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Question 1Estonian grammar and language awareness

Grammar: Choose the correct form to complete the sentence. 'Ma ___ Tallinnas.' (I ___ in Tallinn.)

  1. elan (live) Correct answer.
  2. elab (lives)
  3. elame (we live)
  4. elad (you live)

Explanation

'Elan' is the first-person singular ('mina') present-tense form of 'elama' (to live): stem 'ela-' plus the ending '-n'.

Question 2Estonian grammar and language awareness

Grammar: Choose the correct form to complete the sentence. 'Tema ___ Tartus.' (He/she ___ in Tartu.)

  1. elab (lives) Correct answer.
  2. elan (live)
  3. elame (we live)
  4. elavad (they live)

Explanation

'Elab' is the third-person singular ('tema') present-tense form of 'elama' (to live): stem 'ela-' plus the ending '-b'.

Question 3Estonian grammar and language awareness

Grammar: Choose the correct form to complete the sentence. 'Nemad ___ Pärnus.' (They ___ in Pärnu.)

  1. elavad (live) Correct answer.
  2. elab (lives)
  3. elate (you all live)
  4. elan (I live)

Explanation

'Elavad' is the third-person plural ('nemad') present-tense form of 'elama' (to live): stem 'ela-' plus the ending '-vad'.

Question 4Estonian grammar and language awareness

Grammar: Choose the correct form to complete the sentence. 'Ma ___ eesti keelt.' (I ___ Estonian.)

  1. räägin (speak) Correct answer.
  2. räägib (speaks)
  3. räägime (we speak)
  4. räägid (you speak)

Explanation

'Räägin' is the first-person singular ('mina') present-tense form of 'rääkima' (to speak): stem 'rääki-' plus the ending '-n', with the final vowel dropped before the ending.

Question 5Estonian grammar and language awareness

Grammar: Choose the correct form to complete the sentence. 'Sina ___ eesti keelt koolis.' (You ___ Estonian at school.)

  1. õpid (study/learn) Correct answer.
  2. õpin (I study)
  3. õpib (he/she studies)
  4. õpime (we study)

Explanation

'Õpid' is the second-person singular ('sina') present-tense form of 'õppima' (to study/learn): the double 'pp' of the infinitive simplifies to a single 'p' in this form.

Question 6Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a short introduction message: 'Tere! Minu nimi on Anna. Ma olen kahekümne kolme aastane. Ma elan Tallinnas ja töötan poes. Mul on üks vend ja üks õde.' (Hi! My name is Anna. I am twenty-three years old. I live in Tallinn and work in a shop. I have one brother and one sister.) Kus Anna töötab? (Where does Anna work?)

  1. Poes (In a shop) Correct answer.
  2. Koolis (At school)
  3. Haiglas (At a hospital)
  4. Kontoris (At an office)

Explanation

The text states 'töötan poes' (I work in a shop). 'Poes' is the seesütlev (inessive) form of 'pood' (shop), meaning 'in the shop'.

Question 7Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read an apartment advertisement: 'MÜÜA: Korter Tartus, kaks tuba, köök, vannituba. Suurus 55 ruutmeetrit. Hind: 85 000 eurot. Helista: 555 1234.' (FOR SALE: Apartment in Tartu, two rooms, kitchen, bathroom. Size 55 square metres. Price: 85,000 euros. Call: 555 1234.) Mitu tuba on korteris? (How many rooms does the apartment have?)

  1. Üks tuba (One room)
  2. Kaks tuba (Two rooms) Correct answer.
  3. Kolm tuba (Three rooms)
  4. Neli tuba (Four rooms)

Explanation

The advertisement states 'kaks tuba' (two rooms), directly answering how many rooms the apartment has.

Question 8Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read someone's weekly schedule note: 'Esmaspäeval ja kolmapäeval käin trennis kell 18. Teisipäeval ja neljapäeval õpin eesti keelt. Reedel kohtun sõpradega kohvikus.' (On Monday and Wednesday I go to training at 6pm. On Tuesday and Thursday I study Estonian. On Friday I meet friends at a café.) Millal õpib inimene eesti keelt? (When does the person study Estonian?)

