ARC 10 Final- Teacher Ashourzadeh
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Please answer number 1 to 4.
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Please answer number 5 to 7.
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Rebecca says Brian is ...............
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A hacker
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A geek
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A whiz
Correct Answer
B. A geekExplanation
Rebecca describes Brian as a geek. This suggests that she sees him as someone who is highly knowledgeable and passionate about technology, computers, and related subjects. The term "geek" often carries a positive connotation, indicating expertise and enthusiasm in a particular area.Rate this question:
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Leo asks Emily how to ............
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Shop online
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Browse websites
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Back up files
Correct Answer
C. Back up filesExplanation
Leo is asking Emily for guidance on how to back up files. This suggests that Leo wants to know the process of creating copies of important files in order to prevent data loss in case of any unforeseen circumstances.Rate this question:
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According to Monica,
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She uses her computer to create song playlists
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Her computer isn't working properly.
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Her roommates use her computer a lot.
Correct Answer
C. Her roommates use her computer a lot.Explanation
The correct answer is "her roommates use her computer a lot." This is inferred from Monica's statement that her computer isn't working properly. If her computer is being used frequently by her roommates, it could explain why it is not functioning properly.Rate this question:
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Abby shows Tomas how to use his new computer to
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Highlighting text.
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Drag and drop.
- C.
Cut and paste.
Correct Answer
A. Highlighting text.Explanation
The correct answer is highlighting text. This is because Abby is showing Tomas how to use his new computer to highlight text. This suggests that Abby is demonstrating a feature or function on Tomas' computer that allows him to select and emphasize specific portions of text. Drag and drop and cut and paste are not mentioned in the question, so they are not the correct answers.Rate this question:
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She is going to .............
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Be relax
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Go to Hauwei
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Go white-water rafting
Correct Answer
C. Go white-water raftingExplanation
The correct answer is "go white-water rafting". This means that she is planning to participate in the activity of rafting in rough, fast-moving water.Rate this question:
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Paul is going to ................ in this summer.
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Beach
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School
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Get a job
Correct Answer
C. Get a jobExplanation
Paul is going to "get a job" in this summer. This suggests that Paul has plans to find employment during the summer months. He may be looking for a part-time or full-time job to earn money or gain work experience. This decision indicates that Paul is not planning to spend his summer at the beach or attending school, but rather focusing on finding employment opportunities.Rate this question:
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Brenda is going to ....................
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Work the first month
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Visit a friend in Mexico
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Guadalajara in Japan.
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A. Work the first month -
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Vocabulary and Grammar ......................... means taking a holiday.
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Nature
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Vacation
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Trip
Correct Answer
B. VacationExplanation
The word "vacation" means taking a holiday.Rate this question:
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.................: A person who freely offers to take part in an organization without being paid.
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Vacationer
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Volunteer
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Traveler
Correct Answer
B. VolunteerExplanation
A volunteer is a person who freely offers to take part in an organization without being paid. They contribute their time and effort willingly, often for a cause or to help others. Unlike a vacationer or traveler, a volunteer is motivated by a desire to make a positive impact rather than personal leisure or exploration.Rate this question:
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............. : a room, group of rooms, or building in which someone may live or stay.
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Experience
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Opportunity
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Accommodation
Correct Answer
C. AccommodationExplanation
Accommodation refers to a room, group of rooms, or building where someone can live or stay. It provides a place for individuals to reside temporarily or permanently. This term encompasses various types of housing options, such as apartments, houses, hotels, or dormitories. It is the most suitable answer as it directly relates to the definition provided in the question.Rate this question:
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..................: the ideas and social behaviour of a particular people or society.
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Possibility
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Culture
- C.
Local
Correct Answer
B. CultureExplanation
Culture refers to the ideas and social behavior of a particular people or society. It encompasses the beliefs, customs, traditions, language, arts, and other aspects that define and shape a group's way of life. Culture influences how individuals within a society think, act, and interact with one another. It is a shared set of values and practices that are passed down from generation to generation. Understanding a society's culture is essential in comprehending its norms, practices, and perspectives.Rate this question:
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........... to cause confusion and shame to.
