English Test 9c Escmauxi
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UFC was an.....................
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American Company
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Canadian Company
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Brazilian Company
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Spánish Company
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English Test 9C Escmauxi assesses basic English grammar and language usage. It includes questions on tenses, possessives, and modal verbs, crucial for foundational English proficiency. This quiz is ideal for learners seeking to improve or test their basic English language skills.
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Santa Marta is known as ....................................
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The Pearl of America
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The Diamond of Africa
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The Queen of Asia
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The Emerald of Europe
Correct Answer
A. The Pearl of AmericaExplanation
Santa Marta is known as the Pearl of America because it is a beautiful and picturesque city located on the Caribbean coast of Colombia. Just like a pearl, Santa Marta is a rare and precious gem that attracts tourists with its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and breathtaking natural landscapes. It is also rich in history and culture, making it a valuable destination for travelers seeking a unique and unforgettable experience.Rate this question:
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If he doesn´t study hard.........
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He will pass my exams
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She will pass my exams
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She would pass his exams
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He won´t pass his exams
Correct Answer
A. He won´t pass his examsExplanation
If he doesn't study hard, it implies that he will not put in the necessary effort or time to prepare for his exams. As a result, it is likely that he will fail his exams. Therefore, the correct answer is "He won't pass his exams."Rate this question:
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What are you doing now?
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I am painting my house
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They´re working in a bank
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She is studying maths
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I have been watching TV
Correct Answer
A. I am painting my houseExplanation
The given correct answer, "I am painting my house," indicates that the person speaking is currently engaged in the activity of painting their house. The use of the present continuous tense ("am painting") suggests that the action is happening at the moment of speaking.Rate this question:
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Look at those black clouds. It ........................rain
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Going to
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Are going to
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Will not go to
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Is going to
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A. Is going toExplanation
The correct answer is "is going to." This is because the phrase "Look at those black clouds" suggests that there is a high possibility of rain in the near future. The phrase "is going to" is used to indicate a future event or action that is planned or expected to happen, making it the most suitable choice in this context.Rate this question:
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If you don´t turn off the lights..............
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You won´t save energy
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You will save energy
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You want save energy
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You would save energy
Correct Answer
A. You won´t save energyExplanation
Leaving the lights on results in not saving energy.Rate this question:
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- ........................................?- I am very tired I have worked very hard this weekand and I need a break.
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Who are you?
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How do you do?
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How are you?
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What do you do?
Correct Answer
A. How are you?Explanation
The correct answer is "How are you?" because the person is expressing their exhaustion and need for a break, indicating that they may not be feeling well or are experiencing fatigue. Asking "How are you?" shows concern for their well-being and allows them to express how they are feeling.Rate this question:
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- The train is ....................- this is the third time this week!
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Late again
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Late too!
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Not late
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Lost again
Correct Answer
A. Late againExplanation
The given correct answer is "late again" because the speaker mentions that it is the third time this week, indicating a repeated occurrence of the train being late.Rate this question:
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If I won the lottery ................
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I would not donate money to charity
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I wouldn´t study any more
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I wouldn´t buy a new car
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I would donate money to charity
Correct Answer
A. I would donate money to charityExplanation
The correct answer is "I would donate money to charity" because it is the only statement that aligns with the conditional statement "If I won the lottery." The other statements contradict the idea of winning the lottery by stating that the person would not donate money, study, or buy a new car.Rate this question:
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- have you seen Melissa?- Yes, she has just left. She..................to the bank.
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Have studied
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Has seen
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Have done
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Has gone
Correct Answer
A. Has goneExplanation
The correct answer is "has gone" because the sentence indicates that Melissa has just left. The phrase "has gone" implies that she has left to go somewhere, in this case, to the bank.Rate this question:
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- Is Anne friend of Tom? - Yes, they .................for the same company since 2012
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Have worked
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Will have worked
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Have not worked
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Had worked
Correct Answer
A. Have workedExplanation
The correct answer is "have worked". This is because the question states that Anne and Tom work for the same company since 2012, indicating that they have been working together for a period of time. Therefore, the present perfect tense "have worked" is the most appropriate choice to indicate an action that started in the past and continues up until the present.Rate this question:
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How old are you?
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I am 18 years old
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I have 18 years old
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I have a birthday party
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I had a present for you
Correct Answer
A. I am 18 years oldExplanation
The correct answer is "I am 18 years old" because it directly answers the question about the person's age. The other options do not provide any information about the person's age and are unrelated to the question.Rate this question:
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- If you finish your homework...............
