Unit 10 English 2
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Mark: Sarah needs help. Jesse: Ok. I ___________ help her.
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Am going to
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Will
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Going to
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Will to
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Unit 10 English 2 quiz assesses understanding of future tense usage in English. It involves scenarios requiring 'will' or 'going to' for expressing future intentions, decisions, or plans, enhancing practical grammar skills relevant for effective communication.
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I feel really tired. I think I ______ go to bed.
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Will
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Will to
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Go to
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Am going to
Correct Answer
A. WillExplanation
The correct answer is "will" because it is used to express a future action or intention. In this case, the speaker is expressing their intention to go to bed in the future because they feel tired.Rate this question:
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Sam: Where are you going? Mark: I ______ visit a customer.
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Will
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Go to
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Am going to
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Will to
Correct Answer
A. Am going toExplanation
The correct answer is "am going to". This is because Mark is expressing his immediate future plan to visit a customer. "Am going to" is a common way to indicate future intentions or plans.Rate this question:
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Mike: Do you want me to help you? Jane: No thanks. John ______ help me.
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Is going to
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Are going to
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Will
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Is will
Correct Answer
A. Is going toExplanation
In this conversation, Jane is rejecting Mike's offer to help her and stating that John is the one who will help her. The phrase "is going to" is used to express a future action or plan that has already been arranged or decided upon. Therefore, the correct answer is "is going to" because it indicates that John has already made plans or arrangements to help Jane.Rate this question:
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Waiter: Do you prefer tea or coffee? Customer: I ______ have some coffee, please.
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Am going to
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Go to
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Prefer
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Will
Correct Answer
A. WillExplanation
The customer is expressing a future intention or choice to have coffee, indicating that they will choose coffee over tea. They are not stating a preference or indicating a current action, but rather indicating what they will do in the future.Rate this question:
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Candy: Would you like to come to my house for dinner? Britney: Good idea. I ______ bring a cake!
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Will
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Am going to
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Go to
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Will to
Correct Answer
A. WillExplanation
Britney is expressing her intention to bring a cake to Candy's house for dinner. The word "will" is used to indicate a future action or intention, which fits the context of Britney's response. She is making a plan to bring a cake, indicating her willingness and commitment to do so.Rate this question:
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I have decided. I ______ buy a new car
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Will
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Going to
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Am going to
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Will go to
Correct Answer
A. Am going toExplanation
The phrase "am going to" is the correct answer because it indicates a future intention or plan. In this context, the speaker has made a decision to buy a new car in the future. The phrase "will" can also be used to express future actions, but "am going to" is a more appropriate choice in this sentence as it implies a personal decision that has already been made. "Going to" without the auxiliary verb "am" would be grammatically incorrect.Rate this question:
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Jim: What are your plans for next week? Jess: I ______ to Jamaica. Probably on Tuesday but I don't have my ticket yet.
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Will go
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Am going to go
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Am going
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Will
Correct Answer
A. Am goingExplanation
Jess is talking about her plans for next week and specifically mentions going to Jamaica. She uses the phrase "am going" to indicate her intention to go to Jamaica. This is a common way to express future plans or intentions in English using the present continuous tense.Rate this question:
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Mark: What are your plans for Christmas? Mike: I ______ visit my parents for a few days.
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Will
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Am going
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Going to
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Am going to
Correct Answer
A. Am going toExplanation
Mike is talking about his future plans for Christmas. The phrase "am going to" is used to express intentions or plans for the future. In this case, Mike intends to visit his parents for a few days during Christmas.Rate this question:
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Donna: Why are you wearing your best dress? Bella: Because I ______ have lunch with my boyfriend.
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Will
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Go to
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Going to
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Am going to
Correct Answer
A. Am going toExplanation
Bella is wearing her best dress because she is planning to have lunch with her boyfriend. The phrase "am going to" indicates a future intention or plan, suggesting that Bella has already made arrangements or set a specific time to meet her boyfriend for lunch.Rate this question:
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Waiter: Do you want to eat the chicken or the beef? Costumer: I think ______ have the beef.