  1. Esmaspäeval ja kolmapäeval (Monday and Wednesday)
  2. Teisipäeval ja neljapäeval (Tuesday and Thursday) Correct answer.
  3. Reedel (On Friday)
  4. Nädalavahetusel (On the weekend)

Explanation

The text states 'Teisipäeval ja neljapäeval õpin eesti keelt' (On Tuesday and Thursday I study Estonian), directly matching the question.

Question 9Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a cinema notice: 'Kino "Sõprus" kutsub! Uus film "Talve lood" algab kell 19.30. Piletid saadaval kassast või internetist. Hind: 8 eurot täiskasvanutele, 5 eurot lastele.' (Cinema "Sõprus" invites! New film "Winter Stories" starts at 19:30. Tickets available at the box office or online. Price: 8 euros for adults, 5 euros for children.) Kui palju maksab pilet lapsele? (How much does a ticket cost for a child?)

  1. 8 eurot
  2. 5 eurot Correct answer.
  3. 19 eurot
  4. 30 eurot

Explanation

The notice states the price is '5 eurot lastele' (5 euros for children), directly answering the question.

Question 10Estonian writing, register and argument

Which greeting is appropriate at the start of an informal email to a friend?

  1. Tere, Mari! Correct answer.
  2. Lugupeetud härra!
  3. Austatud proua!
  4. Kõrgeltlugupeetud vastuvõtja!

Explanation

"Tere, [nimi]!" (Hi, [name]!) is a simple, friendly greeting appropriate for informal messages between friends.

Question 11Estonian writing, register and argument

Which pronoun should be used when writing a formal email to a school principal?

  1. Sina
  2. Teie Correct answer.
  3. Tema
  4. Nemad

Explanation

"Teie" is the formal/polite "you," the appropriate pronoun for addressing a school principal respectfully in writing.

Question 12Estonian writing, register and argument

You are writing an informal text message to a classmate asking to meet up tomorrow. Which sentence has the right informal register?

  1. Kas sul on homme aega kohtuda? Correct answer.
  2. Kas Teil oleks võimalik minuga kohtuda?
  3. Palun andke teada, millal Teile sobiks kohtuda.
  4. Lugupeetud, palun vastake kiiresti.

Explanation

"Kas sul on homme aega kohtuda?" (Do you have time to meet tomorrow?) uses the informal "sina"-form ("sul"), fitting a casual message between classmates.

Question 13Estonian writing, register and argument

Which sentence uses an appropriate formal opening for a letter to an unknown official?

  1. Tsau, mis teed?
  2. Lugupeetud härra/proua! Correct answer.
  3. Tere, semu!
  4. Hei, kuidas läheb?

Explanation

"Lugupeetud härra/proua!" (Dear Sir/Madam!) is the standard formal opening used when the recipient's exact identity is unknown.

Question 14Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a short message: 'Kallis Mari! Tahan sulle rääkida oma peost. See on laupäeval minu venna kodus. Tule kindlasti, sa võid tuua ka oma õe kaasa. Näeme varsti! Sinu sõber, Peeter.' (Dear Mari! I want to tell you about my party. It's on Saturday at my brother's home. Come for sure, you can also bring your sister along. See you soon! Your friend, Peeter.) Kus on pidu? (Where is the party?)

  1. Peetri kodus (At Peeter's home)
  2. Peetri venna kodus (At Peeter's brother's home) Correct answer.
  3. Mari kodus (At Mari's home)
  4. Kohvikus (At a café)

Explanation

The message says the party is 'minu venna kodus' (at my brother's home) - since Peeter is writing, this means Peeter's brother's home.

Question 15Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a notice posted in an apartment building: 'TEADE: Lift ei tööta 3. kuni 5. augustini. Palun kasutage treppi. Vabandame ebamugavuste pärast.' (NOTICE: The lift is not working from 3 to 5 August. Please use the stairs. We apologise for the inconvenience.) Mida peavad elanikud kasutama? (What must residents use?)

  1. Lifti (The lift)
  2. Treppi (The stairs) Correct answer.
  3. Autot (The car)
  4. Bussi (The bus)

Explanation

The notice tells residents 'palun kasutage treppi' (please use the stairs) because the lift is out of service.

Question 16Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a shop's opening-hours sign: 'Pood on avatud esmaspäevast reedeni kell 9–19, laupäeval kell 10–16. Pühapäeval pood on suletud.' (The shop is open Monday to Friday 9–19, Saturday 10–16. On Sunday the shop is closed.) Millal on pood suletud? (When is the shop closed?)

