Read and write T (True) or F (False).
There is an election in our class. Juan is one of the candidates to be the class president. We will vote. I support him in the election. He is clever and friendly. He always respects others. He is also fair. He should make a campaign speech.
1. Juan is the candidate in the election.
2. I don't like Juan.
3. Juan is rude.
4. Juan wants to be the class president.
Answer (2)
Juan is the class president candidate, and the statements are evaluated as follows: 1. True, 2. False, 3. False, 4. True. The evaluations reflect Juan's positive qualities and the speaker's support for him.
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Let's evaluate each statement based on the provided text to determine whether it's True (T) or False (F).
Juan is the candidate in the election.
True (T) . The text states, "Juan is one of the candidates to be the class president."
I don't like Juan.
False (F) . The text clearly mentions support for Juan, describing him as "clever and friendly" and noting that "I support him in the election."
Juan is rude.
False (F) . Juan is described positively as "clever and friendly," "always respects others," and "fair." There is no indication of him being rude.
Juan wants to be the class president.
True (T) . The text implies Juan is participating in the election for the position of class president, and a campaign speech is suggested, which supports that he wants the position.
Overall, when tackling such questions, it's important to look for direct statements or implied meanings in the text. By analyzing the given text, we deduce which statements align with the information provided.
