12th -2025

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Make a question in the past

• How was the broccoli?

• How were the broccoli?

• How is the broccoli?

• How are the broccoli?

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WHAT IS THE SIMPLE PAST OF WRITE?

• Wrute

• writen

• wrote

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WHAT IS THE SIMPLE PAST OF LISTEN?

• Listenned

• Listened

• Listed

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Vocabulary

1. I've got lots of ____________ but I think Aunt Paula and Uncle Joe are my favourites.

• enemies

• partners

• classmates

• relatives

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Vocabulary

2. Some people say that ________ are just friends you

haven’t met yet.

• peers

• strangers

• coaches

• colleagues

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When you go to sleep at night, you probably think that you are not doing much. Your body is in one place, your eyes are closed, and you don’t talk to people. But your body is doing more than you think it is! Scientists have used special, sophisticated machines to study the way people sleep. They have found that your brain is actually very busy when you sleep. There are several stages of sleep in a sleep cycle. You go through the sleep cycle multiple times each night. Your brain’s activity level is a little different in each stage. The final stage of the cycle is called rapid eye movement (REM) sleep. During REM, your eyes are moving even though you are asleep. That is how this stage got its name. Most of your dreams occur during REM sleep.

What is your brain doing while you are sleeping?

• It is not able to work.

• It is only a little busy.

• It is also asleep.

• It is very busy.

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Sleep can be defined as

• state of rest

• full of activity

• like a state full of unconsciousness

• 1 & 3

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What does your brain do when you sleep?

• It stops working.

• It is a little busy.

• It sleeps too.

• It is very busy.

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Which sentence uses capital letters correctly?

• My Aunt Karen is a doctor.

• My aunt Karen is a Doctor.

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Identify the sentence that correctly uses commas.

• We went to the park, and we played soccer, and had a picnic.

• We went to the park, played soccer, and had a picnic.

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Write a sentence using the word "innovate" that reflects its meaning.

• He likes to innovate in the kitchen, often creating new recipes.

• He often visits the innovate section of the library.

• She will innovate her schedule to include more rest.

• They decided to innovate by moving to a new city.

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What is a theme in literature?

• The main character in a story

• The setting of the story

• A central idea or message conveyed by the work

• The plot of the story

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Identify the incorrect use of a homophone:

• Their dog is very friendly.

• They're going to the park.

• There going to be late.

• I can't find their house.

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What is the main idea of a passage that describes the process of photosynthesis in plants?

• The effects of sunlight on plant growth.

• The process by which plants make their own food.

• The importance of watering plants.

• Different types of plants around the world.

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How do you _________ listening? – I watch English cartoons on TV.

• practise

• learn

• want

• have

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Why is mastering English grammar important for effective communication?

• It helps in understanding literature

• It improves writing and speaking skills

• It is only useful for exams

• It is not important

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Which word is the opposite (antonym) of 'concealed' as used in the sentence: 'An accusation has been made that the police concealed the vital evidence.'?

• hide

• revealed

• display

• released

• hidden

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What does revered mean in the paragraph?

• looked at

• trained

• lived near

• admired

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A relating to a non industrial, often tribunal culture especially one that is characterized by a low level of economic complexity.

• Resolute

• Primitive

• Random

• Ominous

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A "belligerent" person is likely to be:

• Peaceful

• Aggressive

• Friendly

• Indifferent

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The colour of eggplant is?

• Purple

• Green

• Grey

• Yellow

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Which sentence correctly uses the word "tenuous"?

• The bridge's construction was tenuous and reliable.

• The tenuous rope was strong enough to support their weight.

• His grasp on the subject was tenuous at best.

• The tenuous meal was satisfying and filling.

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That knife is very _____

• sharp

• dull

• nice

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That car is going to _____.

• crash

• walk

• crawl

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Choose the sentence where "abstract" is used correctly.

• The abstract water was too cold for swimming.

• He enjoyed abstract concepts more than practical examples.

• The recipe called for a cup of abstract flour.

• She wore an abstract dress that was made of silk.

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Generally, ________________(s) remain on the outskirts of society and do not have many friends because they are so different.

• heretic
• diplomacy
• impose
• veil

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An "ambiguous" statement is:

• Clear and precise

• Open to more than one interpretation

• Direct

• Specific

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My sister swears she has seen the same __________________ haunting my grandmother's home in Troy for three Halloweens in a row. 

• appease
• apparition
• advance
• heretic

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You have to _____ your hair.

• cut

• brush

• eat

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(adj) able to move quickly and easily

Sean's ..... (quick) fingers plucked the guitar with amazing speed.

• vigilant

• nimble

• blithe

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Ms. Sanchez sits at her ____.

• desk

• crayons

• clock

• room

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eliminate- what does this word mean?

• to keep something forever

• to ask an important question

• to remove or get rid of, especially as being in some way undesirable

• to remember everything

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"Abstract" ideas are:

• Concrete and tangible

• Based on physical evidence

• Not based on physical objects or events

• Easily understood

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Vocabulary

2. What does interrupt mean?

• to give someone information

• to stop someone from speaking

• to give more details

• colleagues

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Infinite- what does this word mean?

• only for a short time

• continuing forever

• being fine at everything

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To "subsidize" means to:

• Penalize financially

• Support financially

• Withdraw financial support

• Invest without expecting returns

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(n) a member of a group that settles briefly in one place and then MOVES on to another.

Many ........... live in tents because tents are easily moved.

