A.I. Explanation:

{
"questions": [
{
"question": 1,
"statement": "You can go to prison for a year if you light a fire outside.",
"correct_answer": "TRUE",
"question_focus": "Penalty for breaking the ban - jail time",
"passage_reference": "WHAT ARE THE PENALTIES FOR IGNORING A TOTAL FIRE BAN?
You could be fined up to $25 000 and/or jailed for 12 months for ignoring the ban.",
"why_correct": "The passage clearly says you can be jailed for 12 months if you ignore the ban. Lighting a fire outside is part of ignoring a Total Fire Ban, so the statement matches the passage.",
"common_mistake": "Some students choose NOT GIVEN because the passage does not repeat the words 'light a fire outside'. But this is a Synonym match - ignoring the ban includes lighting fires in the open air.",
"paraphrasing": "Passage: 'jailed for 12 months' = Statement: 'go to prison for a year'",
"key_vocabulary": [
"jailed = sent to prison",
"ignoring = not following"
],
"tips": "Look for penalties at the end of information texts - punishment details are often grouped together."
},
{
"question": 2,
"statement": "Fire bans last for two days.",
"correct_answer": "FALSE",
"question_focus": "Duration of the ban",
"passage_reference": "HOW LONG IS A TOTAL FIRE BAN IN PLACE FOR?
The ban will generally be in place from 12.01am to 11.59pm on the day declared; however, if weather conditions change significantly, times may vary.",
"why_correct": "The passage says the ban lasts for one day, from early morning to late night. This directly contradicts the statement that it lasts for two days.",
"common_mistake": "Students sometimes choose NOT GIVEN because they see 'times may vary'. But the passage clearly gives a normal duration, so this is a Contradiction trap.",
"paraphrasing": "Passage: 'on the day declared' = Statement: 'two days'",
"key_vocabulary": [
"generally = usually",
"declared = officially announced"
],
"tips": "If the passage gives a clear number or time and the statement gives a different one, check for a direct contradiction."
},
{
"question": 3,
"statement": "You can contact your local radio station for more information.",
"correct_answer": "NOT GIVEN",
"question_focus": "Ways to get information about a ban",
"passage_reference": "HOW WILL I KNOW WHEN A TOTAL FIRE BAN HAS BEEN DECLARED?
When a ban has been declared it will be:
-broadcast on ABC local radio and other media outlets",
"why_correct": "The passage says the information is broadcast on ABC local radio, but it does not say you can contact a local radio station yourself. The passage does not discuss whether you can contact them for more information.",
"common_mistake": "Many students mark this TRUE because they assume radio stations can be contacted. This is a Not Given trap - the idea sounds logical, but it is not stated.",
"paraphrasing": "Passage: 'broadcast on ABC local radio' = Statement: 'contact your local radio station'",
"key_vocabulary": [
"broadcast = sent out on radio",
"outlets = channels or sources"
],
"tips": "Do not add your own logic. Ask yourself: does the passage actually say this action is possible?"
},
{
"question": 4,
"statement": "You can use your pizza oven if it is under your patio.",
"correct_answer": "FALSE",
"question_focus": "Meaning of 'open air' and undercover areas",
"passage_reference": "A Total Fire Ban prohibits:
-the lighting of any fires in the open air

Undercover areas such as patios, pergolas and huts that are open or partially open to the weather are deemed to be in the open air.",
"why_correct": "A patio is deemed to be in the open air, so lighting a fire there is prohibited. This directly contradicts the statement that you can use a pizza oven under a patio.",
"common_mistake": "Students often think 'undercover' means allowed. This is a Reverse meaning trap - the passage explains that these areas are still considered open air.",
"paraphrasing": "Passage: 'deemed to be in the open air' = Statement: 'under your patio'",
"key_vocabulary": [
"deemed = considered",
"prohibits = does not allow"
],
"tips": "Be careful with definitions. If the passage defines a term, use that definition, not your everyday understanding."
}
],
"general_tips": [
"TFNG questions follow passage order - use the previous answer location to find the next one.",
"FALSE means the passage clearly says the opposite, not just that the idea sounds wrong.",
"NOT GIVEN means the topic is mentioned but the exact claim is not answered.",
"Watch for everyday assumptions - IELTS only tests what is written, not what seems logical."]
}