ARC 3 Final - MS. Mohammadzadeh
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ARC 3 Final - Ms. Mohammadzadeh's quiz evaluates English language skills through listening comprehension and grammar. It assesses understanding of spoken English, age-related contexts, and basic conversational responses in daily scenarios.
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Mark is going to be _____ .
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13 years old
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30 years old
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33 years old
Correct Answer
A. 13 years oldExplanation
Based on the information provided, Mark is going to be 13 years old.Rate this question:
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They’re going to have a party on _____ .
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Friday
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Saturday
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Sunday
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A. SaturdayExplanation
The correct answer is Saturday because the sentence states that they are going to have a party, implying a future event. Since the options are days of the week, Saturday is the most common day for parties and social events, making it the most likely choice.Rate this question:
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They’re going to _____ at the party.
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Dance
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Sing songs
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Watch television
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A. Sing songsExplanation
The correct answer is "sing songs" because it is a common activity at parties where people gather and enjoy music by singing along. Dancing and watching television are also possible activities at a party, but the given context specifically mentions singing songs.Rate this question:
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Tom: What do we need for breakfast? Lisa: Let’s see. We need _____________ cereal.
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A
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An
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Some
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Any
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A. SomeExplanation
In this conversation, Lisa is suggesting that they need a certain type of cereal for breakfast. The word "some" is used to indicate an unspecified quantity of cereal. It implies that they need at least a small amount of cereal for breakfast, but the exact amount is not specified.Rate this question:
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Tom: Do we have _____________ eggs? Lisa: No, we don’t. Let’s get _____________ .
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A - some
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Any - any
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Some - some
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Any - some
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A. Any - someExplanation
In the conversation, Tom asks if they have any eggs, indicating that he is open to having either some or any eggs. Lisa responds by saying they don't have any eggs, suggesting that they don't have a specific quantity in mind. She then suggests getting some eggs, indicating that they are now considering obtaining a specific quantity of eggs. Therefore, the correct answer is "any - some".Rate this question:
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Tom: And do we have any fruit? Lisa: Well, we don’t need a lot. Let’s buy _____________ orange and _____________ banana.
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An - a
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Some - any
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Some - some
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An - an
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A. An - aExplanation
In this conversation, Lisa is suggesting that they buy a small amount of fruit. She specifies that they should buy "an orange" and "a banana." The use of "an" before "orange" is correct because "orange" starts with a vowel sound. Similarly, the use of "a" before "banana" is correct because "banana" starts with a consonant sound.Rate this question:
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Unscramble the questions: "(you / for / lunch / what / usually / do / drink)"
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What do you usually drink for lunch?
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What do usually you drink for lunch?
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What you do usually drink for lunch?
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A. What do you usually drink for lunch?Explanation
The correct answer is "What do you usually drink for lunch?" This is the correct sentence structure for asking a question in English, with the subject "you" followed by the auxiliary verb "do" and then the main verb "drink." The adverb "usually" is placed before the main verb.Rate this question:
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Unscramble the questions: "(ever / family / have / for / fish / breakfast / your / do)"
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Do your family ever have fish for breakfast?
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Do your family have ever fish for breakfast?
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Do your family ever haven't fish for breakfast?
Correct Answer
A. Do your family ever have fish for breakfast?Explanation
The correct answer is "Do your family ever have fish for breakfast?" This sentence is grammatically correct and makes sense in the context of the question. It is asking if the person's family ever eats fish for breakfast.Rate this question:
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A: _____________________ ? (sports / play) B: I play soccer and tennis.
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When do you play sport?
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What sport do you play?
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Where sport do you play?
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A. What sport do you play?Explanation
The correct answer is "what sport do you play?" because it directly asks about the specific sport that person B plays. The other options are not grammatically correct or do not ask about the sport being played.Rate this question:
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A: _________________________________ ? (play / soccer) B: I play soccer with my school team.
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Who does you play sports with?
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How do you play sports?
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Who do you play sports with?
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A. Who do you play sports with?Explanation
The correct answer is "Who do you play sports with?" This question is asking about the person or people with whom the speaker plays sports. In response, person B states that they play soccer with their school team.Rate this question:
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A: _______________________________ ? (your team / practice) B: We practice five days a week.
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Who does your team practices with?
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How often does your team practices ?
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Where does your team practices?