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Am going to
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Will
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Go to
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Will eat
Correct Answer
A. WillExplanation
The customer is expressing their future intention to eat the beef, so they use the modal verb "will" to indicate their decision.Rate this question:
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My head hurts. I ______ take an aspirin.
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Going to
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Am going to
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Will
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Will go to
Correct Answer
A. WillExplanation
The phrase "My head hurts" indicates that the person is currently experiencing a headache. The word "will" suggests a future action, implying that the person plans to take an aspirin in the near future to alleviate the pain. The use of "will" in this context indicates a decision made at the moment of speaking, rather than a pre-planned intention.Rate this question:
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Husband: We need to buy some food. wife: I ______ go to the shop and buy some.
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Will
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Will to
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Am going to
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Going to
Correct Answer
A. WillExplanation
The wife is expressing her intention to go to the shop and buy some food in the future. The correct answer "will" indicates a future action or decision.Rate this question:
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Jake: I don't know how to use this camera. Sarah: Don't worry. I ______ help you.
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Am going to
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Will go to
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Will
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Going to
Correct Answer
A. WillExplanation
Sarah is reassuring Jake that she will help him with using the camera. The use of "will" indicates a future action, showing Sarah's willingness and commitment to assist Jake.Rate this question:
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Martha: I need to speak with you today. Justin: I'm going out now but I ______ be back later.
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Am going to
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Will
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Will go to
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Going to
Correct Answer
A. WillExplanation
Justin is stating that he is currently going out, but he will be back later. The use of "will" indicates a future action or event, in this case, Justin's return.Rate this question:
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Boss: Did you phone Michael? Sandy: I'm sorry. I completely forgot. I ______ do it now.
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Am going to
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Will go to
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Will
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Am going
Correct Answer
A. WillExplanation
In this conversation, Sandy is apologizing for forgetting to phone Michael. The use of "will" in her response indicates her intention or determination to do it in the future. She is making a promise or commitment to take action and phone Michael.Rate this question:
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Mary: Can you help me with this? I don't understand. Martha: I ______ help you as soon as I've finished this.
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Will
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Am going to
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Will go to
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Going to
Correct Answer
A. WillExplanation
Martha is expressing her willingness to help Mary once she finishes her current task. The use of "will" indicates a future action or intention. Martha is stating that she will help Mary in the future, after completing what she is currently doing.Rate this question:
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It's really hot in here. I ______ put on the air-conditioning.
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Will
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Am going to
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Will go to
Correct Answer
A. WillExplanation
The correct answer is "will" because it indicates a future action that the speaker plans to do. In this case, the speaker is expressing their intention to put on the air-conditioning in response to the hot temperature.Rate this question:
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That's too heavy for one person. I ______ help you.
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Am going to
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Will
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Go to
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Will go to
Correct Answer
A. WillExplanation
The correct answer is "will". In this sentence, the speaker is expressing their willingness to help the other person. The use of "will" indicates a future intention or action, suggesting that the speaker is offering their assistance in the future.Rate this question:
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Mark: Look! There computer is not working Carol: Ok, I ______ phone the store.
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Will
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Am going to
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Go to
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Will go to
Correct Answer
A. WillExplanation
In this conversation, Carol is responding to Mark's statement about the computer not working. She is suggesting a solution to the problem by saying "Ok, I will phone the store." The word "will" indicates a future action that Carol intends to take, showing her willingness and commitment to help resolve the issue.Rate this question:
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We should be more attentive to the lesson.
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Instruction
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Suggestion
Correct Answer
A. Suggestion -
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Use your best skills to achieve your goals.
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Instruction
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Suggestion
Correct Answer
A. InstructionExplanation
The given statement suggests that in order to achieve our goals, we should utilize our best skills. This implies that by using our strengths and abilities effectively, we can increase our chances of success in reaching our objectives.Rate this question:
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She could send me the papers and I'll finish them.
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Instruction
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Suggestion
Correct Answer
A. Suggestion -
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Exercise your patience for improving your character.
