Final Test Pre-intermediate 1 Reading 2017
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Key English Test for Schools
Questions and Answers
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Read the article about Esther.Choose the answer A, B or C.
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Read the article about air travel. Choose the best word for each space. A HISTORY OF AIR TRAVEL In 1783, the two brothers built ...THE... first balloon ta take people into the air. One hundred and twenty years later, in 1903, the Wright brothers built the first plane with an engine and ...31... in it. This was ...32... the United States. Then, in 1918, the US Post Office began the first airmail service. Aeroplanes changed a ...33... in the next thirty years. Then, in the 1950s, aeroplanes became much ...34... because they had jet engines. In 1976, Concorde was built in th UK and France. It is the fastest passenger plane in the world and it ...35... fly at 2500 kilometers an hour, so the journey ...36... London to New York is only four hours. Today, millions of people travel ...37... aeroplane and it is difficult to think of a world without ...38...
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Reading and Writing l Part 1Which notice says this? Choose the right notice to the picture.
- A.
Not all drivers can stop here.
- B.
Children cannot come here in the evening.
- C.
Drivers must be careful.
- D.
Not everyone can make a call from here.
- E.
Only adults have to pay here.
- F.
No one of the notices
Correct Answer
B. Children cannot come here in the evening.Explanation
The correct answer is "Children cannot come here in the evening." because it specifically mentions that children are not allowed in the area during the evening. This notice is likely posted in a place where children may be present, indicating that it is important for them to stay away during certain hours. The other notices do not mention anything about children or specific time restrictions.Rate this question:
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Reading and Writing l Part 2Read the sentences about a swimming pool. Choose the best word for each space.Everyone must ............ the shower before they go in the water.
- A.
Do
- B.
Make
- C.
Take
Correct Answer
C. TakeExplanation
In this sentence, the word "take" is the best choice because it is commonly used when referring to using a shower. "Do" and "make" do not fit in the context of using a shower before going in the water. Therefore, "take" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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There are changing rooms for ............ with young children.
- A.
Brothers
- B.
Parents
- C.
Cousins
Correct Answer
B. ParentsExplanation
The correct answer is parents. The sentence suggests that there are changing rooms specifically for parents who are accompanied by young children. This implies that the changing rooms are designed to cater to the needs of parents who may need to change their children's clothes or diapers.Rate this question:
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Please ............ to take a towel with you to the pool.
- A.
Know
- B.
Understand
- C.
Remember
Correct Answer
C. RememberExplanation
The word "remember" is the correct answer because it implies the action of recalling information or instructions that were previously given. In this context, it is important to remember to take a towel with you to the pool, indicating that it is something that you should not forget to do.Rate this question:
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If you are ............, you can get a drink in the snack bar upstairs.
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Dirty
- B.
Thirsty
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Wet
Correct Answer
B. ThirstyExplanation
If you are thirsty, it means that you are feeling the need or desire to drink something. In this context, if you are thirsty, it implies that you are in need of a drink, and therefore you can get one in the snack bar upstairs.Rate this question:
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In the afternoon there are swimming classes for children of all ............
- A.
Ages
- B.
Lessons
- C.
Pupils
Correct Answer
A. AgesExplanation
The correct answer is "ages" because the sentence indicates that there are swimming classes available for children of all ages in the afternoon. This implies that children of different age groups can participate in the swimming classes.Rate this question:
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Reading and Writing l Part 3Complete the five conversations. John is going to London. - ...
- A.
Often?
- B.
Yesterday?
- C.
By train?
Correct Answer
C. By train?Explanation
The question is asking how John is going to London. The correct answer is "By train?" because it is a possible mode of transportation for John to travel to London. The other options, "Often?" and "Yesterday?" do not make sense in the context of the question.Rate this question:
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When do you study? - ...
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At school.
- B.
In the evening.
- C.
In the library.
