KEY TO CORRECTION: 11/17/2021
FIRST CATEGORY:
1. B
2. A
3. C
4. A
5. C
EXPLANATIONS:
1. Correct answer: oneself (B)
We need to use oneself to keep consistency with one.
2. Correct answer: ) A.. one's we need a possessive form. We could say, one's imagination.
3. Correct answer: We ( C)
We need to use we (first person plural) because we say 'our perceptions' later in the sentence. It is important that we keep consistency throughout the text; if we use our we need to use we.
4. Correct answer: were meant to (A)
We can use be supposed/meant to + infinitive to express obligation or permission, to say what we should or shouldn’t do.
5. C. taking
Recommended + verb (-ing form).
Congratulations!
FIRST CATEGORY:
1. B
2. A
3. C
4. A
5. C
EXPLANATIONS:
1. Correct answer: oneself (B)
We need to use oneself to keep consistency with one.
2. Correct answer: ) A.. one's we need a possessive form. We could say, one's imagination.
3. Correct answer: We ( C)
We need to use we (first person plural) because we say 'our perceptions' later in the sentence. It is important that we keep consistency throughout the text; if we use our we need to use we.
4. Correct answer: were meant to (A)
We can use be supposed/meant to + infinitive to express obligation or permission, to say what we should or shouldn’t do.
5. C. taking
Recommended + verb (-ing form).
Congratulations!
SECOND CATEGORY :
NOVEMBER 17, 2017
DURATION: 15 minutes
Choose the letter of the correct answer for each number from the set of choices given below:
Choices:
A. Omen
B. sign
C. sense
D. sight
E. intuition
F. suspicion
G. feeling
H.misgivings
Questions:
1. I've got a sneaking __ that we're going the wrong way.
2. Those black clouds are a sure ___ of rain.
3. She seemed to have a sixth ____ when I came to knowing what her twin was thinking.
4. I once met a man with second __ who told me I was going to lose my job -- and I did.
5. I had a funny __ that you'd show up!
6. We hoped that the delay at the airport was not a bad _ for our holiday.
7. When a woman anticipates something , it is sometimes put down into female ____
8. Many teachers have expressed serious _ about the new exams.
Break a leg!
NOVEMBER 17, 2017
DURATION: 15 minutes
Choose the letter of the correct answer for each number from the set of choices given below:
Choices:
A. Omen
B. sign
C. sense
D. sight
E. intuition
F. suspicion
G. feeling
H.misgivings
Questions:
1. I've got a sneaking __ that we're going the wrong way.
2. Those black clouds are a sure ___ of rain.
3. She seemed to have a sixth ____ when I came to knowing what her twin was thinking.
4. I once met a man with second __ who told me I was going to lose my job -- and I did.
5. I had a funny __ that you'd show up!
6. We hoped that the delay at the airport was not a bad _ for our holiday.
7. When a woman anticipates something , it is sometimes put down into female ____
8. Many teachers have expressed serious _ about the new exams.
Break a leg!
KEY TO CORRECTION:
NOVEMBER 17, 2021
FINAL CATEGORY:
1. F ( suspicion)
2. B. ( sign)
3. C ( sense)
4. D ( sight)
5. G ( feeling)
6. A ( omen)
7. E ( intuition)
8. H ( misgivings)
Congratulations guys!
NOVEMBER 17, 2021
FINAL CATEGORY:
1. F ( suspicion)
2. B. ( sign)
3. C ( sense)
4. D ( sight)
5. G ( feeling)
6. A ( omen)
7. E ( intuition)
8. H ( misgivings)
Congratulations guys!
EXPLANATION:
FINAL CATEGORY:
1. SNEAKING SUSPICION- A premonition, or hunch. A belief based on very little evidence
2. SURE SIGN- -a sign or evidence that something is happening or definitely true.
3. SIXTH SENSE----If you say that someone has a sixth sense, you mean that they seem to have a natural ability to know about things before other people, or to know things that other people do not know.