  1. Laupäeval (On Saturday)
  2. Pühapäeval (On Sunday) Correct answer.
  3. Esmaspäeval (On Monday)
  4. Reedel (On Friday)

Explanation

The sign states 'Pühapäeval pood on suletud' (On Sunday the shop is closed), directly answering the question.

Question 17Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a weather forecast: 'Homme on ilm külm ja tuuline. Hommikul sajab lund, õhtul on selge taevas. Temperatuur on miinus viis kraadi.' (Tomorrow the weather is cold and windy. In the morning it snows, in the evening the sky is clear. Temperature is minus five degrees.) Milline ilm on hommikul? (What is the weather like in the morning?)

  1. Sajab vihma (It's raining)
  2. Sajab lund (It's snowing) Correct answer.
  3. Päike paistab (The sun is shining)
  4. On sooja (It's warm)

Explanation

The forecast states 'Hommikul sajab lund' (In the morning it snows), directly answering the question about the morning weather.

Question 18Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a shopping list on a fridge note: 'Ostunimekiri: leiba, piima, mune, juustu ja õunu. Ära unusta ka kohvi osta!' (Shopping list: bread, milk, eggs, cheese and apples. Don't forget to also buy coffee!) Mida EI OLE ostunimekirjas? (What is NOT on the shopping list?)

  1. Piima (Milk)
  2. Liha (Meat) Correct answer.
  3. Mune (Eggs)
  4. Õunu (Apples)

Explanation

The list mentions bread, milk, eggs, cheese, apples, and coffee, but 'liha' (meat) is not among the items listed.

Question 19Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a roommate-wanted advertisement: 'Otsin tuba üürile Tallinnas, kesklinna lähedal. Eelistan rahulikku ja mittesuitsetavat korterikaaslast. Hind kuni 400 eurot kuus, koos arvetega.' (Looking for a room to rent in Tallinn, near the city centre. I prefer a quiet and non-smoking roommate. Price up to 400 euros per month, including bills.) Millist korterikaaslast inimene eelistab? (What kind of roommate does the person prefer?)

  1. Rahulikku ja mittesuitsetavat (Quiet and non-smoking) Correct answer.
  2. Suitsetavat (Smoking)
  3. Väga sotsiaalset (Very social)
  4. Lärmakat (Loud)

Explanation

The advertisement states 'Eelistan rahulikku ja mittesuitsetavat korterikaaslast' (I prefer a quiet and non-smoking roommate).

Question 20Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a postcard: 'Tere Kadri! Olen praegu Saaremaal koos perega. Ilm on ilus ja meri on soe. Homme sõidame Kuressaarde vaatama vana lossi. Näeme järgmisel nädalal! Terviste, Liis' (Hi Kadri! I am currently on Saaremaa with my family. The weather is nice and the sea is warm. Tomorrow we're going to Kuressaare to see the old castle. See you next week! Regards, Liis) Kuhu sõidab Liis homme? (Where is Liis going tomorrow?)

  1. Tallinna (To Tallinn)
  2. Kuressaarde (To Kuressaare) Correct answer.
  3. Tartusse (To Tartu)
  4. Koju (Home)

Explanation

The postcard states 'Homme sõidame Kuressaarde vaatama vana lossi' (Tomorrow we're going to Kuressaare to see the old castle).

Question 21Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a sports club notice: 'Jalgpalliklubi otsib uusi liikmeid! Trennid toimuvad teisipäeviti ja neljapäeviti kell 17.00 kooli staadionil. Esimene trenn on tasuta.' (Football club is looking for new members! Trainings take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 17:00 at the school stadium. The first training is free.) Kus toimuvad trennid? (Where do the trainings take place?)

  1. Kooli staadionil (At the school stadium) Correct answer.
  2. Pargis (In the park)
  3. Ujulas (At the swimming pool)
  4. Spordisaalis (In the sports hall)

Explanation

The notice states trainings happen 'kooli staadionil' (at the school stadium), directly answering the question.

Question 22Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a birthday invitation: 'Kutsun sind oma sünnipäevale! Peo koht: minu kodu, Tamme tn 5. Aeg: laupäeval kell 16.00. Palun anna teada, kas tuled!' (I invite you to my birthday! Party location: my home, Tamme Street 5. Time: Saturday at 16:00. Please let me know if you're coming!) Millal on sünnipäevapidu? (When is the birthday party?)