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Embarrassed
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Complaints
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Reasonable
Correct Answer
A. EmbarrassedExplanation
The word "embarrassed" means to feel self-conscious or ashamed. It is likely that the word "to" in the question is missing, as it is not clear what is being referred to. However, based on the options provided, the correct answer is "embarrassed" because it best fits the context of causing confusion and shame to someone.Rate this question:
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Criticize means ..........................
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something that is satisfactory or acceptable.
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Something that is appropriate, fair or acceptable.
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To talk about the problems or faults of (someone or something)
Correct Answer
C. To talk about the problems or faults of (someone or something)Explanation
The correct answer is "to talk about the problems or faults of (someone or something)". This is because when we criticize someone or something, we are pointing out their flaws or shortcomings. It involves expressing disapproval or finding fault with their actions, behavior, or qualities. It is a way of offering feedback or evaluating something negatively.Rate this question:
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Opportunity means ............
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Relating to a particular area
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A time or a chance that makes it possible to do something
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More than two but not many.
Correct Answer
B. A time or a chance that makes it possible to do somethingExplanation
Opportunity refers to a specific time or chance that allows someone to do something. It implies a favorable circumstance or a moment that presents the possibility to achieve or experience something. It suggests that there is a window of time or a favorable situation that enables individuals to take advantage and accomplish their goals or desires.Rate this question:
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Please ........... the books ..............
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Put - away
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Take - off
- C.
Hang- up
Correct Answer
A. Put - awayExplanation
The correct answer is "put - away" because it is the most appropriate phrase to use when storing or tidying up books. "Take - off" is used when removing something from a surface or body, and "hang - up" is used when suspending something on a hook or hanger. Therefore, "put - away" is the best choice for organizing books.Rate this question:
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Please ............... the garbage ...............
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Put - away
- B.
Clean - up
- C.
Take - out
Correct Answer
C. Take - outExplanation
The correct answer is "take - out." This phrase is commonly used when referring to removing or disposing of garbage. It implies physically moving the garbage from inside a building or space to an outside location designated for disposal. "Put - away" suggests organizing or storing items, while "clean - up" implies tidying or removing dirt or mess. Therefore, "take - out" is the most appropriate phrase for the given context.Rate this question:
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Give a(an) ................
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excuse
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Mistake
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Promise
Correct Answer
A. excuseExplanation
The given correct answer is "excuse". An excuse is a reason or explanation given to justify or defend one's actions or behavior. It is often used to avoid blame or responsibility for a mistake or failure. In this context, the word "excuse" fits best as it is the most appropriate option for providing a reason or explanation.Rate this question:
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Wear .............
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Fireworks
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Celebration
- C.
New clothes
Correct Answer
C. New clothesExplanation
Wearing new clothes is a common practice during celebrations, such as festivals or special occasions. It is a way to express joy, freshness, and new beginnings. Fireworks and celebrations are related to festivities, but the specific mention of "new clothes" suggests that it is a customary tradition associated with the occasion.Rate this question:
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............... means honestly and without pretending or lying.
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Avoid
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Sincerely
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Especially
Correct Answer
B. SincerelyExplanation
The term "sincerely" means expressing genuine thoughts or feelings without any pretense or deceit. It implies honesty and authenticity in one's words or actions. Unlike "avoid" or "especially," which do not convey the same sense of honesty, "sincerely" is the most appropriate choice to complete the given statement.Rate this question:
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GPS systems are used .................... directions.
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To getting
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For getting
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For get
Correct Answer
B. For gettingExplanation
GPS systems are used "for getting" directions. This means that GPS systems are utilized in order to obtain or acquire directions. They provide users with navigational guidance and help them navigate from one location to another by providing accurate and real-time directions.Rate this question:
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When you go to the beach, try .......... a video camera wet.
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Not to get
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To don't get
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Not get
Correct Answer
A. Not to getExplanation
The correct answer is "not to get". This is because the phrase "try not to get" is used to express the idea of making an effort to avoid a certain action or outcome. In this case, it is advising against getting a video camera wet when going to the beach.Rate this question:
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A: What are you going to do? B: I'm not sure. I guess I .........just stay home.
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Am
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'll
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Am going to
Correct Answer
B. 'llExplanation
The correct answer is 'll. In this conversation, person B is unsure about their plans and is considering staying home. The contraction 'll is short for "will" and is used to express future intentions or predictions. In this case, it indicates that person B is leaning towards staying home as their plan.Rate this question:
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You ..............have driver's licence.
