Vocabulary : Expressing Commands And Requests
The test wiil be about 20 minutes Which choice makes sense?
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Keep calm!
- A.
A. Make haste!
- B.
B. Don`t get excited!
- C.
.c. Shake well before using!
Correct Answer
B. B. Don`t get excited!Explanation
The phrase "Keep calm!" is a common expression used to advise someone to remain calm and composed in a stressful or chaotic situation. The most appropriate response to this advice would be "Don't get excited!" as it conveys the same message of staying calm and composed. The other options, "Make haste!" and "Shake well before using!" do not align with the context of the phrase "Keep calm!" and are therefore incorrect.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Don`t be angry!
- A.
A. I only said it in fun
- B.
B. I was making fun of you
- C.
C. I wanted to frighten you
Correct Answer
B. B. I was making fun of youExplanation
The correct answer is b. "I was making fun of you." This means that the person said something to provoke laughter or amusement at the expense of the other person. They were not trying to frighten or anger the person, but rather intended to mock or tease them in a lighthearted manner.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Come on, let`s go!
- A.
A. There`s no rush
- B.
B. I prefer to stand
- C.
C. What are you waiting for?
Correct Answer
C. C. What are you waiting for?Explanation
The correct answer is c. What are you waiting for? This response is appropriate because it shows enthusiasm and urgency to start or take action. The phrase "Come on, let's go!" implies that the speaker is eager to begin something and is encouraging the listener to join them without delay.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Keep an eye on him!
- A.
A. He needs glasses
- B.
B. He`s always in trouble
- C.
C. You can take him at his word
Correct Answer
A. A. He needs glassesExplanation
The phrase "Keep an eye on him!" suggests that the person being referred to may have difficulty seeing or observing things accurately. This implies that the person might need glasses to improve their vision.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Give me a call tomorrow!
- A.
A. I won`t be at home
- B.
B. I`ve got the day off
- C.
C. I haven`t got a telephone
Correct Answer
C. C. I haven`t got a telepHoneExplanation
The correct answer is c. I haven't got a telephone. This answer is correct because the statement "Give me a call tomorrow!" implies that the speaker wants someone to contact them via telephone. By saying that they haven't got a telephone, it means they do not possess a telephone and therefore cannot receive a call. This response provides a clear and logical explanation for why the speaker cannot be contacted.Rate this question:
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