G1 and G2

Multiple Choice

What is a researcher?

• 医者になるために何かをしっかり勉強する人

• 何かを注意深く研究し、それについての新しい事実を発見しようとする人

• 何かをしっかり勉強してメダルを獲る人

A. They would have quickly discovered a quite incredible bird.
B. They quickly discovered a quite incredible bird.

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​Which of the two sentences will you believe about a researcher's report? 研究者の報告について、あなたは2つの文のどちらを信じますか?

Multiple Choice

Which statement is more believable?

• A.They would have quickly discovered a quite incredible bird.

• B.They quickly discovered a quite incredible bird.

Multiple Select

What evidence can prove that giant moas are extinct animals. Click all that applies.

• There are no more giant moa that can be seen today.

• You can buy giant moa in the supermarket.

• Only the bones or egg shells of giant moa are left on earth.

• There are giant moa in the zoos.

Multiple Choice

Early hunters ________ regularly come across these foraging female giant moas.

• have

• must have

Multiple Choice

Which of the 2 auxiliary [助動詞] verbs expresses stronger certainty [よりも強い確証を表す]?

• Early hunters must have regularly come across these foraging female giant moas.

• Early hunters would have regularly come across these foraging female giant moas.

Multiple Choice

He looks happy. He ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ got the job.

• must

• must have

• would

Multiple Choice

Ken _________ there. He was in the library with me then.

• couldn't have been

• would be

• could have been

Multiple Choice

Why didn't you come to the lecture?

You ___________ it.

• would have enjoyed

• would not have enjoyed

Multiple Choice

It is natural ____________________________.

• for young people to study abroad to want to

• for young people to want to

  study abroad

• to study abroad

  for young people

  to want to

• to want to

  to study abroad

  for young people

Multiple Choice

This computer is _____________.

• easy enough for children to use

• easy enough to use for children

• for children easy enough to use

Multiple Choice

When elderly people are walking on the sidewalk, we should __________________.

• for them step aside to pass

• step aside to pass for them

• step aside for them to pass