Level 3 Unit 1 Quiz

In the given context, the person is responding to a statement or question that is not provided. However, based on the given response "Yes, I am," it can be inferred that the person is confirming or agreeing with something that was previously mentioned or asked. The missing statement or question could be something like "Are you a student?" or "Do you attend classes regularly?"

The answer suggests that the person who sat down at the table is making a comment about the food in the school cafeteria. They are expressing their opinion that the food is not bad. This response acknowledges and agrees with their statement.

The correct answer is "Does your sister go out a lot?". This is because the question is asking about the frequency of the sister going out. The correct form of the question is "Does + subject + verb + adverb?" in this case "Does your sister + go out + a lot?". The second option is a repetition of the correct answer.

The correct answer is "So, do you know Susan well?" This question is the most appropriate and relevant to the context of being at Susan's party and meeting someone new. It shows an interest in the person's relationship with Susan and allows for further conversation about their connection and interaction with the host.

The correct answer is "No, she doesn't.,No, she doesn´t." This is because the statement "She likes to stay home" is contradicted by the response "No, she doesn't." and its repetition "No, she doesn´t." This indicates that the person being referred to does not enjoy staying at home.

The correct answer is "in a bookstore." This suggests that the man's job is located within a bookstore. The phrase "part time" and "as a teacher" are irrelevant as they do not provide information about the man's place of work.

Bill can't eat chocolate because he may have an allergy or intolerance to it.

The correct answer is "an hour from school." This suggests that the woman's job is located at a distance of one hour from the school.

The correct answer is "Do your parents live near here?" This is because the question is asking about the location of the person's parents in relation to the current location. The word "do" is used to form a question in the present tense, and "near here" indicates that the person is asking if the parents live close by. The repetition of the sentence is likely a mistake or a formatting error.

The given answer "Yes, they do" is a statement that affirms the previous statement "They live nearby." It implies that the individuals being referred to in the previous statement indeed live nearby.

The given answer is correct because it is a grammatically correct and complete sentence that is formed as a question. It follows the subject-verb-object structure and uses the correct word order. Additionally, it uses the appropriate question word "do" to ask about the existence of sisters.

The correct answer is "No, I don't.,No, I don´t." This is because the question is asking for a response that contradicts the statement "But I have a brother." Both options "No, I don't." and "No, I don´t." provide a negative response, indicating that the speaker does not have a brother, which contradicts the initial statement.

The given answer "Where are your parents from?" is correct because it directly responds to the question "Where are your parents from?" It is a grammatically correct and complete sentence that asks about the origin or nationality of someone's parents.

The given question states "_______ lives in Brazil." and provides two options, Maria and Paulo. Since the question is asking for the name of the person who lives in Brazil, the correct answer is Paulo.

The given answer "How do you get to school?" is the correct answer because it directly responds to the question asked in the prompt. The prompt asks "How do you get to school?" and the answer given is a rephrased version of the question, indicating that the person takes the bus to get to school.

The correct answer is "mother and brother." This answer suggests that Maria lives with her mother and brother. The other option, "parents and brother," implies that Maria has more than one parent, which is not specified in the question. Therefore, the most accurate answer is that Maria lives with her mother and brother.

The given question is asking about the timing of doing homework. The correct answer "In the evenings" provides a specific time frame for when the person does their homework.

Maria is not a sports fan because it is stated in the question. The options given are "an animal lover" and "a sports fan," and the question asks for the correct answer, which is "a sports fan." Therefore, the statement implies that Maria does not have an interest in sports.

The correct answer is "watches" because the question is asking about Maria's habit of watching TV. The verb "watches" is the correct form to use when referring to someone's regular activity or habit.

The given answer "What do you do for fun?" is the correct answer because it directly responds to the question being asked. The question asks about what the person does for fun, and the answer provided states that the person plays sports. This answer aligns with the question and provides a specific activity that the person enjoys doing for fun.

The correct answer is "Maria's brother" because the question is asking who loves dessert, and the only option given is Maria's brother. Since there is no other information provided about anyone else's preference for dessert, we can infer that Maria's brother is the one who loves dessert.

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The answer provided repeats the original question, "What does your brother do on Saturdays?" This indicates that the person is asking for information about the brother's activities on Saturdays.

The given answer "are at a birthday party" is correct because it provides a logical completion to the sentence. The sentence is asking for information about Bill and Charly, and the most appropriate response would be to state their current location or activity, which is being at a birthday party. The other options provided, such as "work together" or "are in high school together," do not directly answer the question and are not supported by the given information.

The correct answer is "I do too." This is because the phrase "I do too" indicates agreement with the statement "I love baseball." The phrase "Me either" would indicate disagreement or a lack of love for baseball, making it an incorrect answer.

The correct answer is "Hi. What's your name?" because it is the appropriate response to the new student's greeting. It shows politeness and interest in getting to know the person. The other options, "Are you a teacher?" and "Do you have a lot of friends?" are unrelated and not suitable for the situation.

The correct answer is "Are you a part time student?" because the question is asking if the person being addressed is a student who attends school on a part-time basis.

The correct answer is "I can't either" because it matches the negative statement "I can't speak Russian" made in the initial sentence. The phrase "I can too" contradicts the original statement, while "I can't either" agrees with it by expressing the same inability to speak Russian.

The correct answer is "Me either" because it is a common colloquial phrase used to express agreement or similarity with someone else's statement. In this context, both speakers are indicating that they also do not like to shop.

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The phrase "Me too" is the correct answer because it is a common colloquial response used to express agreement or similarity with a previous statement. In this context, the person is indicating that they also come from a big family, thus aligning themselves with the speaker.