C-S03 — The Map That Missed a Step
Module C · version 0.4.0 · original fictional reading practice

1. A group of teenagers created a digital map of places to visit in their town. They added cafés, sports fields and bus stops. Noa tested the map with her uncle, who used a wheelchair. A path marked 'easy entrance' led them to a small shop, but a high step blocked its door.
2. The group had copied entrance information from old online comments. They had not visited every place themselves. Noa's uncle explained that even one step could make an entrance unusable for him. A place being near the street did not mean that everybody could enter it.
3. The students changed their method. With permission from the owners, they checked entrances and wrote what they actually saw. They added photos of steps and wide doors rather than simply calling places 'easy.' They also showed the date of each check, since entrances could change.
4. The new map did not claim to answer every visitor's needs. It gave clear details so people could decide for themselves. Noa's uncle used it to choose another shop. He thanked the group for describing the entrances honestly instead of making promises they could not keep.

C-S03-Q01 | C-S03-P1
Select TWO correct answers.
What do we learn from paragraph I? Choose TWO correct answers.
A. The shop door had no step.
B. Noa tested the map with her uncle.
C. Noa’s uncle tested the map without her.
D. A step blocked the shop door.
E. The wheelchair user was Noa’s father.
F. The map contained only bus stops.

C-S03-Q02 | C-S03-P1
Give ONE answer.
Give ONE type of place the teenagers added to their map. Give ONE answer from paragraph I.

C-S03-Q03 | C-S03-P2
Circle ONE correct answer.
Why was the original entrance information unreliable? Answer from paragraph II.
A. It came from old comments without enough direct visits.
B. The map was about places in the town.
C. The students added photos of steps and wide doors.
D. All owners had refused to let the students visit.

C-S03-Q04 | C-S03-P2
Complete the sentence.
Complete the sentence. Even one _____ could make the entrance unusable for Noa’s uncle.

C-S03-Q05 | C-S03-P3
Give TWO answers.
What are TWO kinds of entrance shown in the students’ photos? Give TWO answers from paragraph III.

C-S03-Q06 | C-S03-P4
Circle ONE correct answer.
Which statement is NOT supported by paragraph IV?
A. Visitors could use details to decide for themselves.
B. Noa’s uncle used the map to choose another shop.
C. The group described entrances instead of promising access.
D. Only ten people used the new map.

C-S03-Q07 | whole_text
Circle ONE correct answer.
Which title best fits the whole text?
A. An Uncle Chooses Another Shop
B. Everything Cities Must Do for Every Visitor
C. A Map That Guarantees an Easy Entrance
D. A Better Map through Better Information