  1. Reedel kell 16.00 (Friday at 16:00)
  2. Laupäeval kell 16.00 (Saturday at 16:00) Correct answer.
  3. Pühapäeval kell 18.00 (Sunday at 18:00)
  4. Laupäeval kell 18.00 (Saturday at 18:00)

Explanation

The invitation states 'Aeg: laupäeval kell 16.00' (Time: Saturday at 16:00), directly answering the question.

Question 23Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a library's hours notice: 'Raamatukogu on avatud tööpäevadel kell 10–18. Nädalavahetusel raamatukogu ei tööta. Raamatuid saab laenutada kuni 4 nädalaks.' (The library is open on workdays 10–18. On weekends the library does not work. Books can be borrowed for up to 4 weeks.) Kui kauaks saab raamatuid laenutada? (For how long can books be borrowed?)

  1. 2 nädalaks (2 weeks)
  2. 3 nädalaks (3 weeks)
  3. 4 nädalaks (4 weeks) Correct answer.
  4. 6 nädalaks (6 weeks)

Explanation

The notice states 'Raamatuid saab laenutada kuni 4 nädalaks' (Books can be borrowed for up to 4 weeks), directly answering the question.

Question 24Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a sale advertisement: 'SUUR ALLAHINDLUS! Kõik talvejoped 30% odavamad. Kampaania kestab 1. kuni 15. detsembrini. Kiirusta, kogused on piiratud!' (BIG DISCOUNT! All winter jackets 30% cheaper. The campaign lasts from 1 to 15 December. Hurry, quantities are limited!) Kui pikk on allahindluse kampaania? (How long does the discount campaign last?)

  1. 1 nädal (1 week)
  2. 2 nädalat (2 weeks) Correct answer.
  3. 1 kuu (1 month)
  4. 3 päeva (3 days)

Explanation

The campaign runs from 1 to 15 December, which is approximately two weeks - the closest match among the options.

Question 25Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read an airport departure board notice: 'LENNUJAAM: Lend Tallinn–Helsingi väljub väravast 12 kell 14.45. Palun olge väravas 30 minutit enne väljumist.' (AIRPORT: Flight Tallinn–Helsinki departs from gate 12 at 14:45. Please be at the gate 30 minutes before departure.) Mis kell peab reisija väravas olema? (What time must the passenger be at the gate?)

  1. Kell 14.45 (At 14:45)
  2. Kell 14.15 (At 14:15) Correct answer.
  3. Kell 15.15 (At 15:15)
  4. Kell 14.00 (At 14:00)

Explanation

The flight departs at 14:45, and passengers must be at the gate 30 minutes earlier, which is 14:15.

Question 26Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a job advertisement: 'Restoran otsib kokka. Töö algab kell 9 hommikul ja lõpeb kell 17 õhtul. Vajalik on eelnev kogemus. Palk: 1400 eurot kuus.' (Restaurant is looking for a cook. Work starts at 9 in the morning and ends at 17 in the evening. Previous experience is required. Salary: 1400 euros per month.) Mis kell töö lõpeb? (What time does the work end?)

  1. Kell 9 (At 9)
  2. Kell 17 (At 17) Correct answer.
  3. Kell 19 (At 19)
  4. Kell 12 (At 12)

Explanation

The advertisement states the work day 'lõpeb kell 17' (ends at 17), directly answering the question.

Question 27Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a short description: 'Minu naaber Peep on väga sõbralik. Ta aitab mind tihti, kui mul on raskeid kotte kanda.' (My neighbour Peep is very friendly. He often helps me when I have heavy bags to carry.) Milline on naaber Peep? (What is the neighbour Peep like?)

  1. Väga sõbralik (Very friendly) Correct answer.
  2. Väga range (Very strict)
  3. Alati kurb (Always sad)
  4. Harva kodus (Rarely at home)

Explanation

The text states 'Peep on väga sõbralik' (Peep is very friendly), directly answering the question.

Question 28Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a train ticket price notice: 'Rongipilet Tallinnast Narva maksab 12 eurot ühe suuna kohta. Lastele ja pensionäridele on sooduspilet 6 eurot.' (A train ticket from Tallinn to Narva costs 12 euros one way. For children and pensioners there is a discount ticket for 6 euros.) Kui palju maksab sooduspilet? (How much does the discount ticket cost?)