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You have to sleep tonight
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You won´t go to the beach tomorrow
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You will visit the zoo
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You will not pass the math examination
Correct Answer
A. You will visit the zooExplanation
The given answer suggests that if you finish your homework, one of the outcomes is that you will visit the zoo. This implies that completing your homework will result in having free time or fulfilling your responsibilities, allowing you to engage in leisure activities like visiting the zoo.Rate this question:
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How long have you lived in this city?
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You never lived
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Since 2002
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Have you ever been
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Sincerely 2016
Correct Answer
A. Since 2002Explanation
The correct answer is "since 2002" because it implies that the person has been living in the city since that year. The other options do not provide a specific duration of time and therefore do not answer the question accurately.Rate this question:
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- I don´t know who is the owner of this bag.- It isn´t.....
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Hers
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Yours
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Mine
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Myself
Correct Answer
A. MineExplanation
The correct answer is "mine" because the speaker is referring to the bag as belonging to themselves. The pronoun "mine" is used to indicate possession, so the speaker is saying that the bag belongs to them.Rate this question:
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You....................have a dog if you are not prepared to take care of it
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Don´t need to
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shouldn´t
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Must
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Haven´t to
Correct Answer
A. shouldn´tExplanation
The correct answer is "shouldn't". This is because the sentence is expressing a conditional statement - if you are not prepared to take care of a dog, you should not have one. "Shouldn't" is the appropriate modal verb to convey this idea of advisability or recommendation.Rate this question:
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I _____________understand a word the teacher is saying
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Haven´t to
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Wouldn´t
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Don´t
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Should not
Correct Answer
A. Don´tExplanation
The correct answer is "don't". This is because the sentence is in the negative form and is expressing a lack of understanding. "Don't" is the correct contraction of "do not" which is used to form negative statements in English.Rate this question:
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He..........…his new car for two weeks
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Have had
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Has has been
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Is having
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Has had
Correct Answer
A. Has hadExplanation
The sentence is in the present perfect tense, which is used to talk about an action that started in the past and is still ongoing or has just recently finished. The phrase "for two weeks" indicates a duration of time, suggesting that the person has possessed the new car for the past two weeks. Therefore, the correct answer is "has had," as it correctly matches the subject "he" and the tense of the sentence.Rate this question:
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- I went toTokio last year. It´s a modern city. ________________________to Japan?
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Have you ever danced
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Have you ever eaten
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Have you ever been
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Have you ever bought
Correct Answer
A. Have you ever beenExplanation
The correct answer is "Have you ever been." This is because the sentence is asking if the person has ever been to Japan, which is indicated by the phrase "to Japan" at the end of the sentence. The verb "been" is used to indicate visiting or traveling to a place, so it is the most appropriate choice in this context.Rate this question:
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The news _________ that Trump is the new president of the United States
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Send
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Announced
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Spoke to
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Expressed
Correct Answer
A. AnnouncedExplanation
The word "announced" is the correct answer because it accurately conveys the act of making a formal declaration or proclamation. In this context, the news of Trump becoming the new president of the United States is being communicated to the public, which aligns with the meaning of "announced".Rate this question:
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Next vacation ....................visit my grandparents in Chile
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She is going to
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I am going to
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She is going to
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They are going to
Correct Answer
A. I am going toExplanation
The correct answer is "I am going to" because the phrase "Next vacation" suggests that the speaker is talking about their own plans for their upcoming vacation.Rate this question:
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- Did you play volleyball yesterday?yes,.........................................
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You played
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I played basketball yesterday
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You played volleyball yesterday
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I did
Correct Answer
A. I didExplanation
The correct answer is "I did" because it is a short and concise response that confirms that the person did play volleyball yesterday. The other options provided additional information or were not grammatically correct.Rate this question:
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She has worked in this company ........... 6 years.
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Since
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Ever
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During
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For
Correct Answer
A. ForExplanation
The correct answer is "for" because it indicates the duration of time she has worked in the company, which is 6 years. The preposition "for" is commonly used to express the length of time an action has been happening.Rate this question:
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- Excuse me!-Yes Sir?- I .................... like to pay my bill.
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Should
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Would
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Haven´t to
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Must
Correct Answer
A. WouldExplanation
The correct answer is "would" because the sentence is expressing a polite request or desire to pay the bill. "Would" is commonly used to make polite requests in English.Rate this question:
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This morning, I arrived late at the station, so I ........... my train
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Losted
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Passed
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Missed
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Lost
Correct Answer
A. MissedExplanation
The correct answer is "missed". This is because the sentence states that the person arrived late at the station, indicating that they were not able to catch their train. Therefore, "missed" is the appropriate word to use in this context.Rate this question:
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