Reading Comprehension Practice Quiz

In this situation, your friend is asking for your opinion on the new captain of your football team. The expression of pleasure that best fits the context is "I'm very pleased with him." This indicates that you have a positive opinion of the new captain and are happy with their appointment.

These warnings would be expected to be seen at a zoo because zoos often have signs or notices reminding visitors not to feed the animals. This is done to ensure the safety and well-being of the animals, as well as to maintain their natural diets and behavior.

Option b is the most suitable warning in this situation because it directly addresses the issue of cheating during the test and warns the friend of the consequences, which is getting caught by the teacher. It serves as a reminder to be cautious and not engage in dishonest behavior.

Given the situation where the person does not have money to pay for their English book and their father is sick and unemployed, suggesting them to get a job is a practical and helpful advice. By getting a job, they can earn money to pay for their book and possibly help their father financially as well.

The response "Wow, that's an amazing fact" is an appropriate and natural reaction to B's statement about the blue whale being the largest animal ever known and weighing up to 115 tons. It shows surprise and interest in the information shared.

The underlined sentence is an expression of asking for advice because the student is seeking guidance from Mrs. Wilson on what she should do about her chemistry class. Mrs. Wilson suggests that the student talk with her instructor about the problems and see what the instructor suggests, indicating that the student is seeking advice on how to handle the situation.

In this situation, going in and walking up to the teacher to apologize would be the appropriate course of action. By doing so, you acknowledge your lateness and show respect for the teacher and the class. This demonstrates responsibility and a willingness to make amends for your tardiness.

The correct expression of pain in this situation would be "Ouch! It hurts me so much." This response accurately reflects the pain caused by the ball hitting the audience's head. Phew, Oh marvelous, and I feel so relieved are not appropriate responses in this context as they do not convey pain.

In this situation, it would be appropriate to ask the host if you can use the bathroom by saying "Do you mind if I use the bathroom?" This shows politeness and consideration for the host's home. Asking for permission is a respectful way to handle the situation before excusing yourself to use the toilet.

The correct expression of relief in this situation would be "Oh, what shall I do?" This shows that Andi is feeling relieved that Dinda is not angry or upset about the broken page, but is still concerned about the situation and unsure of how to fix it or make it right.