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English Questions from Jan 13,2025

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2 Scegli l'opzione corretta. 1 Luke has lived in this cottage for / since he was three years old. 2 I haven't done the washing for / since two weeks. I have no clean clothes. 3 We have wanted to live in a village near the sea for / since so many years! 4 Annie has been in bed for / since yesterday morning. She's really sick. 5 People have built houses out of mud for / since thousands of years. 6 My brother hasn't had a bath for / since at least six months. He prefers the shower. 7 They've had a wood-burner for / since three years and they've already saved a lot of money on heating. 8 That pasta has been in the cupboard for / since we moved into this flat four years ago. 9 Dad hasn't cut the grass for / since he lost the key to the shed. Flag of death! (how I watch'd you through the smoke of battl All changes saved pressing! How I heard you flap and rustle, cloth defiant!) Flag cerulean-sunny flag, with the orbs of night dappled! Ah my silvery beauty-ah my woolly white and crimson! Ah to sing the song of you, my matron mighty! My sacred one, my mother. How does the author use figurative language in this poem? Select all that apply. Works cited whitman, Walt Delicate Cluster: Leares of Grass. Watt Whitman. 1855 through imagery author does not use figurative language with similes with metaphors Select the comect arswer. Read this sentence from Nathariel Hawhome's shot story. Dr. Heideggef's Experiment" and choose the word that best describes the namator's tone in the sertence. Mr. Gascagne's mind seemed to run ar political topics, but whether relating to the past, present, or future, could not easily be determined, since the same ideas and phases have been in vqgue these fifty years. A. condescending B. ironic C. melancholic D. sarcastic C Complete the text with the wards below. amend - terra n • agility . diverse - capacity - comprised - vital - application - sensors AN AMAZING INVENTION Many robots whose design was inspired by animals have been developed in recent years. One is the inshetsey which, Just like the reptile after which it was named, has great (1) \( \qquad \) , allowing it to emima and navigate narrow spaces, move over rough (2) \( \qquad \) and easlly climb steep slopes. Tris, robod recreate the snake's movements so well because it is (3) \( \qquad \) of a series of independerir plesy which enable it to twist and turn Ike the real animal. There is a (4) \( \qquad \) range of snakebots and each one has a speciflc (5). \( \qquad \) The firefighting snakebot, for instance, can be used to extinguish flames, whereas the medical snakebot is designed to perform operations. As robotics engineers (6) \( \qquad \) and improve the snakebot design, the number of flelds in \( k \) in will undoubtedly increase. For example, it is expected that this kind of robot will one day have a (7) \( \qquad \) role to play in space exploration. NASA is currently developing a snakebot for us space probe, which will have the (8) \( \qquad \) to collect information about the surrounding environment and react accordingly, thanks to the special (9) \( \qquad \) with which it will be 14 G. One side of them : II. they're side rather than directly at them: If I focused my eye on an area beside the smudgo, and, sure enough. my peripheral vision yiolded far more of a better view of the nebula's swirling clouds. I even saw the Trapezium star cluster. \( \frac{\text { illuminated by four bright }}{77} \) younge stars nestied in the nebula like birds' eges 55. Tho writer is considering deleting the preceding sentenco. Should the sentence be kept or deleted? A. Kept, because it elaborates on why the narrator is capable of using averted vision when looking at the night sky. B. Kopt, because it explains the principlo that allowed the narrator to see the nebula more clearly. C. Deleted, because it adds a level of technical detail that is inappropriate for the tonc of the essay. D. Deleted, because it digresses from the main point of the paragraph. 56. F. NO CHANGB G. a farther, II. a far J. a far. 57. A. NO CHANGE B. emanated C. ernulated D. eliminated 58. F. NO CHANGE G. bird's eggs H. birds eggs J. bird cggs Active \( \begin{array}{l}2 \\ \text { ead the excerpt from "Fern" in Cane. } \\ \text { ne evening I walked up the Pike on purpose, and } \\ \text { topped to say hello. Some of her family were about, } \\ \text { put they moved away to make room for me. . . if I } \\ \text { knew how to begin. Would you? Mr. and Miss So-and- } \\ \text { So, people, the weather, the crops, the new preacher, } \\ \text { the frolic, the church benefit, rabbit and possum } \\ \text { hunting, the new soft drink they had at old Pap's store, } \\ \text { the schedule of trains, what kind of town Macon was, } \\ \text { Negro's migration north, boll-weevils, syrup, the Bible } \\ \text { - to all these things she gave a yassur or nassur, } \\ \text { without further comment. }\end{array} \) Read the excerpt from "Fern" in Cane. One evening I walked up the Pike on purpose, and stopped to say hello. Some of her family were about, but they moved away to make room for me . . if I knew how to begin. Would you? Mr. and Miss So-and- So, people, the weather, the crops, the new preacher, the frolic, the church benefit, rabbit and possum hunting, the new soft drink they had at old Pap's store, the schedule of trains, what kind of town Macon was, Negro's migration north, boll-weevils, syrup, the Bible - to all these things she gave a yassur or nassur, without further comment. 4. I know you must be tierd \( \qquad \) I will let you rest a. As a result b. so c. because d. although 5. Eating food cooked at home is \( \qquad \) fast food. a. Healthier than b. more healthy than c. thealthiest than d. most health 6. Feeling aor showing certainity about somthing : a. A, afford b. heritage c. confident d. hesitant 2. They \( \qquad \) to Paris three times. a) go b) went c) have gone d) had gone 3. No matter if you have \( \qquad \) a mobile \( \qquad \) a computer it is all the same. a. Niether/ nor b. nor/neither either/or d. or/either Choose the right answer for the following sentences. ( 20 points) \( \begin{array}{llll}\text { 1. She ---------------- her favorite book yesterday. } \\ \begin{array}{llll}\text { a) read } & \text { b) reads } & \text { c) is reading } & \text { d) will read }\end{array}\end{array} . \begin{array}{l}\text { ( }\end{array} \)
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