Correct Answer
B. In the evening.Explanation
The question asks about the time when the person studies. The options provided are "At school," "In the evening," and "In the library." Out of these options, "In the evening" is the most suitable answer as it indicates a specific time period when studying takes place. "At school" could imply studying during school hours, but it does not specify a particular time. "In the library" suggests a location for studying, but it does not indicate a specific time. Therefore, "In the evening" is the best choice as it directly answers the question about the timing of studying.Rate this question:
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Do you like my new shoes?
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Where did you buy them?
- B.
How long are they?
- C.
Would you like them?
Correct Answer
A. Where did you buy them?Explanation
The given correct answer, "Where did you buy them?" is a response to the question "Do you like my new shoes?" It shows that the person is interested in knowing where the shoes were purchased, indicating a potential interest in buying the same or similar shoes.Rate this question:
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Be careful. - ...
- A.
Thank you.
- B.
I will.
- C.
What a pity!
Correct Answer
B. I will.Explanation
The correct answer is "I will" because it is the appropriate response to the statement "Be careful." The phrase "I will" indicates that the person acknowledges the warning and intends to follow it. It shows a sense of responsibility and willingness to act upon the advice given.Rate this question:
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I hate basketball.
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You are, too.
- B.
It can, too.
- C.
I do, too.
Correct Answer
C. I do, too.Explanation
The correct answer is "I do, too." This is because the phrase "I do, too" is the appropriate response to the statement "I hate basketball." It indicates agreement with the speaker's dislike for basketball.Rate this question:
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Complete the telephone conversation between two friends. What does David say to Sarah?Sarah: Hello, David. How are you? David: Fine thanks. And you?Sarah: I'm tired. I went to see a late film last night.David: ...Sarah: That one with Brad Pitt, the American actor.
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Perhaps I'll go next weekend.
- B.
Are the tickets expensive there?
- C.
Oh, what did you see?
- D.
Do you think, I'd like it?
- E.
Is the city center far?
- F.
Yes, it was really good. Which cinema did you go to?
- G.
You should go to bed early.
Correct Answer
C. Oh, what did you see?Explanation
David asks Sarah, "Oh, what did you see?" This question is a response to Sarah mentioning that she went to see a late film last night. David is curious to know which film Sarah watched, showing an interest in her experience.Rate this question:
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Why did Aunt Flory give Esther some money?
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Esther asked for it.
- B.
Esther's friends needed it.
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It was a present.
Correct Answer
C. It was a present.Explanation
Aunt Flory gave Esther some money as a present. This suggests that Aunt Flory wanted to give Esther a gift, without any specific reason mentioned in the question.Rate this question:
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After she left school, Esther...
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Went to college.
- B.
Started her own business.
- C.
Worked for her aunt.
Correct Answer
B. Started her own business.Explanation
The correct answer is "started her own business." This can be inferred from the phrase "After she left school," which suggests that Esther took a different path after completing her education. Out of the given options, starting her own business is the most logical choice as it indicates a new venture or career path that Esther embarked on after leaving school.Rate this question:
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Why did Esther make jam?
- A.
She liked to eat it.
- B.
She had a lot of fruit.
- C.
She wanted to make money.
Correct Answer
C. She wanted to make money.Explanation
Esther made jam because she wanted to make money. This is evident from the given options where it is mentioned that she liked to eat it and had a lot of fruit, but the option "She wanted to make money" indicates a clear motive behind her action. Making jam can be a profitable venture as it can be sold or used for commercial purposes. Therefore, the most logical explanation is that Esther made jam with the intention of earning money.Rate this question:
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When Esther left school, her parents wanted her to...
- A.
Go to college.
- B.
Be a businesswoman.
- C.
Work in a market.
Correct Answer
A. Go to college.Explanation
The correct answer is go to college. This can be inferred from the fact that her parents wanted her to do something after leaving school, and going to college is a common choice for further education after completing high school.Rate this question:
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Esther sold orange juice to...
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The local market.
- B.
A school.
- C.
Her friends.
