Mid Term Test Dca 1

The question is asking if Kate has a sister. The correct answer is "does" because it is used to form a question in the present tense. The second blank is also "does" because it is used to confirm that Kate does have a sister. The third blank is "is" because it is used to introduce the name of Kate's sister, which is Anna.

In this conversation, person A is asking person B about the identity of a man. Person B responds by saying that the man is not their brother, but rather their best friend. The correct answer fills in the blanks with the verb "is" to indicate the existence or identity of the man. The use of "is not" and "isn't" in the last blank emphasizes that the man is not the brother of person B.

The blanks in the conversation are filled with pronouns that refer to different people and things. "You" is used to refer to the person being addressed, "your" is used to indicate possession by the person being addressed, "my" is used to indicate possession by the speaker, "he" is used to refer to the brother of the person being addressed, "their" is used to indicate possession by the roommates, "it is" or "it's" is used to refer to the apartment, "his" is used to indicate possession by one of the roommates, "they are" or "they're" is used to indicate the occupation of the roommates, "she is" or "she's" is used to refer to Aunt Jane, "her" is used to indicate possession by Aunt Jane, "we" is used to refer to the speaker and their family members, and "our" is used to indicate possession by the speaker and their family members.

Mike asks Judy if she has a large family. Judy responds by saying that she only has one older sister named Marcia and they are good friends. When Mike asks what Marcia is like, Judy says that she is great. Marcia always gives her good advice and sometimes calls just to chat. Therefore, the correct answers are family, older, friend, advice, and chat, as they all fit into the context of the conversation between Mike and Judy.

The correct answer is "are, I am not, I'm not, I ain't." In this conversation, person A asks where person B is from, and person B responds by saying "No, I am not from Surabaya. I am from Tegal." The word "are" is used to complete the question, and the phrases "I am not," "I'm not," and "I ain't" are all acceptable ways to say "No, I am not."

In the conversation, Jeff asks Sue what she likes to do in her free time. Sue responds by saying she enjoys reading and finds it relaxing. Jeff then shares his preference for talking on the phone and chatting online with friends, as it allows him to keep in touch with friends and meet new people. Therefore, the correct answers are "free" because reading is an activity that can be done in one's free time, "relaxing" because Sue finds reading to be a relaxing activity, and "meet" because Jeff believes talking on the phone and chatting online allows him to meet new people.

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Jim mentions that his roommates are "a bit noisy" but he doesn't mind it, indicating that he is comfortable with the noise they make. He also mentions that he is "never lonely," suggesting that he enjoys their company and doesn't feel isolated or alone. Lastly, when asked if they do many things together, Jim mentions that they sometimes cook dinner or go to the movies, implying that going to the movies is one of the activities they enjoy as a group.

The question is asking what Miko and Doni do, and the answer states that they are accountants. The word "do" is used to ask about their profession or job, and the word "are" is used to describe their occupation as accountants.