Put the words in order to make sentences with reporting clauses. is / believe / spilling salt / I / bad luck / that

I believe that spilling salt is bad luck.

I believe that spilling salt is bad luck

Put the words in order to make sentences with reporting clauses. it’s / on the fourth floor / argue / to live / unlucky / Chinese people

Chinese people argue it’s unlucky to live on the fourth floor.

Chinese people argue it’s unlucky to live on the fourth floor

Put the words in order to make sentences with reporting clauses. bad luck / walking / many people / under a ladder / feel / brings / that

Many people feel that walking under a ladder brings bad luck.

Many people feel that walking under a ladder brings bad luck

Put the words in order to make sentences with reporting clauses. more money / it brings / that / Argentineans / find money, / assert / if you

Argentineans assert that if you find money, it brings more money.

Argentineans assert that if you find money, it brings more money

Put the words in order to make sentences with reporting clauses. say / when you wear blue / Americans / good / your marriage / that / at your wedding, / will be

Americans say that when you wear blue at your wedding, your marriage will be good.

Americans say that when you wear blue at your wedding, your marriage will be good

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

1. A: My wallet was stolen, and I just broke my glasses!
B: I’m sorry. You’ve had some _____!

push your luck

out of luck

bad luck

beginner’s luck

no such luck

Tags

CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

2. A: I thought you said you’d never bowled before.
B: I hadn’t. I won because of _____.

push your luck

out of luck

bad luck

beginner’s luck

no such luck

Tags

CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

3. A: Are there any other banks open at this hour?
B: I’m afraid you’re _____. They all close at 5:00.

push your luck

out of luck

bad luck

beginner’s luck

no such luck

Tags

CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

4. A: I got a pay raise! Now I’m going to ask for more vacation days.
B: Hmm, maybe you shouldn’t _____.

push your luck

out of luck

bad luck

beginner’s luck

no such luck

Tags

CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

5. A: I’m developing a new app, and I’ll be rich soon.
B: _____! People can make a lot of money on apps.

push your luck

out of luck

bad luck

best of luck

no such luck

Tags

CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

6. A: I heard you won a new car in a raffle! Congratulations!
B: _____. It was my sister who won it, actually.

push your luck

out of luck

bad luck

best of luck

no such luck

Tags

CCSS.RL.2.6

CCSS.RL.8.3

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

Select the word that best completes each sentence.

I never believe Milton. He just told us a credible / far-fetched story about catching a bear.

credible

far-fetched

Tags

CCSS.RI.11-12.4

CCSS.RI.9-10.4

CCSS.RL.11-12.4

CCSS.RL.9-10.4

CCSS.RL.8.4

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Passages 2_4

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

1. A: My wallet was stolen, and I just broke my glasses!
B: I’m sorry. You’ve had some _____!

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

2. A: I thought you said you’d never bowled before.
B: I hadn’t. I won because of _____.

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

3. A: Are there any other banks open at this hour?
B: I’m afraid you’re _____. They all close at 5:00.

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

4. A: I got a pay raise! Now I’m going to ask for more vacation days.
B: Hmm, maybe you shouldn’t _____.

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

5. A: I’m developing a new app, and I’ll be rich soon.
B: _____! People can make a lot of money on apps.

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

6. A: I heard you won a new car in a raffle! Congratulations!
B: _____. It was my sister who won it, actually.

Select the word that best completes each sentence.

I never believe Milton. He just told us a credible / far-fetched story about catching a bear.

Select the word that best completes each sentence.

Ray’s résumé is true, but some of the information is misleading / believable.

Select the word that best completes each sentence.

Jared gave a convincing / phony performance and deserves an award for it.

Select the word that best completes each sentence.

She is an honest person. It’s not iffy / conceivable that she would have stolen that money.

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Passages 2_4

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation. 1. A: My wallet was stolen, and I just broke my glasses! B: I’m sorry. You’ve had some _____!

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.2. A: I thought you said you’d never bowled before. B: I hadn’t. I won because of _____.

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.3. A: Are there any other banks open at this hour? B: I’m afraid you’re _____. They all close at 5:00.

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.4. A: I got a pay raise! Now I’m going to ask for more vacation days. B: Hmm, maybe you shouldn’t _____.

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.5. A: I’m developing a new app, and I’ll be rich soon. B: _____! People can make a lot of money on apps.

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.6. A: I heard you won a new car in a raffle! Congratulations! B: _____. It was my sister who won it, actually.

Select the word that best completes each sentence. I never believe Milton. He just told us a credible / far-fetched story about catching a bear.

Select the word that best completes each sentence.Ray’s résumé is true, but some of the information is misleading / believable.

Select the word that best completes each sentence.Jared gave a convincing / phony performance and deserves an award for it.

Select the word that best completes each sentence.She is an honest person. It’s not iffy / conceivable that she would have stolen that money.

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Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

1. A: My wallet was stolen, and I just broke my glasses!
B: I’m sorry. You’ve had some _____!

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

2. A: I thought you said you’d never bowled before.
B: I hadn’t. I won because of _____.

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

3. A: Are there any other banks open at this hour?
B: I’m afraid you’re _____. They all close at 5:00.

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

4. A: I got a pay raise! Now I’m going to ask for more vacation days.
B: Hmm, maybe you shouldn’t _____.

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

5. A: I’m developing a new app, and I’ll be rich soon.
B: _____! People can make a lot of money on apps.

Choose the phrase that best completes each conversation.

6. A: I heard you won a new car in a raffle! Congratulations!
B: _____. It was my sister who won it, actually.

Select the word that best completes each sentence.

I never believe Milton. He just told us a credible / far-fetched story about catching a bear.

Select the word that best completes each sentence.

Ray’s résumé is true, but some of the information is misleading / believable.

Select the word that best completes each sentence.

Jared gave a convincing / phony performance and deserves an award for it.

Select the word that best completes each sentence.

She is an honest person. It’s not iffy / conceivable that she would have stolen that money.