  1. 12 eurot
  2. 6 eurot Correct answer.
  3. 18 eurot
  4. 24 eurot

Explanation

The notice states the discount ticket ('sooduspilet') for children and pensioners costs '6 eurot', directly answering the question.

Question 29Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a description of a building: 'Meie korterelamus on kaks korrust. Meie pere elab teisel korrusel, kolme toaga korteris. Meie naabrid elavad esimesel korrusel, väiksemas korteris.' (Our apartment building has two floors. Our family lives on the second floor, in a three-room apartment. Our neighbours live on the first floor, in a smaller apartment.) Kumb korter on suurem? (Which apartment is bigger?)

  1. Meie pere korter (Our family's apartment) Correct answer.
  2. Naabrite korter (The neighbours' apartment)
  3. Mõlemad on ühesuurused (Both are the same size)
  4. Teksti järgi ei saa teada (It cannot be known from the text)

Explanation

The text describes the neighbours' apartment as 'väiksemas korteris' (in a smaller apartment) compared to the family's three-room apartment, so the family's apartment is the bigger one.

Question 30Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a concert poster: 'Kontsert! Bänd "Öölased" esineb reedel kell 20.00 kultuurimajas. Piletid müügil kohapeal, hind 15 eurot.' (Concert! Band "Öölased" performs on Friday at 20:00 at the culture house. Tickets sold on site, price 15 euros.) Kus kontsert toimub? (Where does the concert take place?)

  1. Kultuurimajas (At the culture house) Correct answer.
  2. Koolis (At school)
  3. Pargis (In the park)
  4. Kohvikus (At a café)

Explanation

The poster states the band performs 'kultuurimajas' (at the culture house), directly answering the question.

Question 31Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a short description of a couple: 'Mari ja Tõnu on abielus. Mari töötab hommikul ja Tõnu töötab õhtul. Nad kohtuvad ainult nädalavahetusel.' (Mari and Tõnu are married. Mari works in the morning and Tõnu works in the evening. They only meet on weekends.) Millal Mari ja Tõnu kohtuvad? (When do Mari and Tõnu meet?)

  1. Igal hommikul (Every morning)
  2. Igal õhtul (Every evening)
  3. Ainult nädalavahetusel (Only on weekends) Correct answer.
  4. Kunagi mitte (Never)

Explanation

The text states 'Nad kohtuvad ainult nädalavahetusel' (They only meet on weekends), directly answering the question.

Question 32Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a travel guide excerpt: 'Reisijuht: Suvel on Eestis soe, kuni 25 kraadi. Talvel on külm, sageli alla nulli. Kevad ja sügis on vihmased. Parim aeg reisimiseks on juuli ja august.' (Travel guide: In summer Estonia is warm, up to 25 degrees. In winter it is cold, often below zero. Spring and autumn are rainy. The best time to travel is July and August.) Millal on parim aeg Eestisse reisida? (When is the best time to travel to Estonia?)

  1. Detsembris ja jaanuaris (December and January)
  2. Aprillis ja mais (April and May)
  3. Juulis ja augustis (July and August) Correct answer.
  4. Oktoobris ja novembris (October and November)

Explanation

The text explicitly states 'Parim aeg reisimiseks on juuli ja august' (The best time to travel is July and August).

Question 33Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a short self-introduction: 'Minu nimi on Kristel. Ma olen abielus ja mul on kaks last - poeg Markus ja tütar Liisa. Markus käib koolis, aga Liisa on veel liiga noor, tema käib lasteaias.' (My name is Kristel. I am married and I have two children - son Markus and daughter Liisa. Markus goes to school, but Liisa is still too young, she goes to kindergarten.) Kes käib lasteaias? (Who goes to kindergarten?)

  1. Markus
  2. Liisa Correct answer.
  3. Kristel
  4. Mõlemad lapsed (Both children)

Explanation

The text states 'Liisa on veel liiga noor, tema käib lasteaias' (Liisa is still too young, she goes to kindergarten).

Question 34Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a medicine label: 'Võtke üks tablett kolm korda päevas, koos toiduga. Ärge ületage annust. Hoida lastele kättesaamatus kohas.' (Take one tablet three times a day, with food. Do not exceed the dose. Keep out of reach of children.) Mitu korda päevas tuleb tabletti võtta? (How many times a day should the tablet be taken?)

