Super Minds 6. Unit 6
Questions and Answers
- 1.
A strong table at which manual work is done by a carpenter.
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orkbench, workbenchRate this question:
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А metal tool with a shaped end, used to turn bolts.
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spanner, pannerRate this question:
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A tool, manual or powered, for turning (driving or removing) screws.
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screwdriver, crewdriverRate this question:
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A tool consisting of a piece of metal that is fixed onto the end of a long, thin, wooden handle, used for hitting things
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hammer, ammerRate this question:
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Something you push to operate a doorbell, electric lamp, etc. or to select or activate a function on an electronic device.
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button, uttonRate this question:
- 6.
Can you tell me...
- A.
What the drill does?
- B.
What does the drill do?
- C.
What does the drill?
Correct Answer
A. What the drill does?Explanation
The correct answer is "what the drill does?" This question is asking for information about the function or purpose of the drill. It is seeking to understand the actions or tasks that the drill is capable of performing.Rate this question:
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- 7.
We haven't got ... paint for this table.
- A.
Too many
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Too much
- C.
Enough
Correct Answer
C. EnoughExplanation
The phrase "We haven't got enough paint for this table" implies that there is an insufficient amount of paint available for the table. This suggests that the correct answer is "enough," as it indicates that there is not an adequate or satisfactory quantity of paint. The other options, "too many" and "too much," would imply an excessive amount of paint, which contradicts the given statement.Rate this question:
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- 8.
I'm sorry, I can't come, I've got ...things to do.
- A.
Too much
- B.
Too many
- C.
Enough
Correct Answer
B. Too manyExplanation
The correct answer is "too many" because the sentence is referring to having a large number of things to do. "Too much" would be used if the sentence referred to having a large amount of something, such as too much work or too much time. "Enough" would imply that the person has an adequate amount of things to do and does not need to do any more.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Can you tell me ...
- A.
What the lever is for?
- B.
What is the lever for?
- C.
What the lever for is?
Correct Answer
A. What the lever is for?Explanation
The correct answer is "what the lever is for?" This is the correct question structure for asking about the purpose or function of the lever. The word order in this question follows the pattern of "wh-" question formation, where the question word "what" is followed by the subject "the lever" and the verb "is." The preposition "for" is used to indicate the purpose or intended use of the lever.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Now we've got...to finish our work.
- A.
Too many nails
- B.
Enough nails
- C.
Not enough nails
Correct Answer
B. Enough nailsExplanation
The phrase "enough nails" indicates that there are an adequate number of nails available to complete the work. This implies that there are neither too few nor too many nails, but just the right amount to finish the task at hand.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Read the sentences about Pete and choose the best word for each space.Pete fixes computers. He uses lots of different...in his work.
- A.
Instruments
- B.
Tools
- C.
Nails
Correct Answer
B. ToolsExplanation
The sentence states that Pete fixes computers and uses lots of different things in his work. The word "tools" best fits this context as it is commonly used to repair and fix various objects, including computers. "Instruments" refers more to musical instruments or scientific equipment, which is not relevant to the sentence. "Nails" are not typically used in computer repair, so it is not the best choice.Rate this question:
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- 12.
He has to find out what goes...with the computer.
- A.
Mistake
- B.
Error
- C.
Wrong
Correct Answer
C. WrongExplanation
The word "wrong" is the correct answer because it accurately completes the sentence and conveys the intended meaning. The other options, "mistake" and "error," do not fit grammatically or semantically in the sentence. "Wrong" is the most suitable choice as it indicates that something is not correct or accurate, which aligns with the context of finding what goes with the computer.Rate this question:
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- 13.
He knows what ... part of the computer is used for.
- A.
Every
- B.
All
- C.
Everything
Correct Answer
A. EveryExplanation
The correct answer is "every." This is because the word "every" implies that he knows about each and every part of the computer and what they are used for. It suggests a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of all the components and their functions.Rate this question:
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- 14.
He finds his job interesting and...doing it a lot.
- A.
Enjoys
- B.
Wants
- C.
Agrees
Correct Answer
A. EnjoysExplanation
The person finds their job interesting and derives pleasure or satisfaction from doing it. They have a positive attitude towards their job and likely feel fulfilled and engaged in their work.Rate this question:
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- 15.
People are very ... when their computers are fixed by Pete.
- A.
Pleasant
- B.
Happy
- C.
Enjoyed
Correct Answer
B. HappyExplanation
People are very happy when their computers are fixed by Pete. This suggests that Pete is skilled at fixing computers and is able to provide a satisfactory solution to people's computer problems. As a result, people feel a sense of relief and satisfaction, leading to a feeling of happiness. Pete's ability to fix computers effectively and efficiently contributes to people's positive emotions.Rate this question:
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