Where does the campus tour begin?

Basic Understanding of a Variety of Texts · TELPAS Grades 10–12 reading. The correct answer, and the reasoning behind it.

Reporting category 2: find the main idea and key details, and follow what happens in stories and informational texts.

Read the schedule. Then answer the questions.

Campus Visit Day

Schedule titled Pecan Creek College Campus Visit Day — Saturday. 9:00 Check-in and breakfast, Student Center lobby. 9:30 Welcome talk, Main Hall auditorium. 10:15 Campus tour, leaves from the Student Center. 11:30 Choose one: Financial aid workshop in Main Hall, Room 104, or Health careers panel in the Science Building. 12:30 Lunch with current students, Dining hall. A note at the bottom says: Parents and guardians are welcome. Register online by Wednesday. Free parking in Lot B.
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Pecan Creek College Campus Visit Day — Saturday

9:00 Check-in and breakfast — Student Center lobby

9:30 Welcome talk — Main Hall auditorium

10:15 Campus tour — leaves from the Student Center

11:30 Choose one: Financial aid workshop — Main Hall, Room 104, or Health careers panel — Science Building

12:30 Lunch with current students — Dining hall

Parents and guardians are welcome. Register online by Wednesday. Free parking in Lot B.

The question

Choose the best answer.

Where does the campus tour begin?

  • In the Main Hall auditorium
  • At the Science Building
  • At the dining hall
  • At the Student CenterCorrect answer

Why “At the Student Center” is correct

Reading a schedule means finding an event and reading across to its place. The 10:15 line says the campus tour "leaves from the Student Center." Each wrong answer is the place for a different event on the same schedule.

Why the other answers are wrong

  • In the Main Hall auditorium — That is where the welcome talk is held.
  • At the Science Building — That is where the health careers panel is held.
  • At the dining hall — That is where lunch is served.

Practice more of this

More reading practice for Grades 10–12, or see the TELPAS practice test for 10th–12th grade.

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