9th Grade Homework April 9th
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The student did a lousy job in his homework, so he had to ___________ it _______.
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Do away
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Do over
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Do up
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Do with
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Do without
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This activity will help you reinforce some of the Phrasal Verbs studied in class.
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The bride's father __________________________ a huge sum hen her father- in- law passed away.
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Come by
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Came across
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Came into
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Come into
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Come up with
Correct Answer
A. Came intoExplanation
The correct answer is "came into." This phrasal verb means to inherit or receive something, usually money or property, typically as a result of someone's death. In this context, the bride's father received a large sum of money when her father-in-law passed away.Rate this question:
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We need to _____________________ on eating out, we should focus on paying our bills first.
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Cut into
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Cut out
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Cut back
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Cut up
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Cut in
Correct Answer
A. Cut backExplanation
The correct answer is "cut back." This phrase means to reduce or decrease the amount of something, in this case, spending on eating out. The sentence suggests that instead of spending money on dining out, it is more important to prioritize paying bills. Therefore, the appropriate action would be to cut back on eating out to allocate funds towards bill payments.Rate this question:
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When students and teachers feel stressed in class, they should ______________________ and relax before answering.
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Draw in
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Draw on
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Draw back
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Draw up
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Do up
Correct Answer
A. Draw inExplanation
When students and teachers feel stressed in class, they should draw in and relax before answering. The phrase "draw in" in this context means to take a deep breath or inhale deeply. Taking a deep breath can help to calm the mind and body, allowing individuals to relax and focus before responding to a question or situation.Rate this question:
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The book we are currently reading in "Hora de lectura" __________________ two different stories.
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Fall in
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Fall into
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Falls into
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Fall for
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Falls behind
Correct Answer
A. Falls intoExplanation
The correct answer is "falls into". This is because the phrase "falls into" is used to describe something that fits into a particular category or classification. In the given sentence, the book is being described as fitting into or being categorized as containing two different stories.Rate this question:
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The architects had to reconstruct the building because it was about to __________________________.
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Fall in
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Fall apart
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Falling apart
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Fall for
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Do over
Correct Answer(s)
A. Fall in
A. Fall apartExplanation
The architects had to reconstruct the building because it was about to fall in or fall apart. This suggests that the building was in a state of disrepair or instability, posing a danger to those inside or around it. By reconstructing the building, the architects could prevent it from collapsing or deteriorating further.Rate this question:
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Most of the students ________________________________ his comment about how easy the homework was this time.
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Fall
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Come up with
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Did in
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Fall for
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Fell in with
Correct Answer
A. Fell in withExplanation
The correct answer is "fell in with". This phrase means that most of the students agreed with or supported his comment about how easy the homework was this time.Rate this question:
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This year, our English teachers have ____________________________ a practical way of dealing with homework.
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Come up with
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Came up
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Will come
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Came by
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Be for
Correct Answer
A. Come up withExplanation
The correct answer is "come up with". This phrase means to think of or create something, in this case, a practical way of dealing with homework. It implies that the English teachers have brainstormed or devised a solution for handling homework in a practical manner.Rate this question:
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In yesterday's party our total expenses ____________________________$ 300.
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Come over
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Come out
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Came to
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Came off
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Carried out
Correct Answer
A. Came toExplanation
The phrase "came to" means "amounted to" or "totalled". In this context, it means that the total expenses of the party were $300.Rate this question:
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They were __________________________________ finish their project when the teacher told them they did not have to turn it in.
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Carried out
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Break down
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Carried away
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About to
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Up to
Correct Answer
A. About toExplanation
The phrase "about to" means that they were very close or on the verge of finishing their project. It implies that they were in the final stages of completing it when the teacher informed them that it was not necessary to submit it.Rate this question:
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