  1. Kolm korda (Three times) Correct answer.
  2. Üks kord (Once)
  3. Kaks korda (Twice)
  4. Neli korda (Four times)

Explanation

The label states 'kolm korda päevas' (three times a day), directly answering how often the tablet should be taken.

Question 35Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read an appointment card: 'Aeg arsti juurde: 14. august kell 9.15. Perearst: dr. Ilves. Palun tulge 10 minutit varem ja võtke kaasa isikut tõendav dokument.' (Appointment with the doctor: 14 August at 9:15. Family doctor: Dr. Ilves. Please arrive 10 minutes early and bring an identity document.) Mida peab patsient kaasa võtma? (What must the patient bring along?)

  1. Isikut tõendava dokumendi (An identity document) Correct answer.
  2. Raha sularahas (Cash money)
  3. Vana retsepti (An old prescription)
  4. Kindlustuskaardi (An insurance card)

Explanation

The card states 'võtke kaasa isikut tõendav dokument' (bring an identity document), directly answering the question.

Question 36Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a bank notice posted at the entrance: 'Pank on avatud esmaspäevast reedeni kell 9–17. Sularahaautomaat töötab ööpäevaringselt. Kontoavamiseks on vaja isikutunnistust ja elukoha tõendit.' (The bank is open Monday to Friday 9–17. The cash machine works around the clock. To open an account you need an ID card and proof of residence.) Millal töötab sularahaautomaat? (When does the cash machine work?)

  1. Ainult tööpäevadel kell 9–17 (Only on workdays 9–17)
  2. Ööpäevaringselt (Around the clock) Correct answer.
  3. Ainult hommikuti (Only in the mornings)
  4. Ainult nädalavahetusel (Only on weekends)

Explanation

The notice states the cash machine 'töötab ööpäevaringselt' (works around the clock), unlike the bank itself, which follows fixed opening hours.

Question 37Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a restaurant menu: 'PÄEVA MENÜÜ: Supp 4 eurot. Kalaroog 9 eurot. Liharoog 8 eurot. Magustoit 3 eurot. Kõigi roogadega kaasneb tasuta leib.' (TODAY'S MENU: Soup 4 euros. Fish dish 9 euros. Meat dish 8 euros. Dessert 3 euros. Bread is included free with all dishes.) Mis on menüüs kõige kallim? (What is the most expensive item on the menu?)

  1. Kalaroog (Fish dish) Correct answer.
  2. Liharoog (Meat dish)
  3. Supp (Soup)
  4. Magustoit (Dessert)

Explanation

At 9 euros, the fish dish ('kalaroog') is priced higher than every other item on the menu.

Question 38Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a clothing store sign: 'SÜGISHOOAJA ALLAHINDLUS! Kõik kingad -20%. Suurused 36–42 laos. Proovi kindlasti enne ostmist selga!' (AUTUMN SEASON DISCOUNT! All shoes -20%. Sizes 36–42 in stock. Be sure to try them on before buying!) Mida soovitatakse teha enne ostmist? (What is recommended before buying?)

  1. Proovida kingad selga (Try the shoes on) Correct answer.
  2. Maksta sularahas (Pay in cash)
  3. Tellida internetist (Order online)
  4. Küsida allahindlust (Ask for a discount)

Explanation

The sign advises 'Proovi kindlasti enne ostmist selga!' (Be sure to try them on before buying), directly answering the question.

Question 39Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a hotel booking confirmation email: 'Tere! Teie tuba on broneeritud: 2 ööd, sisseregistreerimine 5. juulil pärast kell 14.00, väljaregistreerimine 7. juulil enne kell 11.00. Hommikusöök on toa hinna sees.' (Hello! Your room is booked: 2 nights, check-in on 5 July after 14:00, check-out on 7 July before 11:00. Breakfast is included in the room price.) Mis kell saab kõige varem tuppa sisse registreerida? (What is the earliest time to check into the room?)

  1. Kell 11.00 (At 11:00)
  2. Kell 14.00 (At 14:00) Correct answer.
  3. Kell 7.00 (At 7:00)
  4. Kell 17.00 (At 17:00)

Explanation

The confirmation states check-in is 'pärast kell 14.00' (after 14:00), making 14:00 the earliest possible check-in time.

