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New Brunswick's Test de compétences en lecture et en écriture (TCLÉ) — New Brunswick Francophone Sector evaluates core student competencies in the Francophone sector. This 100-question bank is an original English-language multiple-choice study adaptation for extra practice - not an official translation and not an official-format simulation.

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1Read the following sentence: 'The recent increase in urban temperatures, known as the urban heat island effect, poses significant health risks to vulnerable populations.' What is the main focus of this sentence?
A.The definition of urban heat islands.
B.Health risks caused by rising urban temperatures.
C.How to measure urban temperatures.
D.The vulnerabilities of populations.
Explanation: The sentence focuses on the health risks associated with the urban heat island effect on vulnerable populations.
2Which of the following would best support the argument that regular exercise improves mental health?
A.A study showing decreased anxiety levels in active individuals.
B.A survey of gym membership prices.
C.An article about the physical benefits of running.
D.A historical overview of sports.
Explanation: A study demonstrating decreased anxiety directly supports the link between exercise and mental health.
3If an author writes an article detailing the steps to reduce household waste, what is their most likely purpose?
A.To entertain the reader with a story.
B.To persuade the reader to buy recycled products.
C.To inform the reader about waste reduction techniques.
D.To criticize current waste management policies.
Explanation: Detailing steps is an informative approach meant to educate the reader on how to reduce waste.
4Read the statement: 'Despite the heavy rain, the team continued their practice without complaint.' What can be inferred about the team?
A.They enjoy playing in the rain.
B.They are dedicated and resilient.
C.They did not notice the rain.
D.They were forced to practice.
Explanation: Continuing practice in bad weather without complaint suggests dedication and resilience.
5Which of the following statements is a fact?
A.Summer is the best season of the year.
B.Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius at sea level.
C.Everyone should drink eight glasses of water a day.
D.Ice cream is a delicious treat.
Explanation: The boiling point of water is a scientifically verifiable fact.
6An article describes a problem with local traffic and then proposes a new roundabout as a solution. What is the text structure?
A.Chronological order
B.Compare and contrast
C.Problem and solution
D.Cause and effect
Explanation: The text explicitly introduces a problem and follows up with a proposed solution.
7In the sentence 'The new policy is detrimental to small businesses,' what does 'detrimental' mean?
A.Beneficial
B.Harmful
C.Irrelevant
D.Confusing
Explanation: 'Detrimental' means tending to cause harm.
8Read this excerpt: 'While many view automation as a threat to jobs, history shows that technological advancements often create new industries and opportunities that were previously unimaginable.' What is the author's primary argument?
A.Automation will inevitably lead to massive job losses.
B.Technology is dangerous and should be controlled.
C.Automation may create new jobs and industries over time.
D.Historical patterns are irrelevant to modern technology.
Explanation: The author argues that despite fears, automation often leads to the creation of new opportunities, based on historical patterns.
9An article about a new smartphone only lists its positive features and ignores reports of battery issues. This is an example of:
A.Objective reporting
B.Author bias
C.A comprehensive review
D.A balanced argument
Explanation: Ignoring negative aspects while highlighting only positives indicates a bias toward the product.
10The company's profits have fallen for three consecutive quarters, and management recently announced a hiring freeze. What can be inferred?
A.The company is expanding rapidly.
B.The company is facing financial difficulties.
C.The employees are getting raises.
D.The company is launching a new product.
Explanation: Falling profits and a hiring freeze strongly suggest financial struggles.

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