Super Minds 5 Unit 7 Vocabulary And Grammar Test
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Super Minds 5 Unit 7 Vocabulary and Grammar Test assesses knowledge of theatrical vocabulary and Shakespearean history, focusing on elements like costumes, audience, and stage lighting. It enhances understanding of English literature and theater.
Questions and Answers
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Read the sentence and guess what it is.An actor wears this on his or her face.
Explanation
The sentence suggests that the object being referred to is worn on the face by an actor. The repetition of the word "mask" in different forms further reinforces this idea. Therefore, the correct answer is "MASK" as it is an item commonly used by actors to alter their appearance.Rate this question:
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What did people in Shakespeare's theatre use to give light?
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Torch
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Fire
- C.
Candles
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Matches
Correct Answer
C. CandlesExplanation
In Shakespeare's theatre, people used candles to give light. Candles were a common source of illumination during that time period. They were made from wax or tallow and provided a steady and controlled source of light for the actors and audience. Candles were practical and efficient for indoor spaces like theatres, as they could be easily lit and extinguished as needed. Additionally, candles could be placed in various locations to create different lighting effects on stage.Rate this question:
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Is lute a musical instrument?
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The lute is indeed a musical instrument. It is a stringed instrument that is plucked or strummed to produce sound. It has a rounded body and a fretted neck, and it is commonly associated with medieval and Renaissance music. The lute has a rich history and has been used in various genres of music throughout different periods. Therefore, the statement "lute is a musical instrument" is true.Rate this question:
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Read the sentence and guess what it is.These people watch the plays.
Correct Answer
Audience, audience, AUDIENCEExplanation
The correct answer is "Audience, audience, AUDIENCE" because the repetition of the word "audience" emphasizes the importance of the people who watch the plays. The capitalization of the last "AUDIENCE" further highlights the significance and reinforces the idea that the focus is on the audience.Rate this question:
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Answer the question.What do women and girls wear on their legs?
Correct Answer
tights, TIGHTS, TightsExplanation
Women and girls wear tights on their legs. Tights are a form of legwear that are typically made of a stretchy material such as nylon or spandex. They are worn to provide warmth, coverage, and support to the legs. Tights are commonly worn with dresses, skirts, or shorts, and are available in various colors and patterns to complement different outfits.Rate this question:
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What can you see on the picture?
- A.
Jacket
- B.
Costume
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Jeans
- D.
Tights
Correct Answer
B. CostumeExplanation
The correct answer is "costume" because the question asks what can be seen in the picture, and out of the given options, a costume is the most likely item to be seen in a picture. A jacket, jeans, and tights are common clothing items, but a costume is more specific and implies that the picture may depict someone dressed up for a special occasion or event.Rate this question:
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Answer the question.What do actor or actress wear on their head when they don't want to show their real hair?
Correct Answer
WIG, wig, WigExplanation
Actors or actresses wear wigs on their head when they don't want to show their real hair. Wigs are commonly used in the entertainment industry to create different hairstyles and looks for characters. They provide a convenient and versatile way for performers to change their appearance without altering their natural hair. Wigs can be styled and customized to suit the specific requirements of a role, allowing actors and actresses to transform into different characters with ease.Rate this question:
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Read the sentence and guess what it is.This person performs in a play.
Correct Answer
actor, Actor, ACTORExplanation
The correct answer is "actor, Actor, ACTOR" because the sentence states that the person performs in a play, which is a characteristic of an actor. The three variations of the word "actor" are provided in order to emphasize that the person is indeed an actor, regardless of the capitalization.Rate this question:
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Put the words in the right order and make sentence.brushed/ just/ Jane/ hair/ her/has.
Correct Answer
Jane has just brushed her hair., JANE HAS JUST BRUSHED HER HAIR., jane has just brushed her hair., Jane's just brushed her hair., JANE'S JUST BRUSHED HER HAIR.Explanation
The given correct answer is a sentence that correctly arranges the words in the right order to form a complete sentence. The sentence states that Jane has recently brushed her hair.Rate this question:
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Put the words in the right order ans make sentence.her/has/just/Kate/new/finished/book.
Correct Answer
Kate has just finished her new book., Kate's just finished her new book., KATE HAS JUST FINISHED HER NEW BOOK., KATE'S JUST FINISHED HER NEW BOOK.Explanation
The correct answer is "Kate has just finished her new book., Kate's just finished her new book., KATE HAS JUST FINISHED HER NEW BOOK., KATE'S JUST FINISHED HER NEW BOOK." This answer is correct because it correctly arranges the words into a grammatically correct sentence. It uses the correct subject-verb agreement and possessive form for "Kate's." The use of capital letters in the last two options is also correct for emphasis.Rate this question:
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What is correct for the sentence.The baby ______________ his first word.
- A.
Have just said
- B.
Has just said
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Has just say
- D.
Have just saying
Correct Answer
B. Has just saidExplanation
The correct answer is "has just said" because the sentence is in the present perfect tense. "Has" is the correct auxiliary verb to use with the subject "baby" in the third person singular form. "Just" indicates that the action of saying the first word occurred very recently. "Said" is the past participle form of the verb "say" that agrees with the auxiliary verb "has".Rate this question:
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Put the words in the right order and make sentence.has/biscuits/some/Mum/bought.
Correct Answer
Mum has bought some biscuits., Mum's bought some biscuits., MUM HAS BOUGHT SOME BISCUITS., MUM'S BOUGHT SOME BISCUITS.Explanation
The correct answer is "Mum has bought some biscuits." This sentence is grammatically correct and conveys the information that Mum has purchased biscuits. The other options are also correct variations of the same sentence, but they are written in different capitalization styles.Rate this question:
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Choose the correct variant for the sentence.Mia isn't here. She_________ for the supermarket.
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Has just leave
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Have just live
- C.
Has just left
- D.
Have just left
Correct Answer
C. Has just leftExplanation
The correct answer is "has just left." This is because the sentence is in the present perfect tense, which is used to talk about an action that happened in the past but has a connection to the present. In this case, Mia leaving for the supermarket is a recent action that has an impact on her current absence. Therefore, the correct form of the verb "leave" in the present perfect tense is "has just left."Rate this question:
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