4. SECOND SIGHT---the capacity to see remote or future objects or events : clairvoyance.
5. FUNNY FEELING---someone or something that is funny is amusing and likely to make you smile or laugh.
6. BAD OMEN -- A sign, either real or imagined, of ill fortune or catastrophe in the future.
7. FEMALE/WOMEN'S/FEMININE INTUITION-----refers to a special power of insight allegedly possessed by women.
8. SERIOUS MISGIVINGS--- a feeling of doubt , worry , distrust about a future event.
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FINAL CATEGORY:
1. SNEAKING SUSPICION- A premonition, or hunch. A belief based on very little evidence
2. SURE SIGN- -a sign or evidence that something is happening or definitely true.
3. SIXTH SENSE----If you say that someone has a sixth sense, you mean that they seem to have a natural ability to know about things before other people, or to know things that other people do not know.
4. SECOND SIGHT---the capacity to see remote or future objects or events : clairvoyance.
5. FUNNY FEELING---someone or something that is funny is amusing and likely to make you smile or laugh.
6. BAD OMEN -- A sign, either real or imagined, of ill fortune or catastrophe in the future.
7. FEMALE/WOMEN'S/FEMININE INTUITION-----refers to a special power of insight allegedly possessed by women.
8. SERIOUS MISGIVINGS--- a feeling of doubt , worry , distrust about a future event.
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FIRST CATEGORY:
DATE: 11/28/2021
DURATION: 15 minutes
1. I was ____ by my grandma.
A. brought up
B. grown up
2. Can you believe it the local shop was ___!
A. stolen
B. robbed
3. Can you speak up?
I can't ____ you.
A. hear
B. listen
4. I ___ to pass my driving test.
A. managed
B. handled
5. We really need to _ our environment more.
A. keep
B. conserve
All the best!
DATE: 11/28/2021
DURATION: 15 minutes
1. I was ____ by my grandma.
A. brought up
B. grown up
2. Can you believe it the local shop was ___!
A. stolen
B. robbed
3. Can you speak up?
I can't ____ you.
A. hear
B. listen
4. I ___ to pass my driving test.
A. managed
B. handled
5. We really need to _ our environment more.
A. keep
B. conserve
All the best!
Answer Key:
First Category:
1. A
2. B
3. A
4. A
5. B
1. A ( BROUGHT UP) - when someone else is raising , paying our education , feeding us, etc. like our parents do
2. B( Robbed)- Rob focuses on the place or person from which the thing is taken:
3. A( hear) -Hearing’ is an event; it is something which happens to us as a natural process. ‘Listening’ is an action; it is something we do consciously.
4. A ( managed)- it has something to do with the end or result ..
Manage + verb
Handle + noun
5. B ( conserve)--
Conserve is specific .It means to protect or to take care of ..Used with building, environment or things of historical or cultural value or significance..
Keep is a general verb meaning to continue ..
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First Category:
1. A
2. B
3. A
4. A
5. B
1. A ( BROUGHT UP) - when someone else is raising , paying our education , feeding us, etc. like our parents do
2. B( Robbed)- Rob focuses on the place or person from which the thing is taken:
3. A( hear) -Hearing’ is an event; it is something which happens to us as a natural process. ‘Listening’ is an action; it is something we do consciously.
4. A ( managed)- it has something to do with the end or result ..
Manage + verb
Handle + noun
5. B ( conserve)--
Conserve is specific .It means to protect or to take care of ..Used with building, environment or things of historical or cultural value or significance..
Keep is a general verb meaning to continue ..
Congratulations!
FIRST CATEGORY:
DATE: 11/29/2021
DURATION: 15 minutes
1. After a bitter discussion , they went _ each other.
A. at
B. away
C. over
D. off
2. Have a piece of cake everyone. There should be enough to __.
A. go down
B. go along
C. go over
D. go round
3. Read the following and then choose the cause.
Cindy overslept this morning. When she arrived at school , she remembered that she had forgotten her computer on her desk at home.
A. Cindy forgot her computer at school.
B. Cindy was tired.
C. Cindy overslept this morning.
D. Cindy forgot her computer on her desk.
4. Gabriel was super excited to go out and play. His mom told him to be sure he was dressed for the weather. Gabriel went and got his boots, a coat, hat, and gloves. This season was his favorite. Finally, he went to the shed to get his brand new red sled.
What season is it?
A Summer
B. Fall
C. Winter
D Spring
5. Select the best possible effect for this cause:
Tommy lost his key.
A He will buy a snack.
B. He will not be able to unlock the door.
C. He will get a haircut.
D He will be home late.
6. The cause happens after the effect.
A. True
B. False
7.Why did they go to a restaurant?