Correct Answer
B. A school.Explanation
Esther sold orange juice to a school. This can be inferred because the question states that Esther sold orange juice, and out of the three options given, selling to a school is the most logical choice. Schools often provide beverages to their students, and orange juice is a popular choice due to its nutritional value. Selling to the local market or her friends may also be possible, but the context of the question suggests that selling to a school is the most appropriate answer.Rate this question:
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After two years, Esther...
- A.
Paid people to help her.
- B.
Worked in a supermarket.
- C.
Opened a shop.
Correct Answer
A. Paid people to help her.Explanation
After two years, Esther had likely achieved a certain level of success or growth in her business or personal endeavors, which allowed her to afford hiring people to assist her. This suggests that she had enough financial stability and workload to justify paying others to help her with her tasks or responsibilities.Rate this question:
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Esther's parents were happy because Esther...
- A.
Cooked for them.
- B.
Was busy.
- C.
Had a good business.
Correct Answer
C. Had a good business.Explanation
Esther's parents were happy because she had a good business. This suggests that Esther's business was successful and profitable, which likely brought financial stability and prosperity to her and her family. This would naturally make her parents happy and proud of her accomplishments.Rate this question:
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...
- A.
Fly
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Flown
- C.
Flew
Correct Answer
C. Flew -
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...
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In
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At
- C.
Through
Correct Answer
A. InExplanation
The correct answer is "in". This preposition is used to indicate location or position within a specific area or space. It suggests that something is contained or enclosed within a certain place or object.Rate this question:
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...
- A.
Lot
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Many
- C.
Few
Correct Answer
A. LotExplanation
The correct answer is "lot". This suggests that there is a large quantity or number of something. It implies that there is a significant amount or abundance of whatever is being referred to.Rate this question:
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...
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Fast
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Faster
- C.
Fastest
Correct Answer
B. Faster -
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...
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Must
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Should
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Can
Correct Answer
C. CanExplanation
The word "can" indicates the ability or possibility of doing something. It suggests that the action is optional and not mandatory. In contrast, "must" implies a requirement or obligation, while "should" suggests a recommendation or suggestion. Therefore, "can" is the most suitable option when there is a choice or flexibility in performing the action.Rate this question:
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...
- A.
Between
- B.
From
- C.
Of
Correct Answer
B. FromExplanation
The word "from" is used to indicate the starting point or origin of something. It implies a movement or transition away from a certain place or time. In this context, "from" suggests that the answer is referring to the source or origin of something, rather than a location or possession.Rate this question:
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...
- A.
With
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On
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By
Correct Answer
C. ByExplanation
The word "by" is used to indicate the means or method of doing something. It shows that someone or something is the agent performing the action. In this context, "by" implies that the action is being done or accomplished through the efforts or actions of a specific person or thing.Rate this question:
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...
- A.
Them
- B.
Their
- C.
They
Correct Answer
A. ThemExplanation
The correct answer is "them." This is because "them" is the objective pronoun used to refer to a group of people or things as the object of a verb or preposition. In this case, "them" is the correct pronoun to use when referring to a group of people or things.Rate this question:
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Reading and Writing l Part 6Read the descriptions of some holiday words. What is the word for each one?The first letter is already there. There is one space for each other letter in the word. Write the whole word.If you want a room in a hotel, you can phone and do this first. b _ _ _
Correct Answer
book - 31.
When you arrive at a hotel or a campsite you go here first. r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Correct Answer
receptionExplanation
When you arrive at a hotel or a campsite, the first place you go to is the reception. The reception is where you check in, get your room or campsite assigned, and receive any necessary information or assistance for your stay.Rate this question:
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You sleep inside this on a campsite. t _ _ _
Correct Answer
tentExplanation
A tent is a portable shelter that is commonly used for camping. It provides protection from the elements while sleeping outdoors. The given clue "You sleep inside this on a campsite" suggests that the answer is a camping-related item. The word "tent" fits the given clue and is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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This kind of hotel room is for two people. d _ _ _ _ _
Correct Answer
doubleExplanation
The given correct answer "double" is an explanation for the statement "This kind of hotel room is for two people." The word "double" is commonly used in the hotel industry to refer to a room that is designed to accommodate two people.Rate this question:
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You go here to enjoy the sun and swim in the sea. b _ _ _ _
Correct Answer
beachExplanation
The given correct answer for this question is "beach". The question states that you go to this place to enjoy the sun and swim in the sea. The word "beach" perfectly fits this description as it is a popular destination for people to relax, sunbathe, and take a dip in the ocean.Rate this question:
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Reading and Writing l Part 7Complete these letters. Write ONE word for each space.Dear Sir,I lost my bag on a train ________ week.
