The document contains two sections of 15 questions each about various everyday activities and topics. Some of the questions ask about events happening at specific times and locations, such as a craft fair or fashion show. Other questions provide details about people's habits, jobs, means of transportation or hobbies, including what they eat, what sports they play, and where they live. The document seeks to elicit clarifying questions about the various statements provided.

1. Ask questions (5)
1.- Five terrific student bands are going to play at University Park.
2.- There is a craft fair in front of the City Hall.
3.- You can find a lot of pottery and jewelry at the fair.
4.- The Fashion Show starts at 3.00 p.m. at the Golden Shopping
Plaza.
5.- No, Gino Bogani doesn’t sell bags. He sells clothes and
perfumes.
6.- The visitors bring their food and drink.
7.- They work hard because they want to get a better job.
8.- He eats sandwiches at lunchtime.
9.- She usually watches soap operas in the afternoon.
10.- There are only 100 seats in the Roxy cinema.
11.- His parents come from Japan.
12.- Henry wants to go to the basketball game tomorrow.
13.- The students are doing homework at the moment.
14.- Jennifer is calling Michael back.
15.- I can’t speak Russian.

2. Ask questions (6)
1.- You should eat more fruit and vegetables.
2.- They are going to meet outside the restaurant at 9 o’clock p.m.
3.- Jeff usually has a shower before breakfast.
4.- Frida Kahlo was born near Mexico City in 1907.
5.- T-O-R-R-E-S
6.- St. Patrick’s Cathedral is right across from Rockefeller Center.
7.- She is an architect.
8.- José Meolans can swim very well.
9.- She is buying some flowers because it is her mother’s
birthday.
10.- Mario comes to work by bus.
11.- Michelle plays hockey with her friends at the club.
12.- Paul lives on the first floor.
13.- they play volleyball in the summer.
14.- He doesn’t play any sport because he is a couch potato.
15.- I love skiing in Bariloche with my family.