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English Questions from Nov 25,2024

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14. Throughout most of the story, you can conclude that George treats Martha a. unfairly b. gently c. rudely d. poorly 15. Harrison is in conflict with a. his parents b. the government c. his teachers d. a ballerina 11. Which word best describes the mood of the Bergeron household? a. subdued b. overwhelming c. inspiring d. restless 12. In this story, people with above-average intelligence have to a. watch a lot of television every night b. marry someone with less intelligence c. report weekly to the Handicapper General d. wear mental-handicap transmitters 10. What does indomitable mean? a. unhappy b. unbeaten c. insensitive d. inactive 7. Wizened means a. knowledgeable b. wrinkled and dry c. old and wise d. done quickly 8. What is the meaning of rudimentary a. impolite b. complete c. purposeful d. basic 5. The setting that conveys the happiest mood is a. the garage b. the Rising Sun pub c. the path through the woods d. the Hatchings' cottage Vocabulary Choose the answer that best explains the meaning of each underlined word. ( 6 points each) 6. A voluble person is a. talkative b. important c. elderly d. happy Choose the correct pronoun in each sentence. 1. Later that evening, (her / she) and her husband went out for dinner. 2. The professor accused Dora and ( ) of cheating. 3. The owner told (us / we) employees that we had exceeded expectations. 4. Percy and (he / him) will present their research results at the conference. 5. The park ranger said that Brett and ( 1 / me) should leave immediately. 6. We are better writers than (them / they). 7. Us / We) nature-lovers signed the petition against the construction of the condominiums. 8. As usual, this will be a contest between (her / she) and ( / me). 9. Five of (us/ourselves ) took a cab to the play. 10. No one is more concerned about the matter than (she/herself). 3. What does Mr. Noakes do for Tom and Lily? a. invites them to get rich like him b. performs the wedding ceremony c. offers them a place to stay d. takes them to see Mrs. Hatching 4. What makes the cottage so special for Tom and Lily? a. sunlight and cheerfulness b. plants and animals c. tall, dark woods d. tea and a room Comprehension Read each of the following questions. Then choose the letter of the best answer. 1. Lily wears a yellow dress for her wedding because a. her mother wore the same dress b. it looks good with her hair c. yellow is considered a lucky color d. it's the only dress she could afford 2. Why do people laugh when Tom and Lily say they want to find a sunny place to spend their honeymoon? a. The weather has been stormy lately. b. Tom and Lily sunburn easily. c. They don't have money to stay by the sea. d. The sky is mostly gray and brooding. A. Practice Test Read the draft and questions below carefully. The questions ank rou to identity parts of sentences. lill in the corresponding circle for your answer choice. (1) Born into slavery in eastern Maryland in 1818, Frederick Douglass led a remarkable life. (2) When he was about eight, Douglass was sent to Baltimore to work as a houseboy for Hugh and Sophia Auld. (3) Mistress Auld taught him the alphabet, and Douglass asked neighborhood boys for help with reading and writing. (4) Even as a young boy, Douglass recognized the power of the spoken and written word and became determined to use language to make positive changes in his life and in society. 2. Considere os pronomes oblíquos átonos destacados nestes enunciados: I. Nas entrelinhas de suas falas, se notam as mágoas que lhe ficaram daquele conturbado relacionamento amoroso. .
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