Tips: The sentence says bakery. Go to the Bakery Items row and read its steps.

Why the other options are wrong:

• drop it off at the office by 9:00 a.m.: Dropping off at the office by 9:00 a.m. is the rule for the frozen bars.
• keep it in the class fridge: The class fridge is where the fruit cups are kept, not bakery items.
• serve it with school spoons only: School spoons are only for the fruit cups.

Correct Answer: is sealed on its own

Why this is correct: The Oat Crackers row says each pack is sealed on its own. That makes them easy to bring.

Tips: Check that the fact belongs to the same row as the treat in the sentence.

Why the other options are wrong:

• is kept in the office freezer: The office freezer is for the frozen bars. The crackers are stored at room temperature.
• stays in the class fridge: The fruit cups go in the class fridge, not the crackers.
• keeps its lid on until snack time: Lids stay on the fruit cups. The crackers come in sealed packs.

Correct Answer: in their original wrappers

Why this is correct: The Oat Crackers row says to serve them in original wrappers. So Carlos must not put them in bowls.

Tips: The words after the blank can help. Not in bowls points to wrappers.

Why the other options are wrong:

• with school spoons only: School spoons are for the fruit cups, not the crackers.
• by office staff only: Only the frozen bars must be handed out by office staff.
• straight from the office freezer: The crackers are stored at room temperature. The freezer is for the frozen bars.

Correct Answer: to be kept in the class fridge

Why this is correct: The Fruit Cups row says to keep them in the class fridge. Aisha says that fridge is full.

Tips: Read the whole sentence. The full fridge tells you which rule is the problem.

Why the other options are wrong:

• to be kept in the office freezer: The office freezer is for the frozen bars, not the fruit cups.
• a label photo sent to the teacher: A label photo is the first step for bakery items only.
• to be served in original wrappers: Original wrappers are the rule for the oat crackers.

Correct Answer: drop them off at the office by 9:00 a.m.

Why this is correct: The frozen bars row says to drop them off at the office by 9:00 a.m. They are kept in the office freezer.

Tips: The reason after because gives a clue. Office freezer goes with the office.

Why the other options are wrong:

• ask a parent volunteer to serve them: The bars are handed out by office staff only, so a parent cannot serve them.
• keep them in the class fridge: The bars must stay frozen in the office freezer, not the class fridge.
• keep their lids on until snack time: Keeping lids on is the rule for the fruit cups, not the frozen bars.

Correct Answer: help Carlos choose a treat that follows the school rules

Why this is correct: Aisha explains which treats are allowed and how to bring each one. Then she asks Carlos to decide.

Tips: The main purpose covers the whole email, not just one paragraph.

Why the other options are wrong:

• ask Carlos to bake muffins for the party: Aisha says homemade muffins are not allowed.
• tell Carlos that the party is cancelled: The party is still on Friday. Aisha is helping Carlos get ready for it.
• ask Carlos to clear out the class fridge: Aisha only mentions that the fridge is full. She does not ask Carlos to empty it.

Correct Answer: needs an office check first

Why this is correct: Aisha says you must wait for approval. The Bakery Items row says an office check is needed first.

Tips: When a writer says something will take time, look for an extra step in that row.

Why the other options are wrong:

• must be served in its original wrapper: Original wrappers are the rule for the oat crackers. The bakery row does not say this.
• must stay frozen until it is served: Keeping a treat frozen is the rule for the frozen bars, not for bakery items.
• is handed out by office staff only: Office staff hand out the frozen bars. The bakery row gives no rule like this.

Correct Answer: supportive, even though the rules feel strict

Why this is correct: Aisha says the rules feel strict, but they keep every child safe. She agrees with them.

Tips: Look at the last lines of the email. Writers often show their feelings there.

Why the other options are wrong:

• annoyed, because the rules waste parents' time: Aisha never complains about the rules or about time.
• unsure, because she has not read the guide: Aisha checked the guide and explains it clearly.
• relaxed, because she thinks the rules are optional: Aisha explains each rule carefully, so she does not think they are optional.