English 3 Module 1

The word "Which" is the correct answer because it is the appropriate question word to use when comparing two options and asking for a preference or opinion. In this case, the question is asking for a comparison between red and white and the answer is that red is better.

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The correct answer is "I am" because it is the appropriate response to the question "Are you happy?" It indicates that the person is indeed happy.

The correct answer is "In the house" because it directly answers Jean's question about the location of the kids. The other options do not provide information about the kids' whereabouts.

In response to Tony's question, Julie is stating that the notebook in question does not belong to her. Therefore, the correct answer is "No, it isn't."

Greg's response "She's a writer" is the best completion for the sentence because Luis is asking about Junko's occupation. This answer provides a specific and relevant response, indicating that Junko works as a writer.

The correct answer is "Who" because the question is asking for the identity of the person.

The word "When" is the correct answer because it is the appropriate response to the question "___ were you born?" It is asking for the timing or date of the person's birth, and the response "I was born in January 1st, 1999" provides that information.

The question is asking for the subject who has taken the magazine. The correct answer is "Who" because it is the pronoun used to refer to the subject of the sentence. In this case, the subject is "my mother" who has taken the magazine.

The question is asking for the name of the person's brother. The correct answer is "What" because it is a question word used to inquire about someone's name. The person's brother's name is Dzaky.

The question is asking for the location or place where she likes to go today. The answer "Where" is the correct choice as it directly corresponds to the question and is the appropriate interrogative pronoun to use in this context.

The correct answer is "I am" because B is responding to A's question about their health. "I am" indicates that B is confirming that they are sick.

In response to Randy's question about the cleanliness of Maria's room, Maria states "No, it isn't." This answer indicates that Maria's room is not dirty.

Julie is responding to Tony's question about whether the notebook belongs to her. Her response "No, it isn't" indicates that the notebook does not belong to her.

The correct answer is "because" because it indicates a cause-and-effect relationship between the two statements. The first statement ("I haven't seen Boucan beach") suggests that the person has not been to Reunion, which is supported by the second statement ("I've never been to Reunion"). The word "because" explains that the reason for not seeing Boucan beach is the fact that the person has never been to Reunion.

The correct answer is "Who are" because the sentence is asking for the identity of the children. "Who are" is the correct phrase to use when asking about the identity of a group of people.

The correct answer is "Who are". This is because the sentence is asking for the identity of the children, and "Who are" is the correct way to inquire about a person's identity.

The answer "6717 Seaside Circle" is the best completion for the sentence because it directly answers Simon's question about Alice's new address. The other options, "Paris, Texas," "Fifth and Eighth," and "On University Avenue," do not provide a specific address and therefore do not answer the question.

Gary's response "No, it's awful" indicates that the coffee is not good.

The correct answer is "we are" because both individuals are confirming that they are brothers.

Andre's response "She's an actress" suggests that Martina's profession or occupation is that of an actress.

The word "so" is the correct answer because it indicates a cause-and-effect relationship between the speaker not working tomorrow and going to the Cité du Volcan. The speaker is implying that because they are going to the Cité du Volcan, they will not be working tomorrow.

The word "also" is the correct answer because it is used to indicate that the speaker hates both math and physics. It is commonly used to add another item to a list or to show similarity between two things. In this context, "also" is used to express that the speaker's feelings towards math and physics are the same.

The correct answer is "we are." This is because the question is asking if the speaker and the person they are addressing are cousins. In this context, "we" refers to the speaker and the person they are talking to, indicating that they are indeed cousins.

The correct answer is "we're on vacation." This answer provides a response to Paul's question about the purpose of Matt's presence. It indicates that Matt and the speaker are not in the location for business-related reasons but rather for leisure purposes.

Hea-Jin's response indicates that they are not on vacation but rather on a business trip. This suggests that they have come to this location for work-related purposes and not for leisure or personal reasons.

The word "Whose" is the correct answer because it is used to ask about possession or ownership. In this case, the question is asking who the car belongs to, and the answer is "Mr. Sam's."

The correct answer is "No, it's not." This answer is the most appropriate response to the question "Is your city clean?" It indicates that the city is not clean, providing a direct and concise response.

The word "so" is the correct answer because it indicates a cause-and-effect relationship between not having a driving license and having to take the test in Reunion. The person didn't have a driving license, so they had to take the test in Reunion.

The correct answer is "because" because it indicates that the reason for being careful while diving on the RdL is that people drive dangerously.

The question is asking about the reason or purpose behind the action of smelling the flowers. "Are you smelling" is the correct answer because it is in the present continuous tense, suggesting that the action of smelling the flowers is happening at the moment of speaking.

The question is asking for the word that could complete the sentence "________________________ is your home?" The word "where" is the correct answer because it is used to inquire about the location or place of something. "Which" is also a possible answer as it is used to ask for a specific choice or selection among a group of options.

The correct answer is "isn't feeling" because it indicates the present continuous tense, suggesting that Ellie is not currently feeling like going out tonight.

The question asks for the person's identity, and the correct answers are "I am Peter" and "A friend of yours." Both of these answers provide a clear and specific identification of the person. The other options, such as "Thank you, I am fine" or "My sister," do not directly answer the question and are therefore incorrect.

The correct answer is "Whom." In this sentence, "whom" is used as the object of the verb "talked to." When asking about the person someone talked to on the telephone, "whom" is the appropriate pronoun to use.

The question is asking for the identity of the person who met "you" at the airport. Out of all the options given, "Who" is the only one that directly addresses the question and seeks to know the person's name or identity. The other options do not provide relevant information in response to the question.

The correct answer is "When" and "What time". These options are appropriate for asking about the starting time of a train. "When" is a general question word that asks for the specific time or date of an event, while "What time" is a more specific question that specifically asks for the hour or time at which something will occur.

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The given answer includes all the possible responses to the question "How much money have you got?" Each statement represents a different scenario or condition related to the amount of money the person has. The answer covers all possibilities, including having $10, not having any money, having spent all the money the previous day, having only a credit card, being poor at the moment, and having some money but not much.

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The correct answer is "I often get up before 6, but sometimes after 8." and "It changes from day to day." These answers provide a clear response to the question "When do you usually get up in the morning?" They indicate that the person's waking up time varies, sometimes being before 6 and other times after 8, and that it changes on a daily basis.

The given answer options provide different modes of transportation to go to school. "On foot" means walking, "by bus" means using a bus, "by train" means using a train, and "by tram" means using a tram. All of these options are valid ways to commute to school. However, "with car" and "by feet" are incorrect phrases. The correct phrase is "by car" instead of "with car," and "on foot" instead of "by feet."

The question is asking about the manner or circumstances in which the person works, such as the location (where), the time (when), the quantity (how much), the frequency (how often), and the reason (why). Therefore, the correct answers are "Where, When, How much, How often, Why."