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When a lift truck tips over, it leaks fuel.



 
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When a lift truck tips over, it leaks fuel. #1 (permalink) Tue Nov 23, 2010 21:38 pm   When a lift truck tips over, it leaks fuel.
 

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ESL/EFL Test #309 "Warehouse and Logistics", question 10

When a lift truck tips over, it ..........

(a) leaks fuel
(b) loses its balance
(c) doesn't start
(d) stops abruptly

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #309 "Warehouse and Logistics", answer 10

When a lift truck tips over, it loses its balance.

Correct answer: (b) loses its balance

Your answer was: incorrect
When a lift truck tips over, it leaks fuel.
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When a lift truck tips over it doesn't lose its balance but before; it tipped over because it lost his balance.Consequently something else happens after this that's why I wrote: " it leaks fuel."

If the question would have been:Why has a lift truck tipped over because it lost its balance.

I interpreted in this way this question. Am I right?
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When a lift truck tips over, it leaks fuel. #2 (permalink) Wed Nov 24, 2010 7:51 am   When a lift truck tips over, it leaks fuel.
 

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