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Instruction
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Suggestion
Correct Answer
A. InstructionExplanation
The given statement suggests that by exercising patience, one can improve their character. It implies that following instructions or guidelines that require patience can lead to personal growth and development. By practicing patience, individuals can cultivate qualities such as resilience, self-control, and empathy, which are essential for building a strong character.Rate this question:
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Apply your concentration to learn better.
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Instruction
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Suggestion
Correct Answer
A. InstructionExplanation
The given statement "Apply your concentration to learn better" is an instruction. It is suggesting that in order to improve learning, one should focus and concentrate. The correct answer, "Instruction," accurately describes the nature of the given statement as it is providing guidance or direction on how to improve learning.Rate this question:
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We might think about getting some time off.
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Instruction
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Suggestion
Correct Answer
A. Suggestion -
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The __________ was shining, and it was a really nice day.
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Wind
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Cloud
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Rain
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Sun
Correct Answer
A. SunExplanation
The word "sun" is the correct answer because it is the only option that fits the context of the sentence. The sentence mentions that the day was nice, which implies good weather. The word "sun" indicates that the sun was shining, which is typically associated with good weather and a nice day. The other options, such as wind, cloud, and rain, do not convey the same idea of a nice day as the word "sun" does.Rate this question:
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It was a __________ night, so we couldn't see the moon.
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Cloudy
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Sunny
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Clear
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Cold
Correct Answer
A. CloudyExplanation
The correct answer is "cloudy" because if it was a cloudy night, it means that the sky was covered with clouds, which obstructed the view of the moon.Rate this question:
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"Do I need to bring a coat?""No, it's going to be quite __________ today, so you don't need one."
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Cloudy
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Foggy
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Warm
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Cold
Correct Answer
A. WarmExplanation
The correct answer is "warm" because the person is asking if they need to bring a coat, and the response is that it is going to be warm, indicating that a coat is not necessary.Rate this question:
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It's snowing now, and it's absolutely __________ outside.
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Hot
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Raining
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Freezing
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Sunny
Correct Answer
A. FreezingExplanation
The word "snowing" indicates that the weather is cold, and the word "freezing" further emphasizes this by suggesting extremely low temperatures. Therefore, it can be inferred that the correct answer is "freezing" because it describes the weather accurately.Rate this question:
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During a storm, the wooden building was hit by __________ and burned to the ground.
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Rain
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Lightning
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Snow
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Hail
Correct Answer
A. LightningExplanation
During a storm, lightning struck the wooden building, causing it to catch fire and ultimately burn to the ground. Lightning is a natural electrical discharge that occurs during storms, and it can cause significant damage to structures, especially those made of flammable materials like wood. In this case, the lightning strike ignited the building, leading to its destruction.Rate this question:
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We heard __________ and then it started raining heavily.
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Snow
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Thunder
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Sunshine
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Weather
Correct Answer
A. ThunderExplanation
The given correct answer is "thunder." This is because thunder is a loud, rumbling sound that is often heard during a storm. The sentence suggests that the sound of thunder was heard, and as a result, it started raining heavily.Rate this question:
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It's so __________ today, I can't see anything.
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Foggy
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Hot
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Bright
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Sunny
Correct Answer
A. FoggyExplanation
The correct answer is foggy because the sentence states that the weather is foggy, which is causing poor visibility.Rate this question:
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It was sunny, but I heard there were going to be __________ later so I took my umbrella.
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Snowmen
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Raincoats
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Clouds
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Showers
Correct Answer
A. ShowersExplanation
The speaker mentions that it was sunny, but they heard there were going to be showers later. This implies that the speaker expects rain to occur. Therefore, they decided to take their umbrella in preparation for the showers.Rate this question:
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"What's the weather going to be like tomorrow?""I don't know. I didn't check the weather __________."
