TOEIC Test 6

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1. __________________ of constant change.

Life was series

Life were series

Life are a series

Life is a series

A subject and its verb must agree in number The subject here is 'life', therefore the verb should be 'is'.

Explanation

A subject and its verb must agree in number The subject here is 'life', therefore the verb should be 'is'.

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2. Which sentence is correct ?

The weather is fine in May :

The weather is fine in May

The weather is fine in may.

The weather is fine in May.

Place a period at the close of every declarative sentence and most of imperative sentences.

Explanation

Place a period at the close of every declarative sentence and most of imperative sentences.

3. We are studying the time __________________.

On how the Industrial Revolution began

When the Industrial Revolution began

Where the Industrial Revolution began

Why the Industrial Revolution began

When - make sure to use this word to refer to time.

Explanation

When - make sure to use this word to refer to time.

4. One can't sing ____________________ when he has a bad cold.

Good

Better

Well

Best

5. __________________ nominated Vincent.

Them

Their

Theirs

They

A pronoun is in the nominative case when it acts as the 'subject' of the verb. 'They' is in the nominative case here.

Explanation

A pronoun is in the nominative case when it acts as the 'subject' of the verb. 'They' is in the nominative case here.

6. The festivals don't attract many tourists, __________________ ?

Do they

Don't they

Aren't they

Are they

7. We hadn't arranged to meet. We met __________________.

By chance

Through chance

In chance

With chance

8. Catherine's written reports __________________ a precise description of the experimental procedure.

Gives

Give

Is giving

Has given

9. Alex is a bus driver, but now he is in bed asleep. He is not driving a bus, but he __________________.

Have driven a bus

Drove a bus

Drives a bus

Is driving a bus

10. The trees __________________.

Stood on a hill, wilted and bare

, wilted and bare, stood on a hill

Wilted and bare stood on a hill

Stood on a hill wilted and bare

An adjective that follows its noun and, like a non-essential appositive, is set off by commas is said to be 'appositive adjective'.

Explanation

An adjective that follows its noun and, like a non-essential appositive, is set off by commas is said to be 'appositive adjective'.

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