Superminds 4 Unit 4 Vocaulary And Grammar

The correct answer is "on" because it is used to indicate a specific day of the week. In this case, it is referring to Sundays, so "on" is the appropriate preposition to use.

The correct answer is "at" because when referring to a specific time, we use "at." In this case, "at night" indicates a specific time when the train leaves, which is during the nighttime.

The train station in our town was built in 1865.

The question asks for the answer to "What's this?" and provides multiple variations of the word "suitcase" as the answer. The variations include different capitalizations and the use of articles. Therefore, any of the provided variations of "suitcase" can be considered correct as they all refer to the same object.

The correct answer is "at" because it is used to indicate a specific time. In this case, it is indicating that school finishes at a specific time, which is a quarter past three.

The correct answer is "in" because it indicates that Bella and Emily were making a cake during the afternoon, suggesting a specific time period. "On" and "at" would not convey the same sense of duration and specificity as "in" does in this context.

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The correct answer is "in". In this sentence, "in" is used to indicate the month of June. We use "in" to specify a particular month or year.

The correct answer is "ticket office" because the question asks for the name of the object being referred to. The various capitalizations and articles used in the options do not affect the answer, as they are just variations in the way the phrase is written.

The correct answer is "rucksack, RUCKSACK, Rucksack" because it is a list of three variations of the same word, each spelled with different capitalization. This suggests that the question is asking for the word "rucksack" to be written, regardless of capitalization.

The correct answer is "in". It is used to indicate a general time period, such as a season. In this case, it is asking if the person's birthday falls within the spring season.

The correct answer is "a cup of tea, A CUP OF TEA, cup of tea, Cup of tea, A cup of tea." This answer suggests that the question is asking for the phrase or term that describes the given text, which is a cup of tea. The answer includes variations of capitalization to account for different possible ways the phrase may be written.