1.
1. What do you ........................to every day?
Correct Answer
B. Have to
Explanation
The correct answer is "have to". This is because the question is asking about a daily routine or obligation, and "have to" is used to express this. "Has to" is incorrect because it is the third-person singular form and does not match with the subject "you".
2.
My brother .....................help make dinner.
Correct Answer
A. Has to
Explanation
The correct answer is "has to". This is because the sentence is referring to a singular subject, "my brother", which requires the use of "has" as the auxiliary verb. "Has to" indicates that it is necessary or obligatory for my brother to help make dinner.
3.
I take shower 5 days a week. I ..................take shower.
Correct Answer
A. Usually
Explanation
The word "usually" implies that the person takes a shower on a regular basis, specifically 5 days a week. This suggests that taking a shower is a common occurrence for them, indicating a habitual pattern.
4.
I don't like fish and I ..................eat it.
Correct Answer
B. Never
Explanation
The sentence states that the person does not like fish, therefore they never eat it. This implies that the person avoids eating fish completely.
5.
Do extra work to ..............extra money.
Correct Answer
B. Earn
Explanation
The phrase "Do extra work" implies that the person is willing to put in additional effort or take on additional tasks. The word "earn" is the most appropriate choice in this context as it means to receive payment or income in exchange for work or services rendered. Therefore, the correct answer is "earn" because doing extra work is a way to generate extra money.
6.
There are lots of ..............to do at home, hurry up!
Correct Answer
B. Chores
Explanation
The correct answer is "chores" because the statement suggests that there are many tasks or activities to be done at home and the urgency implied by "hurry up" indicates that these tasks are likely responsibilities or household chores that need to be completed promptly.
7.
Sea lions live in ......
Correct Answer
B. Lakes
Explanation
Sea lions do not live in lakes. They are marine mammals that primarily inhabit coastal waters, including rocky shorelines, islands, and beaches. They are adapted to swim and hunt in the ocean, and lakes do not provide the necessary habitat or food sources for sea lions to survive. Therefore, the correct answer is lakes.
8.
Camels live in the ......
Correct Answer
B. Deserts
Explanation
Camels are well-known for their ability to survive in harsh desert environments. They have adapted to the extreme temperatures, lack of water, and sandy terrain found in deserts. Their humps store fat, not water, which helps them endure long periods without food or water. Additionally, camels have long legs and padded feet that allow them to walk on hot sand without sinking. These adaptations make deserts the natural habitat for camels, making the answer "deserts" the correct choice.
9.
Sharks ...... fly.
Correct Answer
B. Can't
Explanation
Sharks cannot fly.
10.
Bears ...... run fast.
Correct Answer
A. Can
11.
It's kind of bird, but it can't fly. It's a ......
Correct Answer
B. Penguin
Explanation
Penguins are birds that have adapted to living in the water and are excellent swimmers, but they cannot fly. They have wings that have evolved into flippers, which they use to navigate through the water rather than to fly in the air. Penguins are known for their distinctive black and white plumage and their ability to dive deep into the ocean to catch fish. They are found in the Southern Hemisphere, particularly in Antarctica, and are well-known for their waddling walk on land.
12.
.............. helps animals to hide and hunt easily.
Correct Answer
A. Camouflage
Explanation
Camouflage refers to the ability of animals to blend in with their surroundings, making it easier for them to hide from predators or sneak up on prey. This natural adaptation allows animals to effectively conceal themselves and increases their chances of survival. By blending in with their environment, animals can remain undetected and have a higher chance of successfully hunting or avoiding being hunted.
13.
When it's cold and snowy. I wear .................. .
Correct Answer
B. Gloves and boots
Explanation
In cold and snowy weather, it is important to keep warm and protect oneself from the elements. Wearing gloves and boots would be the most appropriate choice as they provide insulation and help to keep the hands and feet warm. This ensures that the extremities are protected from the cold and snow, preventing frostbite and discomfort. Wearing boots also helps to provide traction and prevent slipping on the snowy surface.
14.
It ...... sunny yesterday and we went to park.
Correct Answer
A. Was
Explanation
The correct answer is "was" because the sentence is referring to a singular subject "it" and the past tense of the verb "to be" for singular subjects is "was".
15.
It ... snowy and cold so we prefer to stay at home.
Correct Answer
A. Is
Explanation
The correct answer is "is" because the sentence is in the present tense and refers to the current condition of the weather. "Is" is the correct form of the verb to be to match the subject "It."
16.
The year round weather in a place is called ......
Correct Answer
B. Climate
Explanation
Climate refers to the long-term patterns of weather conditions in a particular area. It includes factors such as temperature, precipitation, humidity, and wind patterns. Unlike weather, which can change daily or even hourly, climate represents the average weather conditions over a longer period of time. Therefore, climate is the correct answer to describe the year-round weather in a place.
17.
We can't keep ............ animals at home.
Correct Answer
B. Dangerous
Explanation
Keeping dangerous animals at home can pose a risk to the safety of both the individuals living in the house and the animal itself. These animals may have aggressive tendencies or require specialized care that cannot be provided in a domestic setting. Therefore, it is not advisable to keep dangerous animals as pets.
18.
The opposite of Like...
Correct Answer
B. Hate
Explanation
The opposite of "like" is "hate." While "love" may seem like a plausible opposite, it actually represents a strong positive emotion, which is not the opposite of liking something. "Hate," on the other hand, represents a strong negative emotion and is commonly considered the opposite of liking or having a positive attitude towards something.
19.
The opposite of adult.
Correct Answer
B. Child
Explanation
The opposite of adult is a child, as adults are fully grown and mature, while children are young and still developing physically and mentally.
20.
Hop, helmet... (You know what to do)
Correct Answer
C. Jump, hat
Explanation
The given answer "jump, hat" is the correct one because it follows the pattern of the given pairs. In each pair, the first word is a verb and the second word is a noun. The verb and noun in each pair are also related to each other. In the first pair, "hop" is a verb and "helmet" is a noun, but they are not related. In the second pair, "hat" is a noun and "jump" is a verb, but they are not related. In the third pair, "mild" is a noun and "hat" is a noun, but they are not related. Only in the fourth pair, "jump" is a verb and "hat" is a noun, and they are related as one can wear a hat while jumping.