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Talk
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Message
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Feedback
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Forecast
Correct Answer
A. ForecastExplanation
The correct answer is "forecast." In order to know what the weather will be like tomorrow, one would need to check the weather forecast.Rate this question:
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Thundery
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Lightening
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Windy
Correct Answer
A. Lightening -
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Cloudy and rainy
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Rainy with sunny intervals
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Rainy with sunny
Correct Answer
A. Rainy with sunny intervals -
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Snowy
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Sleet
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Hail
Correct Answer
A. Sleet -
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Stormy
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Cloudy with lightening
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Thunder and lightening
Correct Answer
A. Stormy -
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How will you __________ if you do not have a good job?
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Get lost
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Get dressed
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Get by
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Get out
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Get byExplanation
If you do not have a good job, you will need to find a way to sustain yourself financially. The phrase "get by" means to manage or survive with the resources or means available. Therefore, the correct answer suggests that you will be able to sustain yourself or manage to survive even without a good job.Rate this question:
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The firemen need to ________ this building. What is the best way?
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Get over
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Get into
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Get lost
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Get by
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Get up
Correct Answer
A. Get intoExplanation
The firemen need to get into this building. This suggests that the firemen need to enter the building, likely to extinguish a fire or rescue individuals inside. "Get into" implies physically entering a space, which aligns with the task at hand for the firemen.Rate this question:
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Wow, I should have brought my jacket, it's ___________ cold out here!
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Running
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Getting
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Taking
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Usually
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Never
Correct Answer
A. GettingExplanation
The word "getting" is the correct answer because it implies that the speaker is currently experiencing a change in temperature. The phrase "getting cold" suggests that the weather is becoming colder as time passes. The other options do not convey the same sense of change or progression.Rate this question:
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When the Anderson family _________ to America, they went directly to Wisconsin.
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Get
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Getting
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Got
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Gotten
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Arriving
Correct Answer
A. GotExplanation
The correct answer is "got" because it is the past tense form of the verb "get". In this sentence, it indicates that the Anderson family completed the action of moving to America in the past.Rate this question:
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If you wish to be rude, and tell someone to leave, you say "________________"
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Get lost!
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Get into!
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Get a grip!
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Get over it!
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All of the above
Correct Answer
A. Get lost!Explanation
The phrase "Get lost!" is commonly used to rudely tell someone to leave or go away. It is a dismissive and impolite way of expressing the desire for someone to depart. The other options, "Get into!", "Get a grip!", and "Get over it!" do not convey the same meaning of asking someone to leave, making them incorrect choices. Therefore, the correct answer is "Get lost!"Rate this question:
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The word 'getting' can mean "becoming".
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The word "getting" can indeed mean "becoming". It is often used to describe the process of changing or transitioning from one state to another. For example, "I am getting tired" means that the person is in the process of becoming tired. Therefore, the statement is true.Rate this question:
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She studies really hard to get ahead of the rest.
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She studies hard so that she can rest early?
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She studies hard to improve her brain?
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She studies hard so as to be better than everyone else.
Correct Answer
A. She studies hard so as to be better than everyone else.Explanation
To get ahead means to be in front of everyone, as in better than. Rest in this case means the other people.
Rest can also mean relax.Rate this question:
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She was the only one to get the answer right.
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Find the correct answer.
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Correct the answer.
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To find out that the answer was right.
Correct Answer
A. Find the correct answer.Explanation
Correct the answer means you check it to see if it's correct
Find out that the answer was right means you discover that it's correct.
Find the correct answer means that the one you chose was right.Rate this question:
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She couldn't get what he was saying.
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She couldn't take his ideas.
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She couldn't understand what he was saying.
Correct Answer
A. She couldn't understand what he was saying.Explanation
We don't normally take ideas, we get ideas, or steal ideas from someone. We might say he took my idea, meaning stole.Rate this question:
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I ________________ TV tonight.
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A. will watching
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B. will watcches
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C. will watch
Correct Answer
A. C. will watchExplanation
The correct answer is "c. will watch" because it follows the correct grammatical structure of using "will" as the auxiliary verb before the base form of the main verb "watch." This form is used to express future actions or intentions.Rate this question:
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