Book 1 Unit 4 Quiz
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- 1.
Choose the sentence with the correct grammar to show possession.
- A.
The two boys' mother is over there.
- B.
That boys' mother is over there.
- C.
The two boy's mother is over there.
- D.
The childrens' mother is over there.
Correct Answer
A. The two boys' mother is over there.Explanation
2 is wrong because (that) is singular and (boys') is plural.
3 is wrong because (two) is plural and (boy's) is singular.
4 is wrong because with an irregular verb the ('s) should come directly after the plural noun (children's).Rate this question:
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- 2.
Choose the sentences that are not correct (there may be more than one).
- A.
That book over here is mine.
- B.
That book over there is mine.
- C.
Those books over there are mine.
- D.
Those book over there are mine.
Correct Answer(s)
A. That book over here is mine.
D. Those book over there are mine.Explanation
1. That = far/ over here = near
4. Those = plural, so you should use (books)Rate this question:
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- 3.
Choose the answer with the correct pair of opposites AND the correct spelling.
- A.
Beautiful-shaddy, shiny-dul, noisy-quite, smart-ugly
- B.
Beautiful-ugly, shiny-dull, noisy-quiet, smart-shabby
- C.
Beautiful-ugly, shiny-dul, noisy-quite, smart-shaddy
- D.
Beautiful-shabby, shiny-dull, noisy-quiet, smart-ugli
Correct Answer
B. Beautiful-ugly, shiny-dull, noisy-quiet, smart-shabbyExplanation
The correct answer is Beautiful-ugly, shiny-dull, noisy-quiet, smart-shabby. This answer provides the correct pair of opposites (beautiful-ugly, shiny-dull, noisy-quiet, smart-shabby) and also has the correct spelling for each word.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Choose the correct questions (there may be more than one).
- A.
Who is that?
- B.
Who are those?
- C.
Who are these?
- D.
Who is this?
Correct Answer(s)
A. Who is that?
D. Who is this?Explanation
2&3 - Plural questions about people must have a noun (Who are those PEOPLE?)Rate this question:
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- 5.
How do you ask about ownership/possession? Fill in the blank with the correct question word. _________ notebook is that on the floor?
Correct Answer(s)
WhoseExplanation
The correct question word to ask about ownership/possession in this context is "Whose." This question is asking about the ownership or possession of a notebook that is on the floor. By using the word "Whose," we are inquiring about who the notebook belongs to.Rate this question:
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How do you ask about the cost of an iPhone?
- A.
What cost your iPhone?
- B.
Your iPhone is expensive?
- C.
How expensive is your iPhone?
- D.
How cheap is your iPhone?
Correct Answer
C. How expensive is your ipHone?Explanation
The correct answer is "How expensive is your iPhone?" because it is the most appropriate and polite way to ask about the cost of someone's iPhone. The other options either sound awkward or may come across as rude or judgmental.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Choose the sentences that have both correct meaning and spelling of unit 4 vocabulary words (there may be more than one).
- A.
The sword is very shark.
- B.
I study in the English department at Taif University.
- C.
What time do you see on that watch over on the wall?
- D.
Miley Cyrus is a very poplar singer right now.
Correct Answer
B. I study in the English department at Taif University.Explanation
1. SHARP.
3. Watches go on your wrist - clocks are on walls.
4. POPULARRate this question:
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- 8.
What are these things called? (write the words in the box and use a comma in between. For example: if the answers are CAT & DOG write (cat, dog)) 1. This is for driving 2. This holds your money
Correct Answer
driver's license, walletExplanation
These things are called a driver's license and a wallet. A driver's license is a form of identification that allows someone to legally drive a vehicle. A wallet is a small, flat case that is used to hold money, credit cards, and other personal items.Rate this question:
- 9.
Fill in the blank with the correct word (it should be plural). The _____________ teacher is nice.
Correct Answer
students'Explanation
To show possession for a plural noun the apostrophe should come after the plural noun. BUT if it is irregular (like children), it should come after the noun, then add ('s).Rate this question:
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