1. Don't touch.
2. Don't take pictures
3. Don't bring pets.
4. Don't bring/use _______________.
5. Don't use cellphones.
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There are five kinds of signs. They are stop signs. There is a line from the top left to the bottom right. Are the explanations correct? As for #4, there are a drink and a sandwich. In this case which sentence should we use as a stop sign?
For #4?
Don't bring food inside.
or
Don't eat food inside.
Based on the given information, the correct sentence to use as a stop sign, in the context where there is a drink and a sandwich, would be:
"Don't bring/use food and drinks."
To determine the correct sentence, you followed a set of instructions or rules provided (i.e., a list of things that are not allowed). In this case, you identified the sentence that corresponds to the requirements of not bringing or using a specific item.
When encountering a list of rules or instructions, you can analyze each point individually and apply the instructions accordingly. In this example, you recognized that #4 states "Don't bring/use _____________," and you filled in the blank with the specific item mentioned, which is "food and drinks" based on the context given.
Although the provided sentence didn't explicitly mention "food and drinks," we can infer it based on the given information about a drink and a sandwich. Rules or instructions should be interpreted based on context and common sense to arrive at the most appropriate answer.