Reading C1 · Between the lines
Read how a museum counts visitors, how a rule gains exceptions and what a display makes readers assume.
20 A4 practice pages + 5 answer-key pages
Inside this pack
- Original English texts with questions that send you back to the passage.
- A short follow-up task to put what you read into your own words.
- Four original texts in each of five themes.
- A4 PDF for printing or reading on screen, with answers at the end.
All 20 practice page titles
Everyday life
- Keeping a bad sketch
- What counts as an interruption?
- The shelf at eye level
- The chair that stayed empty
Travel and getting around
- The path with two names
- The tap at the last stop
- A temporary route
- The overnight bag rule
Work and study
- A kind exception
- The apprentice’s question
- Two requests in one email
- The small refusal
Essential situations
- The return envelope
- A figure without its denominator
- When help is hard to ask for
- The empty box at the end
Culture and community
- The door that counts
- The sound nobody could place
- The copy in the attic
- An exhibition without a centrepiece
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