What does the schedule show about this student's plans at 11:30?
Analyze and Evaluate Information and Ideas · TELPAS Grades 10–12 reading. The correct answer, and the reasoning behind it.
Reporting category 3: make inferences, draw conclusions, and think about why the author wrote a text and how it is built.
Read the schedule. Then answer the questions.
Campus Visit Day
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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.
A student wants to become a nurse and is also worried about paying for college. What does the schedule show about this student's plans at 11:30?
- The student can go to both sessions, first one and then the other.
- The student must pick one session, because both are at the same time.Correct answer
- The student should skip the campus tour to have time for both sessions.
- The student will hear about financial aid during lunch with students.
Why “The student must pick one session, because both are at the same time.” is correct
This asks the student to apply the schedule to a person's needs. A future nurse would want the health careers panel, and someone worried about cost would want the financial aid workshop, but both are listed at 11:30 under "Choose one." The student has to connect each interest to a session and notice the conflict.
Why the other answers are wrong
- The student can go to both sessions, first one and then the other. — Both sessions are at 11:30, and the schedule says "Choose one."
- The student should skip the campus tour to have time for both sessions. — The tour comes before 11:30; it is the two sessions that conflict.
- The student will hear about financial aid during lunch with students. — Financial aid is a separate workshop, not part of lunch.
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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