ARC 2 Final - MS. Mohammadzadeh

The statement "Fred likes his jobs" implies that Fred enjoys his work. Therefore, the correct answer is True, indicating that Fred does indeed like his jobs.

The correct answer is "lives" because the sentence is referring to Rich and his brother, indicating that they both share the same living situation. The verb "lives" agrees with the subject "Rich" and implies that he is currently residing somewhere.

The correct answer is microwave oven. This is because Julia needs a specific appliance for the kitchen, and out of the options given, a microwave oven is the most suitable choice. A microwave oven is commonly used in kitchens for heating and cooking food quickly and efficiently. It provides convenience and versatility in meal preparation.

The statement "Fred makes a lot of money" is given, and we are asked to determine if it is true or false. The correct answer is "False" because there is no evidence or information provided to support the claim that Fred makes a lot of money. Without any further context or details, we cannot assume or conclude that the statement is true.

Danilo loves his job because it is exciting.

The given statement states that Fred works at night. Since there is no contradictory information provided, we can assume that the statement is true. This means that Fred indeed works during nighttime hours.

The correct answer is "living room" because it is a common place in a house where chairs are typically found. The dining room and kitchen are also possible locations for chairs, but the living room is the most likely option as it is a common area for seating and relaxation.

The correct answer is "do-live-don't". This is because the question is in the present simple tense and is asking about the person's current living situation. The auxiliary verb "do" is used to form the question and is followed by the base form of the main verb "live". In the response, the auxiliary verb "do" is used to form the negative sentence and is followed by the base form of the main verb "live".

The statement "Fred's jobs are boring" is false. This means that Fred's jobs are not boring.

The correct answer is "is easy - has a difficult." In this sentence, we are comparing the job of a cashier. The first blank should be filled with "is easy" because we are talking about the job as a singular entity. The second blank should be filled with "has a difficult" because we are referring to the difficulties or challenges that come with the job.

Person A states that they need a chair, and person B responds by saying "There's a chair in the hall." This response is appropriate because it acknowledges person A's need for a chair and provides a solution by informing them that there is already a chair available in the hall.

The correct answer is "go" because the question is asking about the present habitual action of the father going to work by bus. "Goes" is the correct form of the verb "go" in the present tense third person singular form.

The correct answer is "do-do" because the question is asking about the action of studying, which is plural since it refers to "friends." Therefore, the verb "do" is used in the question. In the response, the verb "do" is repeated to maintain subject-verb agreement.

Anne works in a store and handles money, which is a common responsibility of a cashier. Cashiers are typically responsible for handling cash transactions, operating cash registers, and providing customer service. They play a crucial role in ensuring accurate and efficient payment processing in retail environments.

The given statement states that Fred works in a restaurant. Since there is no contradictory information provided, we can assume that the statement is true.

The correct answer is "does-do" because the question is in the present tense and is asking about a singular third-person subject (she). In English, when asking a question about a singular third-person subject, we use "does" before the subject and the base form of the verb after the subject. So the correct question structure is "What does she do?" and the correct answer is "She's a nurse."

Kevin flies a plane, indicating that he is responsible for operating and navigating an aircraft. This aligns with the role of a pilot, who is trained and licensed to fly aircraft. A cashier handles financial transactions, while a dentist specializes in oral health care. Therefore, the correct answer is pilot.

The correct answer is "exercises" because it matches the present tense of the verb "exercise" with the subject "he." This indicates that the brother currently exercises at night.

The correct answer is "where do you go?" because the question is asking for the location or destination of the person being addressed. The response "To the supermarket" provides the specific place where the person goes.

The correct answer is "there aren't any curtains in the dining room." This sentence is grammatically correct and makes sense. It states that there are no curtains present in the dining room.

The correct answer is "has an exciting - is boring". This is because the first sentence states that a video game designer has an exciting job, indicating that the job itself is exciting. However, in the second sentence, B disagrees and believes that the video game designer's job is boring. This contradicts the first sentence, as B's statement suggests that the job is not exciting.

On Saturdays, Judy gets up at 4:30 in the morning. This means that she wakes up at that time on Saturdays.

The given answer, "What do Brenda and Katie study?" is the correct question that matches the response "Math and science." The question is asking about the subjects that Brenda and Katie study, which is exactly what the response provides.

The correct answer is "a quarter to." This phrase indicates that the time is 15 minutes before the next hour. In this case, it means that the time is 15 minutes before twelve o'clock.

The statement says that Fred is a doctor in a hospital. However, the correct answer is False, which means that Fred is not a doctor in a hospital.

The correct answer is "boring" because the sentence states that Mia doesn't like her job, implying that it is not enjoyable or stimulating.

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The given options are bedrooms, bathrooms, and closets. The question is asking for a possible explanation for the correct answer, which is "bathrooms." One possible explanation could be that when describing a house or an apartment, it is common to mention the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, and closets. Therefore, the correct answer could be the option that fits this pattern, which is "bathrooms."

Robert is described as handsome, which implies that he has attractive physical features. The term "good-looking" aligns with this description, as it specifically refers to someone who is physically attractive. The other options, "friendly" and "serious," do not directly relate to physical appearance and therefore do not accurately describe Robert based on the given information.

The correct answer is "does-have-does." This is because the question is asking if the apartment building has an elevator, so the verb "have" should be used. The first blank should be filled with "does" as it is the auxiliary verb used in questions with the third person singular subject. The second blank should be filled with "have" as it is the base form of the verb used in the present simple tense. The last blank should be filled with "does" to maintain subject-verb agreement.

The question is asking if the person's wife works. The correct answer "does-work" is in the form of a question with the auxiliary verb "does" used to form a question in the present simple tense.

The correct answer is "goes to". This answer implies that Greg goes downtown on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.