English Quiz For Intermediate School

The most suitable choice to complete the sentence is "help". The phrase "Can I help you?" is a common greeting used to offer assistance or support to someone. In this context, the speaker is asking if they can provide any assistance or help to the person they are addressing.

Tariq and Hani had to wait in the street because they were very early. This is evident from the sentence "they were very early. the zoo was closed so they have to wait in the street for 50 minutes."

The statement says "they saw six monkeys sleeping in their cages." However, it does not specify who "they" refers to. Without this information, we cannot determine the accuracy of the statement. Therefore, the correct answer is False as we cannot confirm the truth of the statement.

The letter (c) is pronounced (s) in the word "car" and "city". In both words, the letter (c) is followed by a vowel sound, which usually results in the (s) sound.

The correct answer is "dirty" because the statement mentions that the hotel room was not clean. This implies that the room was unclean or had dirt and mess, making it dirty.

The visit to the zoo was enjoyable because the person had a good time and found it interesting and entertaining.

This question is testing the understanding of vocabulary related to different activities. The word "safari" refers to a journey or expedition, typically to observe animals in their natural habitat. In the given sentence, Huda went "on safari" which means she went on a trip to see animals in the wild. The other options, such as "trekking," "on beach," and "sightseeing," do not convey the same meaning as the sentence suggests.

The given statement "we have an apple pie for dessert, it was lovely" indicates that the apple pie was enjoyed as a sweet treat after the main course. Therefore, the correct answer is "dessert."

The correct answer is 9 o'clock in the morning. The question is asking about the time they went to the zoo. Since it mentions "9 o'clock," it implies that they went in the morning. The other options, such as "9 o'clock in the evening," "10 pm," and "half past twelve," all indicate times in the evening or night, which contradicts the given information. Therefore, the only plausible choice is 9 o'clock in the morning.

The correct answer is "much". This is because the question is asking about the price or cost of the room, and "much" is the appropriate word to use when discussing the amount of money something costs.

The statement is false because it states that Hani tried to bring food because his brother, Tariq was hungry. However, there is no evidence or indication in the statement that Hani actually attempted to bring food.

The letter "r" is pronounced in the word "raw" because it is a consonant sound that is pronounced by vibrating the vocal cords and allowing the air to pass through the mouth without any obstruction. In the word "raw," the letter "r" is at the beginning of the word and is pronounced by making a slight trill or tap of the tongue against the roof of the mouth.

Tariq and his brother Hani went to the zoo.

The statement "it was very cold when Tariq and Hani visited the zoo" is not mentioned in the given question, so we cannot determine whether it is true or false. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

In the word "cat," the letter (c) is pronounced (k). This is because in English, when the letter (c) is followed by the vowel (a), (o), or (u), it is usually pronounced as (k). In the word "cat," the letter (c) is followed by the vowel (a), so it is pronounced as (k).

The correct answer is "volunteer" because the sentence suggests that the person is going to work without receiving any money, which aligns with the concept of volunteering where individuals offer their services without expecting payment.

The correct answer is "in". In this sentence, the word "in" is used to indicate the location or placement of the favorite photographs. It suggests that the photographs are physically inside or contained within the album.

In the word "stopped", the letter (d) is pronounced as (t). This is because when the letter (d) is followed by the letter (p), it is pronounced as (t). This rule applies in this case, where the (d) in "stopped" is pronounced as (t).

The statement "A-thirty-six dinars per night" is not clear and does not make sense. Therefore, the correct answer is False as the statement is not true.

The word "hot" is the correct answer because it completes the sentence "The weather was very..." and accurately describes the temperature.

The correct answer is "room" because the sentence is asking for a specific item or service, and out of the given options, "room" is the most appropriate choice.

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The correct answer is "True" because the question is asking about the duration or length of time that the person wants the room for. By answering "True," it indicates that the person does want the room for a specific length of time.

The correct answer is "are writing" because the sentence is in the present continuous tense, which is used to describe actions happening at the present moment. In this case, the action of writing in English is happening right now.

The correct answer is "speaks" because when using the present simple tense in the third person singular (he, she, it), we add an -s to the base form of the verb. In this case, the base form of the verb "speak" is used with the pronoun "Ali," which is the third person singular. Therefore, the correct form is "speaks."

The given sentence is in the future tense and requires the use of "will" to indicate a future action. Therefore, the correct form of the verb "read" in this context is "will read."

The given sentence is in the present simple tense and is negative. In order to make a negative sentence in present simple tense, we need to use the auxiliary verb "do" in its negative form "don't" before the main verb. Therefore, the correct answer is "don't".

The correct answer is "doesn't". In this sentence, the verb "clean" is in the present tense, and when forming a negative sentence in the present tense with the third-person singular subject (she), we use "doesn't" before the verb. Therefore, "doesn't" is the correct form to complete the negative sentence.