Question 40Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a note from your child's school: 'Lugupeetud lapsevanem! Kutsume Teid lastevanemate koosolekule 20. septembril kell 18.00 klassiruumis 12. Palun kinnitage oma osalemine õpetajale.' (Dear parent! We invite you to a parents' meeting on 20 September at 18:00 in classroom 12. Please confirm your attendance to the teacher.) Mida peab lapsevanem tegema? (What must the parent do?)

  1. Kinnitama oma osalemise õpetajale (Confirm attendance to the teacher) Correct answer.
  2. Tooma lapse kaasa (Bring the child along)
  3. Maksma koolitasu (Pay school fees)
  4. Kirjutama kirja direktorile (Write a letter to the principal)

Explanation

The note asks parents to 'kinnitage oma osalemine õpetajale' (confirm your attendance to the teacher), directly answering the question.

Question 41Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a recycling notice in the stairwell: 'Prügi sortimine: paber ja papp sinisesse konteinerisse, klaas rohelisse konteinerisse, plastik kollasesse konteinerisse. Segaolmejäätmed panna musta konteinerisse.' (Waste sorting: paper and cardboard into the blue container, glass into the green container, plastic into the yellow container. Mixed household waste goes into the black container.) Kuhu tuleb panna klaas? (Where should glass be put?)

  1. Sinisesse konteinerisse (Into the blue container)
  2. Rohelisse konteinerisse (Into the green container) Correct answer.
  3. Kollasesse konteinerisse (Into the yellow container)
  4. Musta konteinerisse (Into the black container)

Explanation

The notice states glass goes 'rohelisse konteinerisse' (into the green container), directly answering the question.

Question 42Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a gym advertisement: 'Jõusaal otsib uusi liikmeid! Esimene kuu on tasuta. Pärast seda 35 eurot kuus. Avatud iga päev kell 6–23.' (Gym is looking for new members! The first month is free. After that 35 euros per month. Open every day 6–23.) Kui palju maksab teine kuu? (How much does the second month cost?)

  1. Tasuta (Free)
  2. 35 eurot (35 euros) Correct answer.
  3. 23 eurot (23 euros)
  4. 6 eurot (6 euros)

Explanation

The advertisement states the first month is free, but 'pärast seda 35 eurot kuus' (after that, 35 euros a month), so the second month costs 35 euros.

Question 43Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a farmers' market notice: 'Talu turg on avatud igal laupäeval kell 8–14 turuplatsil. Müügil on värsked köögiviljad, puuviljad ja mesi.' (The farmers' market is open every Saturday 8–14 at the market square. On sale are fresh vegetables, fruit, and honey.) Millal on turg avatud? (When is the market open?)

  1. Igal laupäeval (Every Saturday) Correct answer.
  2. Igal pühapäeval (Every Sunday)
  3. Iga päev (Every day)
  4. Igal reedel (Every Friday)

Explanation

The notice states the market is open 'igal laupäeval' (every Saturday), directly answering the question.

Question 44Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a tourist information center sign: 'Turismiinfo on avatud suvel (juuni–august) kell 9–19, ülejäänud aastal kell 10–17. Siit saab tasuta linnakaarte.' (Tourist information is open in summer (June–August) 9–19, the rest of the year 10–17. Free city maps are available here.) Mida saab turismiinfost tasuta? (What can you get for free from tourist information?)

  1. Linnakaarte (City maps) Correct answer.
  2. Piletid muuseumisse (Museum tickets)
  3. Bussipileteid (Bus tickets)
  4. Toidukaupu (Groceries)

Explanation

The sign states 'Siit saab tasuta linnakaarte' (Free city maps are available here), directly answering the question.

Question 45Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a sports club announcement: 'Korvpallimatš: meie kool vs. naaberkool. Toimub laupäeval kell 15.00 spordihallis. Pileti hind 3 eurot, õpilastele tasuta.' (Basketball match: our school vs. neighbouring school. Takes place on Saturday at 15:00 in the sports hall. Ticket price 3 euros, free for students.) Kui palju maksab pilet õpilasele? (How much does a ticket cost for a student?)

  1. 3 eurot (3 euros)
  2. Tasuta (Free) Correct answer.
  3. 15 eurot (15 euros)
  4. 5 eurot (5 euros)

Explanation

The announcement states tickets cost '3 eurot, õpilastele tasuta' (3 euros, free for students), so students do not pay anything.

