Unit 1 Evaluation English Level 3

The correct response is "I do too" because it shows agreement with the statement "I love baseball." The phrase "I do too" indicates that the person also loves baseball, mirroring the sentiment expressed in the original statement. The other option, "Me either," is grammatically incorrect and does not convey agreement.

The correct answer is "Me too" because it is a response that indicates agreement with the statement "I'm from a big family." This response suggests that the person speaking also comes from a big family.

The correct answer is "Me either" because it is a common colloquial way of expressing agreement with someone's statement or preference. In this context, the speaker is saying that they also do not like to shop.

The given correct answer "I can't either" is an appropriate response to the statement "I can't speak Russian." It implies that the person speaking also cannot speak Russian, indicating a shared inability to speak the language.

Bill can't eat chocolate because he may have a food allergy or intolerance to it. It could cause him to have an allergic reaction or digestive issues.

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Maria watches a lot of TV because the statement "Maria watches a lot of TV" is contradictory to the statement "Maria doesn't watch a lot of TV". Therefore, the correct answer is that Maria watches a lot of TV.

The given correct answer states that Maria lives with her mother and brother. This means that Maria's parents are not living together or Maria's father is not present in their household.

The correct answer is "an hour from school" because it indicates that the woman's job is located at a distance of one hour from the school. This suggests that she works at a different place that is not nearby the school but still within a reasonable commuting distance.

Bill and Charlie are at a birthday party. This can be inferred from the context of the conversation, which takes place at a friend's apartment. The mention of a birthday party suggests that Bill and Charlie are attending this event together.

The given answer suggests that Maria's brother also loves dessert, based on the information provided in the statement. It can be inferred that both Maria and her brother share a common liking for desserts.

The correct answer is "The food's not bad here, huh?" because it is a response that acknowledges the statement made by the person sitting at your table. It shows that you are engaging in conversation and expressing your opinion about the food in the cafeteria.

The given statements indicate that Maria does not have an interest in animals and sports. The answer states that Maria is not a sports fan, which aligns with the information provided. However, there is no information given about whether Maria is an animal lover or not, so we cannot definitively say that she is not.

The given information states that both Maria and Paulo live in Brazil. Therefore, the correct answer is that Paulo lives in Brazil.

In the given conversation, the man's occupation is mentioned. It is stated that he works "in a book store." Therefore, the correct answer is "in a book store."

The given correct answer is a response to the question "What's your favorite food?" or "What is your favorite food?". The person stating "I love pizza" is expressing their preference for pizza as their favorite food.

This is the correct answer because it accurately rephrases the given question "Do you have any sisters?" by rearranging the words in the correct order.

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The correct answer is "Hi. What's your name?" because it is a friendly and polite way to start a conversation with a new student. It shows interest in getting to know them and allows for further conversation to develop.

The correct answer is "So, do you know Susan well?" This is the most appropriate question to ask at a party when meeting someone new because it shows interest in the person's relationship with the host, Susan. It allows for further conversation about Susan and potentially opens up opportunities to learn more about the party and the people attending.

This answer is correct because it correctly rephrases the given question "Do you go out a lot?" into a question form, using the subject "your sister" instead of "you". Additionally, it maintains the correct word order and includes the phrase "a lot" to accurately reflect the original question.

The given answer is correct. It is a question asking about the location of the person's parents. The word order and structure of the sentence are appropriate, with the subject "your parents" followed by the verb "live" and the adverb "near here." The question is formed by starting with the auxiliary verb "do" and inverting the subject and the verb.

The given correct answer is the correct question formed by putting the words in the correct order. It follows the structure of a question by starting with the auxiliary verb "are", followed by the subject "you", then the adjective "part-time", and finally the noun "student". The question is asking if the person being addressed is a student who is studying part-time.

The correct answer is the rephrased question "What does your brother do on Saturdays?" The original question is incomplete and does not make sense as it is missing the verb and the question mark. The answer provides the correct question structure by including the subject "your brother," the verb "do," and the time reference "on Saturdays."

The correct answer to the question "When do you do your homework?" is "In the evenings." This suggests that the person does their homework during the evening hours.

The given answer perfectly matches the question "Where are your parents from?" The answer provides the information that "They are from Greece," which directly answers the question about the origin of the person's parents.

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