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A. How often does your team practices ?Explanation
The answer "how often does your team practice?" is correct because it is grammatically correct and matches the question structure. The verb "practice" is used in the correct form to match the subject "your team." The other options have grammatical errors such as using the wrong verb form or incorrect subject-verb agreement.Rate this question:
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A: Can you _____________ ? B: Yes, I _____________ . I’m good at winter sports
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Can't - fix a car
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Can - snowbaored
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Can - tell good jokes
Correct Answer
A. Can - snowbaoredExplanation
The correct answer is "can - snowboard". This is because person A is asking if person B is able to do something, and person B responds by saying that they can do it and that they are good at winter sports, specifically snowboarding.Rate this question:
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A: _____________ Carlos _____________ ? B: Yes, he can . He’s a very good cook
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Can - bake a cake
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Is - bake a cake
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Does - bake a cake
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A. Can - bake a cakeExplanation
The correct answer is "can - bake a cake" because it matches the question structure and implies that Carlos has the ability to bake a cake. The response "Yes, he can" confirms that Carlos is capable of baking a cake and adds that he is a very good cook.Rate this question:
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Are we going to work this weekend?
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No, she’s not. She’s going to go to a party.
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Yes, he is. He’s going to visit his parents.
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No, we’re not. We’re going to relax.
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A. No, we’re not. We’re going to relax.Explanation
The correct answer is "No, we're not. We're going to relax." This answer is supported by the statement "No, we're not. We're going to relax." which directly states that the speaker and the person they are referring to will not be working this weekend. Instead, they plan to relax.Rate this question:
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Are they going to cook dinner?
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No, she’s not. She’s going to go to a party.
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Yes, they are. They’re going to make pasta.
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Yes, I am. I’m going to go swimming.
Correct Answer
A. Yes, they are. They’re going to make pasta.Explanation
The correct answer is "Yes, they are. They're going to make pasta." The question asks if "they" are going to cook dinner, and the answer states that "they" are indeed going to make pasta. This answer aligns with the question and provides a specific response indicating that cooking dinner will involve making pasta.Rate this question:
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Is Pam going to go on a picnic this weekend?
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No, she’s not. She’s going to go to a party.
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Yes, they are. They’re going to make pasta
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No, it’s not. It’s going to be sunny.
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A. No, she’s not. She’s going to go to a party.Explanation
The correct answer is "No, she's not. She's going to go to a party." This answer is correct because it directly addresses the question and states that Pam is not going on a picnic this weekend. Instead, she has plans to go to a party.Rate this question:
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A: _____________________________ ? B: Next winter? We’re going to go to Aruba.
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Where are you going next winter?
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Where are you going to go next winter?
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Where are you going go next winter?
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A. Where are you going to go next winter?Explanation
The correct answer is "Where are you going to go next winter?" This question is asking about the speaker's plans for the upcoming winter. The use of "going to go" indicates future plans, and "next winter" specifies the timeframe.Rate this question:
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A: Great! ______________________________________________________________ ? B: We’re going to go on January 21st.
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When are you going to go?
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How are you going to go?
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What time are you going to go?
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A. When are you going to go?Explanation
The correct answer is "when are you going to go?" because person B states that they are going to go on January 21st. The question is asking for the specific time or date of their planned trip.Rate this question:
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A: I have a headache. B: _____________ these pills with some water
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Drink
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Feel
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Take
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A. TakeExplanation
In response to person A's statement about having a headache, person B suggests taking pills. "Take" is the appropriate verb to use in this context as it implies the action of ingesting the pills to alleviate the headache.Rate this question:
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A: What’s the matter? B: I don’t feel well. I _____________ a stomachache.
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Feel
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Have
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Hurt
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A. HaveExplanation
The correct answer is "have" because when someone says "I don't feel well," it implies that they are experiencing a certain condition or symptom. In this case, the speaker is indicating that they have a stomachache. The verb "have" is commonly used to express possession or experience of a particular condition or feeling.Rate this question:
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A: How do you feel today? B: Not so good. My eyes are dry, and they _____________ .
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Use
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Feel
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Hurt
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A. HurtExplanation
B's response indicates that their eyes are experiencing discomfort or pain. The word "hurt" accurately describes this sensation.Rate this question:
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What classes can you take?
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Language classes
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Furniture design
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French cooking
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Sculpting
Correct Answer
A. Language classesExplanation
The given options suggest various classes that one can take, including language classes, furniture design, French cooking, and sculpting. However, the correct answer is "language classes" as it is the only option that is mentioned first and is not followed by any other classes.Rate this question:
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What sports can you play or do?
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Soccer
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Tennis
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Golf
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Swimming
Correct Answer
A. SwimmingExplanation
Swimming is a sport that can be played or done. It involves using the body to move through water and can be done competitively or recreationally. It is a popular sport worldwide and offers various benefits such as cardiovascular fitness, muscle strength, and improved coordination.Rate this question:
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When is the community center open?
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9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M.
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Every day
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8:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M
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Monday to Friday
Correct Answer
A. 8:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.MExplanation
The community center is open from 8:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. on Monday to Friday. This means that on weekdays, the community center is open for a longer duration compared to weekends.Rate this question:
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