Insight Intermediate Unit 8 Reading And Use Of English

The given correct answer is "True" because the sentence implies that Tim regrets not putting in more effort in school. The use of the word "wishes" indicates a sense of longing or desire for a different outcome, suggesting that Tim believes working harder at school would have been beneficial.

During the warmer months, Tim can be found working in a village. This suggests that Tim is likely involved in some kind of seasonal work or activity that takes place specifically during the warmer months. This answer implies that Tim is actively engaged in work in the village during this time, indicating that the statement is true.

The text does not provide any information about Tim Darby's job, so it cannot be determined whether he has a typical job or not. Therefore, the answer is false.

The correct answer is "a shouldn't". This is because "shouldn't" is the negative form of "should", indicating that something is not advisable or recommended. The other options do not convey the same meaning. "Wouldn't" refers to a hypothetical situation, "haven't" is the present perfect tense and does not fit the context, and "needn't" suggests that something is not necessary but does not imply that it is not advisable.

The statement suggests that Tim has already learned everything there is to know about his job. However, it is unlikely that anyone can claim to know everything about their job, as there is always room for growth, learning new skills, and adapting to changes in the industry. Therefore, the correct answer is "False."

The statement states that Tim works in lots of different places throughout the year. However, the correct answer is "False" which means that the statement is not true. This implies that Tim does not work in lots of different places throughout the year.

The correct answer is "a tell" because the verb "tell" is in its base form, which is used after the auxiliary verb "will" to form the future tense. In this case, "will" is not present, so the base form "tell" is the correct choice.

The statement "Tim left school approximately two years ago" is false. This means that Tim did not leave school approximately two years ago.

Tim prefers the work he does in the summer to the work he does in the winter. The correct answer is False. This means that Tim does not prefer the work he does in the summer over the work he does in the winter. It could be that Tim enjoys the work he does in the winter more or that he has a preference for the type of work or activities that are typically associated with the winter season.

Roof thatch can indeed be made from different raw materials such as straw, reeds, grass, or palm leaves. Therefore, the statement "Roof thatch can be made from different raw materials" is true, not false.

The correct answer is "b have" because it is the correct verb form to use with the subject "a." "Have" is the plural form of the verb "to have," which agrees with the plural subject "a."

The statement suggests that Tim does not enjoy being outside in his job.

The correct answer is "b make" because it is the only option that fits grammatically with the sentence fragment "a do". "Make" is a verb that can be used to indicate the act of creating or producing something, which makes sense in the context of the sentence. The other options, "do", "get", and "have" do not fit grammatically or contextually with the sentence fragment.

Putting a thatched roof on a new house is not more difficult than putting it on an old house. This is because a new house would typically have a more stable structure and a roof that is better suited for the installation of a thatched roof. Additionally, the process of installing a thatched roof is generally the same regardless of whether it is a new or old house. Therefore, the statement is false.

The question is asking for a body part that is commonly associated with the term "hand". The options provided are foot, hand, face, and head. Among these options, the term "hand" is the correct answer as it is specifically mentioned in the question.

"Ought to" is used to express moral obligation or duty. In this context, it implies that there is a strong recommendation or suggestion to do something. It suggests that it is the right thing to do, although it is not mandatory. Therefore, "ought to" is the correct answer as it best fits the given context.

The correct answer is "c making" because it is the present participle form of the verb "make". In this context, "making" is used to indicate the ongoing action of making something. The other options, "a make", "b made", and "d to making", are not grammatically correct or appropriate in this sentence.

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The correct answer is "c don't act". This is because the sentence is in the present tense, so the correct verb form to use with the subject "I" is "don't act". The other options are in the past tense or use incorrect verb forms.

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