English 4 Ordinary Test

The statement "Everyone on board survived the plane crash" indicates that all the individuals who were on the plane at the time of the crash managed to survive. This means that no fatalities occurred as a result of the crash. Therefore, the correct answer is True.

The given statement "Paramedics arrived first at the scene" is not true. The correct answer is false, indicating that paramedics did not arrive first at the scene.

The statement says that Sam Jordan has two sisters, but there is no information provided about the number of sisters Sam Jordan actually has. Therefore, we cannot conclude that the statement is true. Hence, the correct answer is false.

The statement suggests that the passengers in question belonged to the same family. This means that they are likely related to each other, such as being parents, siblings, or other close relatives. Therefore, the correct answer is true, indicating that the passengers were indeed from the same family.

The statement "The pilot had difficulty landing" is true. This suggests that the pilot faced challenges or obstacles while attempting to land the aircraft. It could be due to various factors such as bad weather conditions, technical issues with the aircraft, or any other unforeseen circumstances that made the landing process difficult for the pilot.

He's had that MP3 player for four years. ( The word "for" is used to indicate the duration of time that he has had the MP3 player.)

We've already seen an amazing new film! ( The word "already" suggests that the action of seeing the film has happened before the present moment.)

Vicky has just written her new blog post. ( The word "just" indicates that the action of writing the blog post has happened very recently.)

I've known Matthew since I was four. ( The word "since" is used to indicate the starting point of the action of knowing Matthew.)

They haven't played any songs yet. ( The word "yet" suggests that the action of playing songs has not happened up to the present moment.)

The verb "design" is in the past simple form because it refers to an action that happened last week. The verb "speak" is in the present perfect form because it indicates a continuous action that started in the past and is still ongoing. The verb "make" is in the past simple form because it refers to a specific action that Jackie did when she lived in London. The verb "have" is in the present perfect form because it indicates a state that started in the past and is still ongoing. The verb "visit" is in the past simple form because it refers to an action that happened when "we" were in Mexico.

1. We're not sure why it's not working; there might be a problem with the battery.
2. I don't recognize this email address; I think it could be junk mail.
3. That jacket could be Richard's; his is much bigger.
4. Look at all the shopping bags Jessie has! She must have been on a shopping spree.

In the first sentence, "might" and "could" are used to express uncertainty about the problem with the battery. In the second sentence, "could" is used to suggest the possibility that the email is junk mail. In the third sentence, "might" is used to suggest the possibility that the jacket belongs to Richard. In the fourth sentence, "must" is used to indicate a strong deduction that Jessie went on a shopping spree based on the number of shopping bags she has.

1. When you want to know how much data you can check it here.
2. Andy could write computer code when he was only 11.
3. We had to do a project on phishing scams last week. I learned a lot!
4. You mustn't tell anyone your password; it's very important to keep it private.
5. If you want to use this website, you have to register first.
6. We don't have to rush for the train because there's another one in 10 minutes.

If you don't listen to me, you won't understand. This is an example of a first conditional sentence, which is used to talk about a possible future condition and its probable result. In this case, the condition is not listening to me, and the result is not understanding.

When you do voluntary work, you give your time, but you don't get paid. If you prioritize, it means you do the most important things first. It's important to work hard, but also to enjoy yourself. You need to find a balance. To meet a deadline, you have to finish everything on time. When you finish university and pass all your final exams, you get a degree on graduation day. You could make lists, which means writing down all the things you want to do. If you study abroad, you go to a college or school in a different country. When you get into the habit of doing certain things at certain times, you develop a routine.

The problem had already started before anyone noticed. When Harry broke his leg, he hadn't been in the hospital before. Had they already left the house when the storm started? I had already opened the letter before he told me it was private. She had read about the hurricane before she went to New Orleans.

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The correct phrases to fill in the blanks are "I’m not going to", "I’ll be backpacking", "we’ll be leaving", "we’re going to stop", "we’ll spend", "we won’t be leaving", "we’ll go", "the flight leaves", "I might change". The context of the passage suggests that the author will not be writing any new blog posts until September because they will be backpacking in Thailand with their friends during August. They mention that they will be leaving London in a few days and will be stopping in Germany on the way. They plan to spend a few hours in Frankfurt but won't be leaving the airport. They mention that they will go straight to their hotel once they land in Bangkok and will be exhausted. They also mention that the flight to the small island leaves at 7am and they might consider changing to a later flight.

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The correct answer is the first option: "There is no doubt that people would definitely be happier if they didn’t worry so much." This is because the original sentence expresses certainty about the fact that people would be happier if they didn't worry. The word "maybe" in the other options introduces doubt or uncertainty, which contradicts the meaning of the original sentence.

The Jordan family was going to Bristol because they were attending their cousin's wedding. The accident was caused by bad weather. The pilot and co-pilot suffered head injuries. Sam Jordan was afraid that the plane would catch fire. The family will not receive compensation because the father, Brian Jordan, stated that they would not be asking for any compensation.

The given answer correctly transforms the active sentences into passive sentences. It uses the correct form of the verb "have been seen" to indicate that the strange flying objects were seen by hundreds of people. The verb "were taken" is used to show that the two drivers were taken to the hospital. The phrase "will be caught" is used to indicate that the police will catch the bank robber in the future. The question form "Is homework given" is used to ask if teachers give homework at school. The phrase "are being destroyed" is used to show that three houses are currently being destroyed by a fire. The phrase "has not been given" is used to indicate that nobody has given permission at work.

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