NLU Practice Quiz

Question 1

Passage: Maya packed an umbrella before leaving home. At lunch, she smiled when she saw everyone else running under shop awnings. Which inference is best supported?

Accepted Answer

Maya had checked or sensed that it might rain.

Question 2

Passage: The library lights were still on, but the chairs were stacked upside down on the tables. Arun stopped at the door and turned back. What can be inferred?

Accepted Answer

The library was likely closed or about to close.

Question 3

Passage: 'I suppose the presentation was unforgettable,' Ms. Reed said, staring at the smoke curling from the projector. What is the most likely inference about her statement?

Accepted Answer

She is using sarcasm because something went wrong during the presentation.

Question 4

Passage: The article describes the inventor as 'generous with interviews but stingy with details,' noting that she often smiles before changing the subject. What can be inferred?

Accepted Answer

The inventor enjoys speaking publicly but avoids revealing important information.

Question 5

Passage: The restaurant's sign said 'Open,' but only one table was occupied, and the waiter kept glancing at the clock. Which inference is best supported?

Accepted Answer

The restaurant had just opened or was having a very quiet period.

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