The Necklace (Wilkerson Eng I)

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ARC12 Final- Teacher Hosseinzadeh

ARC12 Final by Teacher Hosseinzadeh assesses English language comprehension, focusing on vocabulary, sentence structure, and grammar. It tests understanding of word usage,...

Questions: 26 | Attempts: 41 | Last updated: Apr 18, 2023

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A: Why are we watching this ..............movies? B: Are you .................with it?

Boring - bored

Excited - exciting

Amusing - amuse

Option 4

ENGLISH QUIZ For CLASS TENTH

This English quiz for Class Tenth assesses comprehension and interpretation skills through various contexts, including technology, history, and practical scenarios. It is designed...

Questions: 20 | Attempts: 252 | Last updated: Mar 07, 2023

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Gary : My class will conduct an outbound in Malang....................... Mother : The weather is unpredictable. I forbid you to join it.

May I join it ?

Should I follow it ?

May I consider ?

Could I take a part ?

English Comprehension Exercise Quiz

Comprehension exercises are the best way to understand the dynamism of the English language. This quiz on English comprehension will help you test and improvise your comprehension...

Questions: 14 | Attempts: 1557 | Last updated: Dec 18, 2023

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Mark Stringly, widely acclaimed as one of the decade’s most successful young authors, is_____ writing his tenth novel.

Lately

Ever

Currently

Yet

Copy Of Gateway B1+ Unit 5 Use Of English + Reading

This quiz titled 'Copy of Gateway B1+ Unit 5 Use of English + Reading' assesses English language usage and comprehension skills. It includes transforming sentences while...

Questions: 21 | Attempts: 2740 | Last updated: Mar 21, 2023

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All your own work? A Chrissie I think cheating has always existed and always will. In my day – a long time ago! – some students used to cheat in tests at school by hiding notes in their books or writing things on their hands. If they wanted good marks for their homework, they copied their friend’s work, or asked their parents to help them out. It was risky because if your teachers found out you had cheated they would fail you, so you wouldn’t pass the exam at all – but some people thought it was worth the risk. I never cheated – I was too scared I’d get found out! B Mark I think people do still cheat at school or university but the whole thing has become a lot more high tech now. It seems that although the Internet has brought enormous benefits, like giving students access to unlimited information, it’s also created a highly successful industry for helping students to cheat very effectively. There are two main ways that students can use the Internet to help them get better marks at school. Firstly, they can access information and simply copy whole chunks of articles or reports into their own homework assignments and pretend it’s their own work. Secondly – and I think this is a more worrying development – there are now specialist websites that supply original essays on demand. This means that a student can actually send money to a website to provide an essay with a certain title. The website employs a qualified writer to write the essay but the teacher marking it doesn’t know where the work has come from and believes the student has written it him or herself. Research has shown that some university students are prepared to pay up to £300 for a good essay. It’s completely dishonest. C Maddy I’m a secondary school teacher and I know that teachers have been aware of the problem of students copying information from the Internet for a while now. Most of us use software to find work that’s been copied from Internet sources. However, this only detects chunks that are copied exactly, not paragraphs that have been edited, or specially commissioned work. Teachers mostly rely on their knowledge of their students’ abilities and the type of work they normally produce. They have to be alert to new types of phrasing or style that suddenly appear in a student’s writing – this is often an indication that it’s not all their own writing. Teachers can also scan the Internet for similar essay titles and check whether there are any that the student may have copied, but this is time-consuming and not very efficient. Another way to discourage copying is to give personalised essay titles such as, ‘Compare the plot of ... with your own experiences.’ This means each student has to give a personal answer. Despite all of these techniques though, I think it’s inevitable that the lazier student will always try to find an easy way around hard work, whereas the more conscientious student will do his own. It’s human nature. D Hamish I’ve read that experts say the way to eliminate cheating in schools is to start teaching students from as young as 11 years old the dangers of copying work. A lot of young people don’t really think about the long term effects of not doing the work themselves – they just want to get the assignment finished as quickly as possible. Cheating is pointless because you don’t learn anything from it. Homework assignments are supposed to help you remember and process what you have learned and present the information in a structured way. If you don’t go through the process of planning, drafting and editing your work, you’ll never learn to do this.

Gateway B1+ Unit 1 Test Standard Use Of English+Reading

This quiz from Gateway B1+ Unit 1 tests standard use of English and reading comprehension skills. It involves completing an email by selecting appropriate words, assessing...

Questions: 20 | Attempts: 1930 | Last updated: Mar 22, 2023

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Read the email. Hi Jim, I’m on holiday in Spain with Mum and Dad (and my laptop!) and I’m having an amazing time! There are some really nice people here and I’m ……………………… you a photo I took yesterday. That’s me in the middle (of course!). My hair’s quite ……………………… , isn’t it? That’s because of being in the sun all day. The tall boy with the beach ball is Brandon. He’s really crazy about beach volleyball and we play it all the time! Next to him is Mia. She’s rather shy and serious, but she’s very kind. The young girl in front of me is Mia’s sister, Kerry. She looks a bit shy too in the picture, but she isn’t ……………………… . She’s very talkative – not like her sister! I think she looks a lot like Mia. Then on my other side, the short boy with curly, dark hair is Frank. He lives here. Lucky thing! His dad owns the hotel. He’s very ……………………… and tells lots of jokes. He’s also got a sister called Emily, who is the manager of the hotel. She’s very ……………………… and also very intelligent. She isn’t in this picture, but she often ……………………… out with us.So, these are my lovely holiday friends! ……………………… soon and tell me what you’re doing. I’ll see you when I get back next week!All the ……………………… ,Tina Choose the best answer to complete the email. Hi Jim, I’m on holiday in Spain with Mum and Dad (and my laptop!) and I’m having an amazing time! There are some really nice people here and I’m ……………………… you a photo I took yesterday.

Send

Sending

Sends

UNIT 2 ENGLISH EVALUATION LEVEL 3

This Level 3 English quiz evaluates comprehension through listening exercises about hobbies and preferences, enhancing language skills.

Questions: 31 | Attempts: 824 | Last updated: Mar 21, 2023

Sample Question
A. LISTEN TO THE CONVERSATIONS ABOUT HOBBIES. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWERS. CONVERSATION 1. Jack _____ with his friends on weekends.

Goes to the gym

Goes jogging

Eats lunch

The Necklace (Wilkerson Eng I)

Why did M. Loisel expect his wife to be pleased to receive the invitation from the Minister of Education?

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Why had M. Loisel been saving 400 Francs?

Why was Mme Loisel anxious to hurry away from the ball?

Describe Mme Loisel's reaction on reading the invitation.

How did Mme. Loisel change from the beginning to the end of the story?

Do you think there is a moral to this story? What is it?