Pretest 2 Pre-intermediate1(Ket): Reading And Writing

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The correct answer is "main" because when someone goes to a zoo, the main entrance is usually the most common and convenient place to get off the bus. It is the primary entrance that most visitors use to access the zoo.

The lions were sleeping under a tree because it was very hot.

Tim put some biscuits and an apple in a bag for his lunch.

The correct answer is "Yes, of course" because it directly responds to the question and indicates that the person can indeed have a sandwich.

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The word "took" is the correct answer because it is the past tense form of the verb "take". In this context, it implies that Tim captured or obtained some photos of the elephants. The word "put" does not fit the sentence as it does not convey the action of capturing photos. Similarly, the word "made" does not make sense in this context as it does not describe the action of taking photos.

The word "could" suggests a possibility or ability to do something. It implies that there is a chance or option available for the action to happen. In this context, without further information, "could" indicates that there is a potential for the action to occur, but it is not certain or guaranteed.

The word "faster" is the comparative form of the adjective "fast," indicating a higher degree of speed than the base form. "Fastest" is the superlative form, indicating the highest degree of speed among multiple things or individuals. Therefore, "faster" is the correct answer as it represents a comparison between two things or individuals in terms of speed.

The phrase "We are from London" is a statement indicating the speaker's origin. The responses "Not at all" and "Yes, please" do not directly relate to the statement. However, the response "How interesting" suggests curiosity or intrigue towards the fact that the speaker is from London.

The correct answer is "was" because it is the past tense form of the verb "to be" and agrees with the subject of the sentence.

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Based on the given information, the speaker believes that the watch belongs to Dave. This can be inferred from the statement "I think it's Dave's." The speaker's belief is based on the context of the conversation and possibly some visual cues or previous knowledge about Dave's watch.

The correct answer is "It doesn't matter." This response suggests that the person is not concerned or upset about the plate being broken, indicating that it is not a significant issue.

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The correct answer is "bought." This is the past tense form of the verb "buy." It is used to indicate that someone purchased something in the past.

The statement "The geese returned to Canada in the spring" is correct because it states that the geese returned to Canada specifically in the spring. This implies that the geese left Canada at some point and then came back during the spring season.

The given statement implies that the speaker does not want to receive any money at the current moment.

The given answer, "And is there a garage?" is correct because it is the only question that specifically asks about the presence of a garage. The other questions inquire about the number of bedrooms, the price, the possibility of visiting, the proximity of a bus stop, the presence of a garden, and the number of beds. Only the question about a garage directly asks if there is one.

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The correct answer is "A few." This indicates that there were a small number of people in the cafe. "Not much" and "A little" are not appropriate phrases to describe the number of people in a cafe.

The correct answer is "Does it have a garden?" because the previous questions in the conversation are all related to the features and amenities of the flat, such as the number of bedrooms, bus stop nearby, and the presence of a garage. Therefore, it is logical to ask if the flat has a garden as well.

The given statement says that Bill carried the geese in his plane. However, the word "wrong" indicates that this statement is not correct. Therefore, the correct answer is wrong.

The article states that Bill Lishman is a farmer, so the statement is correct.

The statement "Bill stayed in Virginia all winter" is incorrect because it contradicts the fact that Bill stayed in Virginia during the entire winter season.

Ben asks "That's right, how much is it?" in response to Ann stating that the rent for the flat is 300 pounds a month. Ben is confirming the price of the flat.

The question asks for a word to complete the phrase "in ___". The correct answer is "in" itself, as it is the missing word.

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The given statement "This was Bill's first visit to Virginia" does not provide enough information to determine whether it is right or wrong. It simply states that it was Bill's first visit to Virginia, but it doesn't mention any specific details or reasons to confirm or deny the statement. Therefore, the answer is "Doesn't say" as it cannot be determined based on the given information.

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The correct answer is "there". "There" is used to indicate a place or location. In this context, it is the appropriate word to use to refer to a specific location or position.

The correct answer is Renshaw. The student is requesting a book called "Understanding Science" and the question asks for the surname of the writer. The note does not provide the first name of the writer, but it does mention the surname "Renshaw". Therefore, Renshaw is the correct answer for the surname of the writer.

The given statement states that Bill wanted the geese to stay at his home for the winter. However, the answer is "Wrong" because there is no information provided in the statement about whether Bill wanted the geese to stay or not. Therefore, it cannot be determined whether Bill wanted the geese to stay at his home for the winter or not based on the given statement.

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The correct answer is "daughter". The question states that if your child is a girl, she is this. The word "daughter" fits the given condition and has 8 letters. The other options provided are variations of the correct answer, with different capitalizations and spellings.

The correct answer is "How many bedrooms does it have?" because it directly addresses the question about the number of bedrooms in the flat. The other options either ask about the price, the possibility of visiting, the location of a bus stop, the presence of a garden, the number of beds, or the availability of a garage, which are not relevant to the original question.

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The correct answer is "ife" because it is the correct spelling of the word that means the person a man is married to. "IFE" and "WIFE" are incorrect spellings as they are not recognized words in the English language. "ife" is repeated twice in the answer options, but it is still the correct answer.

The word that fits the blank and matches the given definition is "aunt". It is the correct answer because an aunt is a person's father's sister. The variations in capitalization (UNT, AUNT) are also acceptable as they still represent the correct word.

The answer is 10 April because it is the specific date mentioned in the question. The question asks for the desired date to receive the book, and the given response matches that request.

The word "on" is used to indicate a position or location, while the word "from" is used to indicate the starting point of something. Both "on" and "from" are prepositions that are commonly used to show a relationship between two things. In this case, the correct answer is "on, from" because both prepositions are used to show different relationships in different contexts.

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The given statement "Bill lives with his parents" does not provide any information about whether it is right or wrong. It simply states a fact about Bill's living arrangement without indicating if it is true or false. Therefore, the answer is "Doesn't say" as the statement does not provide enough information to determine its accuracy.