Test 4 Writing(E31204)

Look at this sentence: “Christine and Bernard have two children.” Which sentence could best follow it?

• A. He loves them both

• B. They love it both

• C. She loves him both

• D. They love them both.

  
  

In which of the following sentences is the punctuation not correct.

• A. First, David work up.

• B. Next, he got up and had a shower.

  
  

• C. Then, he got dressed and breakfast.

• D. Finally, he left the house to go to work.

Look at the following steps in a recipe. Which sentence should come first?

• A. Cook for about fifteen minutes.

• B. Cut the potatoes into small pieces.

• C. Heat enough oil to cover the potatoes

• D. Take them out of the oil and salt and eat them

  
  

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• A. She studied English for ten years.

• B. She studied English on ten years.

• C. She studied English in ten years.

• D. She studied English from ten years.

  
  

Looking at this sentence: She lived in the United States for 1994 to 2011.

Which word in the sentence is not correct?

• A. lived

• B. in

• C. for

• D. to

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• A. We move here to 2012

  
  

• B. We move here in 2012

• C. We move here for 2012

• D. We move here on 2012

Which of the following is not a question word?

• A. When

• B. Who

  
  

• C. Where

• D. While

Which of the following is not correct?

• A. in Tuesday

• B. in 1999

• C. in the morning

  
  

• D. in March

Look at this sentence: Even though it was late, no one wanted to leave the party.

What is the best way to paraphrase it?

• A. Everyone wanted to stay at the party a little longer.

• B. It was late, so some people wanted to think about leaving the party.

  
  

• C. The party was a lot of fun, so everyone decided to stay at the party.

• D. It was late, but everyone wanted to stay at the party longer.

Which of the following word is an adverb?

• A. hurry

  
  

• B. extremely

• C. friendly

• D. family