Correct Answer
last, thisExplanation
The correct answer is "last, this". The person is referring to a specific week in the past when they lost their bag on a train. They are writing the letter in the present, so they use "this" to refer to the current week.Rate this question:
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I was on the 8.30 a.m. train to Cambridge ________ 10th May.
Correct Answer
onExplanation
The word "on" is the correct answer because it indicates the specific date when the speaker was on the train. The sentence structure suggests that the speaker is referring to a particular day, and "on" is the preposition commonly used to indicate a specific date.Rate this question:
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It is ________ large blue bag and my name ________ written on the outside.
Correct Answer
a
is, wasExplanation
The correct answer is "a, is, was". The sentence is describing a large blue bag and stating that the speaker's name is written on the outside. The word "a" is used to indicate that the bag is one of many, "is" is used to describe the current state of the bag being large and blue, and "was" is used to indicate that the speaker's name was previously written on the outside of the bag.Rate this question:
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________ you found this bag?
Correct Answer
have, HaveExplanation
The question is asking about the subject of the sentence, which is the word that should be placed in the blank. The word "have" is used as the subject in the first part of the sentence, indicating that it should be in the blank. Additionally, the word "Have" is capitalized, suggesting that it is the correct choice for the second part of the sentence.Rate this question:
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Dear Ms. Johnson,I ________ pleased to tell ________ that we have your bag here
Correct Answer
am, 'm
youExplanation
The correct answer is "am, 'm, you". In the given sentence, the speaker is expressing their pleasure in informing Ms. Johnson that they have her bag. The word "am" is used to indicate that the speaker is pleased, while "'m" is a contraction of "I am". The word "you" is used to refer to Ms. Johnson.Rate this question:
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The office ________ at 9 a.m. and closes at 6 p.m. every day.
Correct Answer
opensExplanation
The sentence is discussing the schedule of the office, stating that it starts its operations at 9 a.m. and ends at 6 p.m. every day. The missing word should be a verb that describes the action of the office at the beginning of the day, and "opens" fits perfectly in this context.Rate this question:
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Which notice says this? Choose the right notice to the picture.
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Not all drivers can stop here.
- B.
Children cannot come here in the evening.
- C.
Drivers must be careful.
- D.
Not everyone can make a call from here.
- E.
Only adults have to pay here.
- F.
No one of the notices.
Correct Answer
D. Not everyone can make a call from here.Explanation
The correct answer is "Not everyone can make a call from here." This notice is likely found near a phone booth or a designated area where only certain individuals are allowed to make phone calls. It implies that there are restrictions on who can use the phone, suggesting that not everyone has access to it.Rate this question:
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Which notice says this? Choose the right notice to the picture.
- A.
Not all drivers can stop here.
- B.
Children cannot come here in the evening.
- C.
Drivers must be careful.
- D.
Not everyone can make a call from here.
- E.
Only adults have to pay here.
- F.
No one of the notices.
Correct Answer
F. No one of the notices. -
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Which notice says this? Choose the right notice to the picture.
- A.
Not all drivers can stop here.
- B.
Children cannot come here in the evening.
- C.
Drivers must be careful.
- D.
Not everyone can make a call from here.
- E.
Only adults have to pay here.
- F.
No one of the notices.
Correct Answer
F. No one of the notices. -
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Which notice says this? Choose the right notice to the picture.
