English Quiz Number 1

The correct answer is "My name is Nong Nat" because it is the only grammatically correct sentence that provides a clear and concise response to the question. The other options either have incorrect grammar or do not directly answer the question.

The correct answer is "I am twenty three years old" because it uses the correct subject-verb agreement ("I am") and the correct plural form of "years" to match the number ("twenty three").

The correct answer is "do" because the question is asking about the action or occupation of the person's father. The word "do" is commonly used to inquire about someone's job or profession.

The given statement suggests that SRU students are very smart. This means that the majority or all of the students at SRU possess high intelligence or academic abilities. Without any further information or context, it is difficult to determine the accuracy of this statement. However, based solely on the given information, the answer "True" indicates agreement with the statement that SRU students are indeed very smart.

The statement suggests that Ajarn Jeff is the most handsome teacher at Rajabhat University. Since there is no additional information or context provided, we can assume that the answer is subjective and based on personal opinion. Therefore, the answer "True" indicates that the person answering the question believes that Ajarn Jeff is indeed the most handsome teacher at Rajabhat University.

The correct answer is "My favourite singer is James Blunt." This answer clearly states the person's favorite singer, which is James Blunt. The other options either have incorrect grammar or do not provide a complete sentence.

The correct answer is "No, I don't." This is because the question asks if the person likes to drink beer, and the correct response is to negate the statement and indicate that they do not like to drink beer.

The correct answer is "I am from Laos" because it is the grammatically correct and natural way to express one's nationality and place of origin. The other options either have incorrect verb tenses or do not include the necessary preposition "from."

The given correct answer is "don't". This implies that the person does not like Julia Roberts, despite liking Angelina Jolie. The use of "don't" indicates a negative sentiment towards Julia Roberts, contrasting with the positive sentiment towards Angelina Jolie.

The correct answer is "I am Thai" because it follows the correct sentence structure and uses the appropriate verb form "am" for the first person singular pronoun "I". Additionally, "Thai" is the correct nationality term for someone from Thailand.

The correct answer is "I live in Bangkung in Suratthani." This is the correct answer because when indicating the location of where someone lives, it is most commonly expressed using the preposition "in." Therefore, the correct sentence structure is "I live in [place]." The other options, using "at" or "on," are not appropriate in this context.

The correct answer is "I am a teacher" because it uses the correct subject-verb agreement. The pronoun "I" is the first person singular form, and it agrees with the verb "am" in the present tense. Additionally, the noun "teacher" is used correctly to describe the person's occupation.

The correct answer is "I like to eat Tod Man Plaa." This answer is correct because it matches with the given options and follows the correct grammatical structure. The other options have errors in subject-verb agreement or incorrect verb forms.

The correct answer is "I teach English at Suratthani Rajabaht University." This answer provides a specific and detailed response to the question by stating the speaker's profession, the subject they teach, and the specific institution they work at. The other options are either too vague or do not provide enough information to fully answer the question.

The correct answer is "I go swimming and play computer games." This answer is grammatically correct and uses the appropriate verb forms. The other options contain errors such as incorrect verb forms ("I goes swimming") and missing articles ("I swimming").