Classmates and Possessive Pronouns

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1. Betty and Mia are classmates. ______ school is in Lima. 
a. Her 
b. My 
c. Their 
d. Your 
e. Its 

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c. Their

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2. How is it going? = _______________  
a. What do you do? 
b. Where are you? 
c. How is it? 
d. How’s everything? 
e. What’s that? 

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d. How’s everything? 

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3. It’s 10:30 pm. You go to bed. What do you say? 
a. Good morning 
b. Good afternoon 
c. Good evening 
d. Good night 
e. Fine, thank you. 

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d. Good night 

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4. Oscar and Sofia are artists. 
a. They are a artists. 
b. They’re artists. 
c. They are a artist. 
d. He and she is artist. 
e. They are artist. 

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b. They’re artists. 

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5. A: My name is Leandro. 
B: _____________________ 
A: L-E-A-N-D-R-O.
a. What’s that again? 
b. How do you spell that? 
c. Is that your last name? 
d. Nice to meet you. 
e. Thank you. 

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b. How do you spell that? 

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6. A: ___________ 
B: It’s [e-mail]. 
a. What’s your home address? 
b. What’s her job? 
c. What’s your phone number? 
d. What’s his last name? 
e. What’s your e -mail address? 

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e. What’s your e -mail address? 

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7. A: Do you live in Madrid? 
B: _____________. 
a. Yes, I do 
b. No, don’t 
c. Yes, I’m 
d. No, I am not 
e. Yes, do 

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a. Yes, I do 

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8. Choose the correct  question. 
a. Are blue the chairs? 
b. Are the chairs blue? 
c. Is the chairs blues? 
d. The chairs are blue? 
e. Blue are the chairs? 

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b. Are the chairs blue? 

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9. Mario Vargas Llosa is not a scientist. He’s __________. 
a. an athlete 
b. an actress 
c. a writer 
d. a flight attendant 
e. an engineer 

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c. a writer 

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10. A: ______ are your parents from? 
B: Panama. 
a. What 
b. Where 
c. Who 
d. Which 
e. How 

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b. Where