option D: They are not taking an online math exam.
7. Conclude that option A is the correct inference.

1. Read the invitation text and check each question against the provided information.
2. Option A asks 'Where are they going?': The text states they are going to the Natural History Museum in Bristol (Answered).
3. Option B asks 'What time will they meet?': The text states they will meet at nine o'clock in the morning (Answered).
4. Option C asks 'How much is the ticket?': There is no mention of ticket prices or money in the text (NOT answered).
5. Option D asks 'What should they bring?': The text mentions bringing notebooks and pencils (Answered).
6. Conclude that option C is the correct answer.

1. Read the tourist leaflet to understand what the local café offers to students.
2. The text states that the local café prepares hot soup and fresh bread for students every day after school.
3. Match this information with the options.
4. Option A correctly reflects that students can get warm food after classes.
5. Conclude that option A is the correct inference.

1. Read the dialogue between Jack and Ella to understand their feelings about science.
2. Jack says, 'I love doing science experiments in our school lab.'
3. Ella says, 'Yes, we mix different liquids and learn how things work together.'
4. Both of them express positive feelings and interest in science classes and experiments.
5. Option A states that Jack and Ella enjoy science classes, which matches the conversation.
6. Therefore, the correct option is A.