A. They went to a restaurant at 5:30.
B. They went to a restaurant because they were hungry.
C. They went to a restaurant.
D. They went to a restaurant yesterday.
DATE: 11/29/2021
DURATION: 15 minutes
1. After a bitter discussion , they went _ each other.
A. at
B. away
C. over
D. off
2. Have a piece of cake everyone. There should be enough to __.
A. go down
B. go along
C. go over
D. go round
3. Read the following and then choose the cause.
Cindy overslept this morning. When she arrived at school , she remembered that she had forgotten her computer on her desk at home.
A. Cindy forgot her computer at school.
B. Cindy was tired.
C. Cindy overslept this morning.
D. Cindy forgot her computer on her desk.
4. Gabriel was super excited to go out and play. His mom told him to be sure he was dressed for the weather. Gabriel went and got his boots, a coat, hat, and gloves. This season was his favorite. Finally, he went to the shed to get his brand new red sled.
What season is it?
A Summer
B. Fall
C. Winter
D Spring
5. Select the best possible effect for this cause:
Tommy lost his key.
A He will buy a snack.
B. He will not be able to unlock the door.
C. He will get a haircut.
D He will be home late.
6. The cause happens after the effect.
A. True
B. False
7.Why did they go to a restaurant?
A. They went to a restaurant at 5:30.
B. They went to a restaurant because they were hungry.
C. They went to a restaurant.
D. They went to a restaurant yesterday.
ANSWER KEY:
FIRST CATEGORY
11/21/2021
1. A
2. D
3. C
4. C
5. B
6. B
7. B
1. Go / went at ( someone) --- to attack/ attacked someone violently.
2. Go round ---( especially of food) be sufficient to supply everybody present.
3. CAUSE---- the reason why something happens.
C. Cindy overslept this morning.
4. WINTER-- hints : boots, a coat , hat, gloves, sled.
5. EFFECT --- result / consequence
CAUSE: Tommy lost his key.
EFFECT: He will not be able to unlock the door.
6. FALSE
***The cause happens before the effect.
7. Why--- it is use when we ask about the reason why something happens.
WHY- because they were hungry.
Congratulations!
FIRST CATEGORY
11/21/2021
1. A
2. D
3. C
4. C
5. B
6. B
7. B
1. Go / went at ( someone) --- to attack/ attacked someone violently.
2. Go round ---( especially of food) be sufficient to supply everybody present.
3. CAUSE---- the reason why something happens.
C. Cindy overslept this morning.
4. WINTER-- hints : boots, a coat , hat, gloves, sled.
5. EFFECT --- result / consequence
CAUSE: Tommy lost his key.
EFFECT: He will not be able to unlock the door.
6. FALSE
***The cause happens before the effect.
7. Why--- it is use when we ask about the reason why something happens.
WHY- because they were hungry.
Congratulations!
Second Category
November 29, 2021
DURATION: 15 minutes
1. Which sentence is correct ?
A. I couldn't call you yesterday, because I was studying for a test.
B. I couldn't call you yesterday because I was studying for a test.
2. Which is correct?
A. Because I was hungry , I got something to eat.
B. Because I was hungry I got something to eat.
3. Which sentence is correct?
A. The students , who study hard for the test, will get an A .
B. The students who study hard for the test will get an A.
4. Which is correct?
A Los Angeles , which is a big city, has a lot of traffic.
B. Los Angeles which is a big city has a lot of traffic.
5. Which is correct ?
A. The dress, that she wore last night, looked beautiful on her.
B.The dress that she wore last night looked beautiful on her.
6. Which is correct?
A. He likes to watch action movies, and play video games.
B. He likes to watch action movies and play video games.
7. Which is correct?
A. He speaks English very well, but he needs to work on his writing skills .
B. He speaks English very well but he needs to work on his writing skills.
8. Which is correct?
A. We sang , and we danced.
B.We sang and we danced.
All the best.
November 29, 2021
DURATION: 15 minutes
1. Which sentence is correct ?
A. I couldn't call you yesterday, because I was studying for a test.
B. I couldn't call you yesterday because I was studying for a test.
2. Which is correct?
A. Because I was hungry , I got something to eat.
B. Because I was hungry I got something to eat.
3. Which sentence is correct?
A. The students , who study hard for the test, will get an A .
B. The students who study hard for the test will get an A.
4. Which is correct?
A Los Angeles , which is a big city, has a lot of traffic.