- A.
Not all drivers can stop here.
- B.
Children cannot come here in the evening.
- C.
Drivers must be careful.
- D.
Not everyone can make a call from here.
- E.
Only adults have to pay here.
- F.
No one of the notices.
Correct Answer
F. No one of the notices. -
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Which notice says this? Choose the right notice to the picture.
- A.
Not all drivers can stop here.
- B.
Children cannot come here in the evening.
- C.
Drivers must be careful.
- D.
Not everyone can make a call from here.
- E.
Only adults have to pay here.
- F.
No one of the notices.
Correct Answer
E. Only adults have to pay here.Explanation
The correct answer is "Only adults have to pay here." This notice is the correct answer because it is the only one that is related to payment. The other notices mention restrictions on stopping, children entering, driver caution, and making phone calls, but none of them mention payment except for the notice about only adults having to pay.Rate this question:
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Which notice says this? Choose the right notice to the picture.
- A.
Not all drivers can stop here.
- B.
Children cannot come here in the evening.
- C.
Drivers must be careful.
- D.
Not everyone can make a call from here.
- E.
Only adults have to pay here.
- F.
No one of the notices.
Correct Answer
A. Not all drivers can stop here.Explanation
The correct answer is "Not all drivers can stop here." This notice indicates that there are certain drivers who are not allowed to stop at this location. It implies that there may be restrictions or limitations on who can park or halt their vehicles in this area.Rate this question:
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Which notice says this? Choose the right notice to the picture.
- A.
Not all drivers can stop here.
- B.
Children cannot come here in the evening.
- C.
Drivers must be careful.
- D.
Not everyone can make a call from here.
- E.
Only adults have to pay here.
- F.
No one of the notices.
Correct Answer
C. Drivers must be careful.Explanation
The correct answer is "Drivers must be careful." This notice is the most relevant to the picture because it emphasizes the need for caution while driving. The other notices mention restrictions or rules that do not directly relate to driving, such as children not being allowed in the area, only adults having to pay, and not everyone being able to make a call. Therefore, the notice that instructs drivers to be careful is the most appropriate choice.Rate this question:
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David:...Sarah: I think so. You liked his last film, didn't you?
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Perhaps I'll go next weekend.
- B.
Are the tickets expensive there?
- C.
Oh, what did you see?
- D.
Do you think, I'd like it?
- E.
Is the city center far?
- F.
Yes, it was really good. Which cinema did you go to?
- G.
You should go to bed early.
Correct Answer
D. Do you think, I'd like it?Explanation
The correct answer is "Do you think, I'd like it?" because Sarah is referring to a film that David saw and enjoyed, and she is asking for his opinion on whether she would also like it.Rate this question:
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David: ....Sarah: The new one in the city centre.
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Perhaps I'll go next weekend.
- B.
Are the tickets expensive there?
- C.
Oh, what did you see?
- D.
Do you think, I'd like it?
- E.
Is the city center far?
- F.
Yes, it was really good. Which cinema did you go to?
- G.
You should go to bed early.
Correct Answer
F. Yes, it was really good. Which cinema did you go to?Explanation
The answer "Yes, it was really good. Which cinema did you go to?" is the correct answer because it directly responds to David's statement about seeing a movie. Sarah confirms that the movie was good and asks which cinema David went to, showing interest in his experience. This response is relevant to the conversation and continues the discussion about the movie.Rate this question:
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David: ...Sarah: Well, I hope, you like it.
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Perhaps I'll go next weekend.
- B.
Are the tickets expensive there?
- C.
Oh, what did you see?
- D.
Do you think, I'd like it?
- E.
Is the city center far?
- F.
Yes, it was really good. Which cinema did you go to?
- G.
You should go to bed early.
Correct Answer
A. Perhaps I'll go next weekend.Explanation
The correct answer is "Perhaps I'll go next weekend." This answer is the most appropriate response to David's statement. It shows that the speaker is considering the possibility of going to the same place next weekend.Rate this question:
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