• principals

• nomads

• hoards

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Employers like it when their employees take _____ to get tasks done, even without being asked to do so. It takes a certain level of alertness to your surroundings to notice when a task needs to be completed before others notice.

• profundity

• initiative

• grapple

• exploitation

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Vocabulary

I've got lots of ____________ but I think Aunt Paula and Uncle Joe are my favourites.

• enemies

• partners

• classmates

• relatives

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What is the word that means "the stuff in your brain"?

• schema

• metacognition

• context clues

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Vocabulary

1. 1. I’m sorry. Let me ______ my argument and give a more clear-cut explanation.

• rephrase

• second

• opinion

• start

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(adj) showing quickness of thinking; clever

It takes a ..... (clever) mind to solve such a difficult problem.

• vigilant

• nimble

• blithe

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Vocabulary

Some people say that ________ are just friends you haven’t met yet.

• peers

• strangers

• coaches

• colleagues

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2. What does interrupt mean?

• to give someone information

• to stop someone from speaking

• to give more details

• to disturb someone

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Who is this?

• A. Mother

• B. Father

• C. Brother

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What is this?

• A. Door

• B. Bag

• C. Food

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If two events are "concurrent," they are:

• Unrelated

• Happening at the same time

• Sequential

• Opposing each other

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Vocabulary

2. What does interrupt mean?

• to give someone information

• to stop someone from speaking

• to give more details

• to disturb someone

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eliminate- what does this word mean?

• keep

• throw away

• enjoy

• pretend

Fill in the Blanks

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Complete this sentence.  My pen pal lives in ______.

• anderson, indiana
• Anderson, indiana
• Anderson Indiana
• Anderson, Indiana

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Zoe yelled, "STOP, do NOT __________ that!"

• lick
• touch
• eat
• kick

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This _______ you will be learning subtraction

• wek

• weak

• week

• weeck

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Fill in the blank with the correct word.
Marisol __________ to play with her friends.

• like
• likes
• was
• sings

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What does "bragging" mean? 

• To talk about all of the good things you have done
• To talk about all of the bad things someone has done
• To point out good things someone else has done
• To point out bad things you have done

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How do you learn ...?

• new words

• sentences

• examples

• models

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The baby is _____________.

• field

• frowned

• crying

• mustard

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What starts with A.

• English

• Police

• Woody

• Angry

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Vocabulary

9. When a young person does something well, you

should ________ them for it.

• grumble

• gossip

• praise

• criticise

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What letter is the only letter that does not appear in the name of a US state?

• Y
• X
• Z
• Q

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In the context of emotions, something "infuriating" causes:

• Joy

• Anger

• Sadness

• Indifference

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Which sentence correctly utilizes the word "quill"?

• She used a quill to sign her name in the ancient ledger.

• He found a quill of grass in the field.

• They used a quill to fix the machine.

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The ________ is very __________.

• dog...cat

• drying...why

• light...bright

• pry...crying

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'It is cold outside,' Helen said. 
Helen said it _____________ cold outside.

• was cold
• is cold

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Kate ............that she wanted to join us for lunch.

• said
• told
• say
• tell

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The teacher...........us that we would write a test on reported speech next week.

• said
• say
• told
• spoke

Open Ended

How does expanding your vocabulary benefit you in daily life and learning?

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Based on the exercises provided, which grammar topic would you like to review or learn more about to improve your English skills?

• Tenses and verb forms

• Relative pronouns

• Vocabulary related to daily life

• Reported speech

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I promise to ______ her daughter next week when she’s at work.

• take off
• look for
• knock up
• look after

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Vocabulary

7. My family isn’t wealthy, but if we’re careful with our

money, we’ll get ________.

• by

• along

• back at

• together with

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Which of the following means the same as the word ‘chef’?

• a.a person in charge of a hotel

• b. a professional cook often the most important cook

• c. a person who serves the customers

• d. a person learning to cook

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She needs to take a while to _____ the cold.

• get along
• get over
• get through
• get on

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What is another word for big?

• Small
• Tiny
• Giant
• Fast

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I woke up very tired today!
What is a synonym for tired?

• Fun
• Awake
• Sleepy

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What is a synonym for hot?

• cold
• wet
• dry
• scorching

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What is a antonym for fast?

• quick
• slow
• square
• curious

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What is a antonym for mean?

• angry
• nice
• rude
• mad

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What is a synonym for mean?

• angry
• nice
• rude
• mad

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What is a synonym for over?

• below
• around
• beside
• above

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Synonym for silly is...

• mad
• goofy

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Antonym for up is...

• down
• left

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What is a synonym for big?

• gross
• small
• huge
• round

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What is a antonym for hot?

• cold
• wet
• dry
• scorching

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What is antonym for kind?

• mad
• sad
• nice
• mean

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What is a antonym for over?

• below
• around
• beside
• above

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What is a antonym for big?

• gross
• small
• huge
• round

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Antonym for strong is...

• weak
• super

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What do these words have in common? Angry and Mad

• They both mean the same thing.
• They have different meanings.

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What is a antonym for happy?

• sleepy
• sad
• glad
• tired

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What is a synonym for happy?

• sleepy
• sad
• glad
• tired

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Synonym for strong is...

• powerful
• gentle

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What is a synonym for sweet?

• salty
• sugary
• crunchy
• mushy

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What is a synonym for fast?

• quick
• slow
• square
• curious

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What is a synonym for small?

• wide
• large
• tiny
• long