B. Los Angeles which is a big city has a lot of traffic.
5. Which is correct ?
A. The dress, that she wore last night, looked beautiful on her.
B.The dress that she wore last night looked beautiful on her.
6. Which is correct?
A. He likes to watch action movies, and play video games.
B. He likes to watch action movies and play video games.
7. Which is correct?
A. He speaks English very well, but he needs to work on his writing skills .
B. He speaks English very well but he needs to work on his writing skills.
8. Which is correct?
A. We sang , and we danced.
B.We sang and we danced.
All the best.
Answer Key
Second Category
November 29, 2021
1. B
2. A
3. B
4. A
5. B
6. B
7. A
8. B
EXPLANATION:
1. B
Because is a subordinating conjunction.
Subordinating conjunctions like although , after, as long as, before, even if , even though, if, until , when, whenever follow the following rule:
RULE:
Independent clause + subordinating conjunction + dependent clause====== no comma before the subordinating conjunction.
2. A
We need comma if the subordinating conjunction is at the beginning of the sentence in a dependent class .
Comma is used to separate the dependent from the independent clause.
Subordinating conjunction + dependent clause + comma + independent clause.
3. B
Who study hard for the test is a relative clause
Relative clause is of two types.
A. Restricted relative clause---- essential to the meaning of the sentence.
B. Non - restrictive relative clause
The students (who study hard for the test) will get an A.
- who study hard for the test is a restrictive clause and removing it can change the meaning of the sentence.
Relative clauses begin with the relative pronouns.
who
whom
whose
that
which
------We don't use commas for restrictive relative clause.
4. A
Which is a big city is a non - restrictive relative clause ..The sentence will still retain it's meaning even if we remove it. It's just an added information.
5. B
That she wore last night is essential to the sentence..
It's a restrictive relative clause so we don't need to put commas.
6. B
Coordinating conjunctions like and, but,for , nor, or, yet and so don't need comma when they join an independent clause from a dependent clause.
7. A
We need comma because and joins 2 independent clauses.
8. B
We need comma when a coordinating conjunction joins 2 independent clauses but this is an exemption...
No commas before coordinating conjunctions joining 2 independent clauses which are short.
Congratulations guys!
Second Category
November 29, 2021
1. B
2. A
3. B
4. A
5. B
6. B
7. A
8. B
EXPLANATION:
1. B
Because is a subordinating conjunction.
Subordinating conjunctions like although , after, as long as, before, even if , even though, if, until , when, whenever follow the following rule:
RULE:
Independent clause + subordinating conjunction + dependent clause====== no comma before the subordinating conjunction.
2. A
We need comma if the subordinating conjunction is at the beginning of the sentence in a dependent class .
Comma is used to separate the dependent from the independent clause.
Subordinating conjunction + dependent clause + comma + independent clause.
3. B
Who study hard for the test is a relative clause
Relative clause is of two types.
A. Restricted relative clause---- essential to the meaning of the sentence.
B. Non - restrictive relative clause
The students (who study hard for the test) will get an A.
- who study hard for the test is a restrictive clause and removing it can change the meaning of the sentence.
Relative clauses begin with the relative pronouns.
who
whom
whose
that
which
------We don't use commas for restrictive relative clause.
4. A
Which is a big city is a non - restrictive relative clause ..The sentence will still retain it's meaning even if we remove it. It's just an added information.
5. B
That she wore last night is essential to the sentence..
It's a restrictive relative clause so we don't need to put commas.
6. B
Coordinating conjunctions like and, but,for , nor, or, yet and so don't need comma when they join an independent clause from a dependent clause.
7. A
We need comma because and joins 2 independent clauses.
8. B
We need comma when a coordinating conjunction joins 2 independent clauses but this is an exemption...
No commas before coordinating conjunctions joining 2 independent clauses which are short.
Congratulations guys!
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FIRST CATEGORY: 1.I'm usually ____ when I walk alone at night. A.wary B.wiry 2. I don't know why it's taking so long to _ the house across the street. A.relegate B.renovate 3. We rented a __ house in the English countryside. A.tactful B.quaint 4.I…
Answer Key for the First Category;
1.A
2.B
3.B
4.B
5..A
EXPLANATIONS:
1. A.WARY----cautious, expecting danger.
2. B. RENOVATE-- to fix up ( oftenly used with houses and buildings).
3. B.QUAINT--cute and old - fashioned.
4. B.NEGLIGENT---forget important tasks often.
5. A. EXASPERATED--- frustrated.
Thanks everyone and congratulations!
