Unit 6 Revision Grade8
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Sam is terrified........ flying.
This quiz is designed for Grade 8 students to test their knowledge of English grammar, specifically focusing on the correct use of prepositions and adjectives in sentences.
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We are worried .......... the exam.
Explanation
The word "about" is the correct answer because it is used to express concern or worry in this context. It is commonly used to indicate that someone is anxious or troubled about something, in this case, the exam. By choosing "about," it accurately completes the sentence and conveys the intended meaning.Rate this question:
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Are you interested........... biology? I can give you some books.
Explanation
The word "in" is the correct answer because it completes the sentence and makes it grammatically correct. The sentence asks if the person is interested in biology, and the word "in" is necessary to indicate that interest. Without it, the sentence would be incomplete and unclear.Rate this question:
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The game is really ............ I am sleepy.
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Bored
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Boring
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Excited
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Tired
Correct Answer
A. BoringExplanation
The correct answer is "boring". This is because the sentence states that the game is making the speaker feel sleepy, indicating that it is not engaging or interesting. "Bored" is an adjective that describes the feeling of being uninterested or lacking excitement, which fits the context of the sentence. "Excited" and "tired" are not appropriate choices as they do not align with the given information.Rate this question:
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The kids were really ........... about the game.
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Tire
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Excite
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Excited
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Exciting
Correct Answer
A. ExcitedExplanation
The correct answer is "excited". In this sentence, the word "excited" is used to describe the kids' feelings towards the game. It indicates that they were enthusiastic, eager, or thrilled about it.Rate this question:
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Superstitions are:
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beliefs in fate, luck or magic.
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Supernatural forces.
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true stories
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Dreams that come true.
Correct Answer
A. beliefs in fate, luck or magic.Explanation
Superstitions are beliefs in fate, luck, or magic. They are irrational beliefs that certain actions or objects can bring good or bad luck. Superstitions often involve rituals or behaviors that are believed to influence future events or outcomes. These beliefs are not based on evidence or rational thinking, but rather on tradition, culture, or personal experiences. Superstitions vary across different cultures and can be deeply ingrained in society. They can provide a sense of control or comfort in uncertain situations, even though they have no scientific basis.Rate this question:
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All superstitions are modern.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
many of them are based on old habits and beliefs.Rate this question:
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What is the opposite of silly?
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Unsuccessful
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Sensible
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Dangerous
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Smart
Correct Answer
A. SensibleExplanation
The opposite of silly is sensible because silly means lacking in seriousness or intelligence, while sensible means having or showing good sense or judgment. Therefore, sensible is the opposite of silly as it represents being serious and intelligent.Rate this question:
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Mum .......... be upset if we mess up the room.
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Was
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Going to
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Will
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Is
Correct Answer
A. WillExplanation
The word "will" is the correct answer because it indicates a future action. It suggests that in the future, if we mess up the room, Mum will be upset.Rate this question:
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If Nader............... the truth, I........... help him.
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Told........ will
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Tell.......... will
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Tells....... would
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Tells..... will
Correct Answer
A. Tells..... willExplanation
The correct answer is "tells..... will". In conditional sentences, we use the present tense after "if" to refer to a possible future event. Therefore, if Nader tells the truth (possible future event), I will help him.Rate this question:
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I.......... lie again if you believe me this time.
Correct Answer
won'tExplanation
The correct answer is "won't." The sentence suggests that the speaker has lied before and is assuring the listener that they will not lie again, even if the listener chooses to believe them this time. The word "won't" indicates a future action of not lying.Rate this question:
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People that have grown up with easy access to digital information and communication technologies.
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Virtual friends
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Social media sites
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The digital generation
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Followers
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A. The digital generationExplanation
The term "the digital generation" refers to people who have grown up in a time where digital information and communication technologies are easily accessible. This generation is characterized by their familiarity and comfort with using social media sites and forming virtual friendships. The answer choice "the digital generation" accurately captures the essence of individuals who have been shaped by the prevalence of digital technologies in their lives.Rate this question:
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If we get Skype, we .........(not pay) much for our phones.
Correct Answer
won't payExplanation
If we have Skype, we won't have to pay much for our phones. Skype is a communication platform that allows users to make voice and video calls over the internet. By using Skype, we can make calls to other Skype users for free or at a lower cost compared to traditional phone calls. Therefore, if we have Skype, we won't need to pay a significant amount for our phone bills.Rate this question:
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