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'd better to
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Has to
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Must
Correct Answer
C. MustExplanation
The correct answer is "must". This is because the word "must" is used to express a strong obligation or necessity. In the given sentence, it implies that having a driver's license is a requirement or obligation for the person being referred to.Rate this question:
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A: ......................................... B: Ok, I'm really sorry.
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Would you mind turn the music off?
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Would you mind turning the music on?
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Would you mind turning the music down?
Correct Answer
C. Would you mind turning the music down?Explanation
The correct answer is "Would you mind turning the music down?" This is because the person is asking if it would be a problem for the other person to lower the volume of the music. The other options, "turning the music off" and "turning the music on," are not appropriate in this context as they do not address the issue of the music being too loud.Rate this question:
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I wan to move some text. How do I ..................?
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Create a slideshow
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Highlight text
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Drag and drop
Correct Answer
C. Drag and dropExplanation
To move text, you can use the drag and drop method. This involves clicking and holding the mouse button on the text, then dragging it to the desired location before releasing the mouse button. This action allows you to physically move the text from one place to another within a document or on a computer screen. It is a commonly used technique for rearranging or repositioning content.Rate this question:
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..................... keep the software up to date.
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Make sure to
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Try not to
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Sure to
Correct Answer
A. Make sure toExplanation
The correct answer is "Make sure to." This phrase implies that it is important or necessary to perform the action mentioned, which in this case is keeping the software up to date. It suggests that the action should be taken as a precautionary measure to ensure the software is functioning optimally and to benefit from any updates or improvements that may be available.Rate this question:
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...........: a person, typically one more remote than a grandparent, from whom one is descended.
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Hunter
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Ancestor
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Geocacher
Correct Answer
B. AncestorExplanation
The term "ancestor" refers to a person who is typically more remote than a grandparent and from whom one is descended. In other words, an ancestor is a person who came before us in our family lineage. They are our predecessors, usually from previous generations, and they play a significant role in shaping our family history and heritage.Rate this question:
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Give in return or respond to (a gesture or action) by making a corresponding one.
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Reciprocate
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Refuse
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Avoid
Correct Answer
A. ReciprocateExplanation
Reciprocate means to respond or give back in the same way or with a similar action or gesture. It implies a mutual exchange or a corresponding response to someone's gesture or action.Rate this question:
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Reading Dinner preparation Montie's mother was coming to dinner, so he decided to get out the beautiful dishes she gave him. He looked forward to impressing his mother. He remembered how great he felt when she gave him the dishes. First, he got out his best silverware, cups and plates. He carefully placed the plates on the table. Then, he laid a cloth napkin next to each plate. On the left side of the plate, he placed a knife making sure that its blade was facing toward the plate. On the right side, Montie placed the fork and spoon. After filling the glasses with ice, he put water in each glass. He placed white flowers in a vase in the middle of the table. They had a beautiful aroma. As Montie stood back to admire his work, the doorbell rang. Montie had finished just in time because his mother had arrived. Where did Montie put the napkins?
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He did not use napkins
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Next to each plate
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On top of each plate
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Under each plate
Correct Answer
B. Next to each plateExplanation
Montie placed the napkins next to each plate.Rate this question:
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What did Montie put on the left side of the plate?
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A water glass
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A fork
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a knife
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A spoon
Correct Answer
C. a knifeExplanation
Montie put a knife on the left side of the plate.Rate this question:
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Who was Montie expecting for dinner?
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Noone
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His mom
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His dad
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The text does not say
Correct Answer
B. His momExplanation
Montie was expecting his mom for dinner. This is implied by the fact that the options mention "his mom" as one of the choices, and the answer given is "his mom."Rate this question:
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What should Montie do next?
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Answer the door.
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Make sure the food is not burning.
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Take a nap.
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Put food on the table.
Correct Answer
A. Answer the door.Explanation
Montie should answer the door because it is the next logical step in the given situation. The other options, such as making sure the food is not burning, taking a nap, or putting food on the table, are not mentioned as immediate concerns or relevant to the context. Therefore, answering the door seems to be the most appropriate action to take.Rate this question:
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