Final Term - Quiz XII MIPA-1 Supplementary Class

Mr. John seemed a bit irritated and yelled at his neighbor, "-Why- are you laughing?"

• adjective

• adverb

• noun

• preposition

• pronoun

If you don’t want something, then it is expensive at -any- price.

• adjective

• interjection

• adverb

• pronoun

• conjunction

Friends help - each other -.

• adverb

• preposition

• noun

• adjective

• pronoun

When you … (enter) the room, we … (discuss) the matter of our wages for ten minutes.

• When you entering the room we had been discussing the matter of our wages for 10 minutes.

• When you have entered the room we had been discussing the matter of our wages for 10 minutes.

• When you entered the room we had been discussing the matter of our wages for 10 minutes.

• When you entered the room we had discussed the matter of our wages for 10 minutes.

• When you had entered the room we had been discussing the matter of our wages for 10 minutes

Though he was late, James … (know) he had to complete the assignment, and he quickly … (go) to the study room.

• Though he was late, James knew he had to complete the assignment, and he quickly went to the study room.

• Though he was late, James knew he had to complete the assignment, and he had quickly gone to the study room.

• Though he was late, James had known he had to complete the assignment, and he quickly went to the study room.

• Though he was late, James knew he must complete the assignment, and he quickly went to the study room.

• Though he is late, James knows he had to complete the assignment, and he quickly went to the study room.

Gone are the days when a worker might sit - around - the staff room discussing last night's entertainment.

• preposition

• conjunction

• adverb

• noun

• interjection

We (wait) for you when you (get) back tomorrow.

• We wait for you when you get back tomorrow.

• We will be waited for you when you get back tomorrow.

• We will waiting for you when you get back tomorrow.

• We will be waiting for you when you will get back tomorrow.

• We will be waiting for you when you get back tomorrow.

Mr. Duncan gave us ____ homework. It was ____ difficult.

• too - too much

• too - too

• too much - too

• too many - too

• too - too many

I am having a wonderful time in London. I don't want to go home anymore.

Combine those two sentences by using so...that or such...that.

• I'm having a wonderful time in London such that I don't want to go home anymore.

• I'm having so that a wonderful time in London I don't want to go home anymore.

• I'm having such that a wonderful time in London I don't want to go home anymore.

• I'm having such a wonderful time in London that I don't want to go home anymore.

• I'm having so wonderful time in London that I don't want to go home anymore.

Unless he (confess) to me I ( not believe) him anymore.

• confesses - will not believe

• does not confess - will not believe

• confessed - did not believe

• did not confess - did not believe

• will confess - will not believe