Recovery English Exam Units 1 To 4 Ciclo III

The correct answer is False because when someone asks "What's her name?", the appropriate response would be to provide the name of the person being referred to, not the name of someone else.

The correct answer is "Where is the light?" because the Spanish sentence "Donde esta la luz?" directly translates to "Where is the light?" in English. The question is asking for the location of the light source.

The correct answer is "Hay tres naranjas sobre la mesa" because it accurately translates the sentence "There are three oranges on the table." The other options do not correctly translate the word "oranges" and the location "on the table."

The correct answer is "An". In English, we use the article "an" before words that begin with a vowel sound. Since "umbrella" starts with a vowel sound (the "uh" sound), we use "an" before it.

The correct answer is "It´s". In the sentence, the speaker is referring to something that is not a key, but a piece of chalk. "It´s" is the contraction of "it is" and is used to talk about something in the third person singular.

The correct answer is "Is There? - Yes. It is." This is the best option because it correctly matches the question form "Is there?" with the answer "Yes, it is." The other options do not match the question form or do not provide a complete and grammatically correct answer.

The correct answer is "A". In this sentence, we are referring to a general profession or occupation, so we use the indefinite article "a" before the noun "doctor".

The question is asking for the correct word to complete the sentence "_________ is the light? The light is on the ceiling." The word "where" is the correct choice because it is used to ask about the location or position of something. In this case, the question is asking about the location of the light, and the answer states that it is on the ceiling.

The correct answer is "Where are the chairs?" This is the most appropriate way to ask the question in English. The other options are incorrect because they do not follow the correct word order and sentence structure.

The correct answer is "No, We're not." This answer indicates that the person and their family are not from China. The use of "we" suggests that the person is speaking on behalf of themselves and their family.

The correct answer is "On" because when we talk about something being written or displayed on a board, we use the preposition "on".

The correct answer is "Is this an eraser?" This is the correct way to form a question in English, using the subject-verb inversion. The other options do not follow the correct word order for a question.

The correct answer is "like". In this context, "like" is used as a preposition to compare or show similarity between Santa Rosa and a beautiful city. The correct capitalization is "Like" because it is the beginning of a sentence. "LIKE" in all caps is incorrect because it does not follow standard capitalization rules in English.