1.A
2.B
3.B
4.B
5..A
EXPLANATIONS:
1. A.WARY----cautious, expecting danger.
2. B. RENOVATE-- to fix up ( oftenly used with houses and buildings).
3. B.QUAINT--cute and old - fashioned.
4. B.NEGLIGENT---forget important tasks often.
5. A. EXASPERATED--- frustrated.
Thanks everyone and congratulations!
Congratulatory Prepositions:
Prepositions "to, for, and on" are used after "congratulations" in keeping with the circumstances. We also congratulate someone (for some action) or (on some event/ achievement/result).
1. "To" is used for persons and personal pronouns, as in the following examples.
a) Congratulations to Robert!
b) Congratulations to you all!
2. "For" is used for service or action, as in the following sentences.
a) Congratulations for your help!
b) I congratulate you for your good advice.
c) You're congratulated for completion of the assignment within the time limit.
d) I want to congratulate you all for learning the use of cngratulatory prepositions.
3. "On" is used for for important event/result/achievement, as in the following examples.
a) Congratulations on your success!
b) We congratulate you on your marriage.
c) They congratulated him on his promotion.
d) You're congratulated on your new job.
Now to sum up, 'to' is used for persons and personal pronouns, 'for' for actions, and 'on' for the specific events or the results of actions.
Some more examples are given below:
1. Congratulations to all. (persons)
2. Congratulations for working for the poor. (action)
3. You're congratulated for leading the team to victory.
4. Congratulations on winning the match. ( winning the match is the result whereas leading the team is just an action.)
5. Congratulations on your promotion. (event or result)
6. Congratulations on your marriage. (event)
7. Congratulations! (all by itself without any reference)
Prepositions "to, for, and on" are used after "congratulations" in keeping with the circumstances. We also congratulate someone (for some action) or (on some event/ achievement/result).
1. "To" is used for persons and personal pronouns, as in the following examples.
a) Congratulations to Robert!
b) Congratulations to you all!
2. "For" is used for service or action, as in the following sentences.
a) Congratulations for your help!
b) I congratulate you for your good advice.
c) You're congratulated for completion of the assignment within the time limit.
d) I want to congratulate you all for learning the use of cngratulatory prepositions.
3. "On" is used for for important event/result/achievement, as in the following examples.
a) Congratulations on your success!
b) We congratulate you on your marriage.
c) They congratulated him on his promotion.
d) You're congratulated on your new job.
Now to sum up, 'to' is used for persons and personal pronouns, 'for' for actions, and 'on' for the specific events or the results of actions.
Some more examples are given below:
1. Congratulations to all. (persons)
2. Congratulations for working for the poor. (action)
3. You're congratulated for leading the team to victory.
4. Congratulations on winning the match. ( winning the match is the result whereas leading the team is just an action.)
5. Congratulations on your promotion. (event or result)
6. Congratulations on your marriage. (event)
7. Congratulations! (all by itself without any reference)
Wednesday 2 february 2022
Mark: 50
Time 3 hrs
Quiz maker: kete move forward
I,multiple choice
1,please ___the bill on the table
A,lay B,lie c,laid
2,you look sick ___down
A,lie B, lay
3, i need to___in a bed
A,lay b,lie
4,the dinner was___ on the table
A,laid b,lay c, lain
5,he "looked at" his watch quickly.
Looked at means:
A,searched b,reached c,glanced d,sobbed
6,osaka is ___ from tokyo than xlogoya
A,further b, farther
7,it's _cold to play outside
A,very b, too
8,what is v2 of "shake"
A,shake b, shook c,shaken
9,the government was anxious about the results of the official ____ A,enquiry B,inquiry
10,it ___ten minutes to do the test
A,only took him
B,took him only
C, both
Break the leg!
Mark: 50
Time 3 hrs
Quiz maker: kete move forward
I,multiple choice
1,please ___the bill on the table
A,lay B,lie c,laid
2,you look sick ___down
A,lie B, lay
3, i need to___in a bed
A,lay b,lie
4,the dinner was___ on the table
A,laid b,lay c, lain
5,he "looked at" his watch quickly.