Question 46Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a parking sign: 'Parkimine ainult kehtiva loaga. Maksimaalne parkimisaeg 2 tundi. Ilma loata pargitud autod eemaldatakse.' (Parking only with a valid permit. Maximum parking time 2 hours. Cars parked without a permit will be removed.) Mis juhtub autoga, millel ei ole parkimisluba? (What happens to a car that has no parking permit?)

  1. See eemaldatakse (It gets removed) Correct answer.
  2. See saab trahvi (It gets a fine)
  3. Mitte midagi (Nothing)
  4. See lukustatakse (It gets locked)

Explanation

The sign warns that 'ilma loata pargitud autod eemaldatakse' (cars parked without a permit will be removed), directly answering the question.

Question 47Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a weekend weather forecast: 'Sel nädalavahetusel on ilus suveilm. Laupäeval on sooja kuni 24 kraadi ja päike paistab. Pühapäeval võib tulla lühiajaline vihmahoog pärastlõunal.' (This weekend the weather is beautiful summer weather. On Saturday it's warm up to 24 degrees and the sun is shining. On Sunday there may be a short rain shower in the afternoon.) Mis võib juhtuda pühapäeva pärastlõunal? (What might happen on Sunday afternoon?)

  1. Lühiajaline vihmahoog (A short rain shower) Correct answer.
  2. Lumesadu (Snowfall)
  3. Tugev torm (A strong storm)
  4. Väga külm ilm (Very cold weather)

Explanation

The forecast warns 'pühapäeval võib tulla lühiajaline vihmahoog pärastlõunal' (on Sunday there may be a short rain shower in the afternoon), directly answering the question.

Question 48Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a text message exchange: 'Kadri: Kohtume kohvikus kell 17, nagu tavaliselt? Liis: Vabandust, täna ma ei saa, mul on trenn kell 17. Kas saame kohtuda hoopis kell 19 samas kohas? Kadri: Sobib, näeme kell 19!' (Kadri: Shall we meet at the café at 17, as usual? Liis: Sorry, today I can't, I have training at 17. Can we meet instead at 19 in the same place? Kadri: Works, see you at 19!) Mis kell kohtuvad Kadri ja Liis lõpuks? (What time do Kadri and Liis finally meet?)

  1. Kell 17 (At 17)
  2. Kell 19 (At 19) Correct answer.
  3. Kell 18 (At 18)
  4. Nad ei kohtu täna (They don't meet today)

Explanation

Although 17:00 was the usual time, Liis proposes 19:00 instead because of training, and Kadri agrees ('Sobib, näeme kell 19!'), so 19:00 is the final agreed time.

Question 49Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a swimming pool notice: 'Ujula on avatud kell 7–21. Ujumismüts on kohustuslik. Alla 10-aastased lapsed peavad olema koos täiskasvanuga.' (The swimming pool is open 7–21. A swimming cap is mandatory. Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult.) Mis on ujulas kohustuslik? (What is mandatory at the pool?)

  1. Ujumismüts (A swimming cap) Correct answer.
  2. Ujumisprillid (Swimming goggles)
  3. Rätik (A towel)
  4. Oma šampoon (One's own shampoo)

Explanation

The notice states 'Ujumismüts on kohustuslik' (a swimming cap is mandatory), directly answering the question.

Question 50Estonian reading and supported inference

Reading: You read a description of a family tradition: 'Meie peres kogunevad kõik pühapäeviti vanaema juurde lõunale. Vanaisa suri kaks aastat tagasi, seepärast käib nüüd lõunal ka vanaema õde, kes elab üksi.' (In our family everyone gathers at grandmother's for lunch every Sunday. Grandfather died two years ago, that's why grandmother's sister, who lives alone, now also comes to lunch.) Miks käib nüüd lõunal ka vanaema õde? (Why does grandmother's sister now also come to lunch?)

  1. Sest vanaisa on surnud (Because grandfather has died) Correct answer.
  2. Sest vanaema on haige (Because grandmother is sick)
  3. Sest vanaisa kutsub teda (Because grandfather invites her)
  4. Sest õde armastab lõunasööki (Because the sister loves lunch)

Explanation

The text uses 'seepärast' (that's why) to directly link the sister's now-regular attendance to grandfather's death two years earlier: 'Vanaisa suri kaks aastat tagasi, seepärast käib nüüd lõunal ka vanaema õde.'