Looked at means:
A,searched b,reached c,glanced d,sobbed
6,osaka is ___ from tokyo than xlogoya
A,further b, farther
7,it's _cold to play outside
A,very b, too
8,what is v2 of "shake"
A,shake b, shook c,shaken
9,the government was anxious about the results of the official ____ A,enquiry B,inquiry
10,it ___ten minutes to do the test
A,only took him
B,took him only
C, both
Break the leg!
Wednesday 2 february 2022
Mark: 50
Time 3 hrs
Quiz maker: kete move forward
I,multiple choice
1,please ___the bill on the table
A,lay✅ B,lie c,laid
2,you look sick ___down
A,lie✅ B, lay
3, i need to___in a bed
A,lay b,lie✅
4,the dinner was___ on the table
A,laid✅ b,lay c, lain
5,he "looked at" his watch quickly.
Looked at means:
A,searched b,reached c,glanced✅ d,sobbed
6,osaka is ___ from tokyo than xlogoya
A,further b, farther✅
7,it's _cold to play outside
A,very b, too✅
8,what is v2 of "shake"
A,shake b, shook✅ c,shaken
9,the government was anxious about the results of the official ____ A,enquiry B,inquiry✅
10,it ___ten minutes to do the test
A,only took him
B,took him only
C, both✅
Break the leg!
Mark: 50
Time 3 hrs
Quiz maker: kete move forward
I,multiple choice
1,please ___the bill on the table
A,lay✅ B,lie c,laid
2,you look sick ___down
A,lie✅ B, lay
3, i need to___in a bed
A,lay b,lie✅
4,the dinner was___ on the table
A,laid✅ b,lay c, lain
5,he "looked at" his watch quickly.
Looked at means:
A,searched b,reached c,glanced✅ d,sobbed
6,osaka is ___ from tokyo than xlogoya
A,further b, farther✅
7,it's _cold to play outside
A,very b, too✅
8,what is v2 of "shake"
A,shake b, shook✅ c,shaken
9,the government was anxious about the results of the official ____ A,enquiry B,inquiry✅
10,it ___ten minutes to do the test
A,only took him
B,took him only
C, both✅
Break the leg!
Wednesday 2 february 2022
Mark:50
Time 3 hrs
Quiz maker:kete move forward
Explanation
1,A lay means putting something on somewhere (the bill on the table)
2,A lie means rest or recline
3,B
4,A laid is the past of lay
5,C. glanced: to look briefly at something
6,B farther - we use farther when literal and discussing a physical distance.eg he went farther down the road.
Further- we use further when discussing a more symbolic distance or to discuss a degree or extent.eg i want to discuss it further.
7,B, too connote a negative sense (we can't play outside because it's too cold)
Very does not connote negative sense
8,B shake-shook-shaken
9B, enquiry-ordinary requests for information
Inquiry- formal investigations
10,C
Mark:50
Time 3 hrs
Quiz maker:kete move forward
Explanation
1,A lay means putting something on somewhere (the bill on the table)
2,A lie means rest or recline
3,B
4,A laid is the past of lay
5,C. glanced: to look briefly at something
6,B farther - we use farther when literal and discussing a physical distance.eg he went farther down the road.
Further- we use further when discussing a more symbolic distance or to discuss a degree or extent.eg i want to discuss it further.
7,B, too connote a negative sense (we can't play outside because it's too cold)
Very does not connote negative sense
8,B shake-shook-shaken
9B, enquiry-ordinary requests for information
Inquiry- formal investigations
10,C
Date: 12 January 2022
Duration: _
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1,cheer up
A,refresh
B,inspire
C,enlist
D,inspect
2,computer equipment .....used by almost everyone in the world today
A,is
B,are
3,fraser ....sushi before he ....to japan
A,never ate / had come
B,came/had never eaten
C,had come/never ate
D,had never eaten/ came
4,lauren has.....many pictures
A,drew
b,drawn
C,drawed
D,draw
5,i...get a better job if i speak english
A,can
B,could
C, and b
Duration: _
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1,cheer up
A,refresh
B,inspire
C,enlist
D,inspect
2,computer equipment .....used by almost everyone in the world today
A,is
B,are
3,fraser ....sushi before he ....to japan
A,never ate / had come
B,came/had never eaten
C,had come/never ate
D,had never eaten/ came
4,lauren has.....many pictures
A,drew
b,drawn
C,drawed
D,draw
5,i...get a better job if i speak english
A,can
B,could
C, and b
1, Cheer up- inspire not to be depressed/ sad.✔️
2, is. Equipment is singular noun.✔️
3, d had never eaten/ came Past perfect and simple past tense.✔️
4, b drawn present perfect tence subject+have/ has+ v3. ✔️
5, A, zero conditionals used to express general truth. ✔️
2, is. Equipment is singular noun.✔️
3, d had never eaten/ came Past perfect and simple past tense.✔️
4, b drawn present perfect tence subject+have/ has+ v3. ✔️
5, A, zero conditionals used to express general truth. ✔️
26 january 2022
Mark:50
Duration 3 hrs
Quiz maker:kete move forward 🇪🇹
I,Multiple choice
1,What is the negative of word "noble"
A,innoble B,unnoble
C,ignoble D,disnoble
2,I must ____the bill today
A,pay B,pay for
3,He was ____for murder
A,hung B,hanged
4,Have you picked up my ___ by mistake
A, car's key B, car key
5,Every body ___ late
A,was B,were
6,The word "miniature" describes
A,size B,quantity
7,This is the Town ___i was born in
A,where B,when C,which
8,_such bad accident
A,never i have seen
B,never have i seen
II, (inversion)
invert the following sentence
9,The film was so exciting that I saw it twice
10,I had hardly taken my shower when the water cut
Ma'am and Sir
@Yanti Syachrin @Ali Sheha @Muhammad Farooq Thind @Zip Marasigan @Kristina Polis
@Koka Slz
@Tyaa Septian @Sayad Afzal Sadet
Mark:50
Duration 3 hrs
Quiz maker:kete move forward 🇪🇹
I,Multiple choice
1,What is the negative of word "noble"
A,innoble B,unnoble
C,ignoble D,disnoble
2,I must ____the bill today
A,pay B,pay for
3,He was ____for murder
A,hung B,hanged
4,Have you picked up my ___ by mistake
A, car's key B, car key
5,Every body ___ late
A,was B,were
6,The word "miniature" describes
A,size B,quantity
7,This is the Town ___i was born in
A,where B,when C,which
8,_such bad accident
A,never i have seen
B,never have i seen
II, (inversion)
invert the following sentence
9,The film was so exciting that I saw it twice
10,I had hardly taken my shower when the water cut
Ma'am and Sir
@Yanti Syachrin @Ali Sheha @Muhammad Farooq Thind @Zip Marasigan @Kristina Polis
@Koka Slz
@Tyaa Septian @Sayad Afzal Sadet
26 january 2022
Mark:50
Duration 3hrs
Quiz maker:kete move forward🇪🇹
Answer
I,multiple choice
1,C
noble-having honorable qualities
Ignoble-not honorable in character or purpose
2,A
Pay doesn't need to be followed by for.i must pay the bill is correct direct object
We use pay for when we are saying what the bill relate to items of consumption or commodity. eg i paid the bill for the water.
3,B hanged referring to someone being sentenced to death via hanging
4,B we don't use posessive 's for things
5,A
6,A miniature-smaller than normal
7,C which- refers to a town
8,B(adv+Aux verb+subject+ main verb) never have i seen such bad accident(emphasis- the accident was so bad )
9,so exciting was the film that i saw it twice.
10,hardly had i taken my shower when the water cut.
Inversion formula= adv+aux verb+subject+main verb
Thank you
Kete move forward
Mark:50
Duration 3hrs
Quiz maker:kete move forward🇪🇹
Answer
I,multiple choice
1,C
noble-having honorable qualities
Ignoble-not honorable in character or purpose
2,A
Pay doesn't need to be followed by for.i must pay the bill is correct direct object
We use pay for when we are saying what the bill relate to items of consumption or commodity. eg i paid the bill for the water.
3,B hanged referring to someone being sentenced to death via hanging
4,B we don't use posessive 's for things
5,A
6,A miniature-smaller than normal
7,C which- refers to a town
8,B(adv+Aux verb+subject+ main verb) never have i seen such bad accident(emphasis- the accident was so bad )
9,so exciting was the film that i saw it twice.
10,hardly had i taken my shower when the water cut.
Inversion formula= adv+aux verb+subject+main verb
Thank you
Kete move forward
Essay writing quiz
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Originality - 4
Explanation - 4
Total: 10 pts
Participation - 2
Originality - 4
Explanation - 4
Total: 10 pts