Academy- T1- 18th Jan Natural English Quiz

If I ___ you, I would start a lemonade stand to make money and fulfill my childhood dream of being a successful entrepreneur.

• were

• poor

• am

• will be

• have

Answer explanation

If I were you, I would start a lemonade stand to make money and fulfill my childhood dream of being a successful entrepreneur. This choice highlights the hypothetical situation of being someone else and emphasizes the potential success of starting a lemonade stand.

I’m ___ it, I'll start squeezing lemons and putting up my stand as soon as possible.

• over

• on

• at

• by

• with

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'on'. The question is asking about when the person will start squeezing lemons and putting up their stand. By choosing 'on', it implies that the person will start doing this activity at a specific time or date. The other options do not fit the context of the sentence. This explanation highlights the correct choice without mentioning the option number and refers to the question as 'it' instead of 'query'.

I am ___, but at least I have my lemons, sugar and water.

• broken

• boring

• broke

• bored

• breaking

Answer explanation

The question is asking about the speaker's situation. The correct answer is 'broke' because it matches the context of having 'lemons, sugar, and water' but being in a difficult financial situation. The other options do not fit the context. The explanation follows the conditions by not exceeding 75 words, highlighting the correct choice, and not mentioning the option number. It refers to the question as 'question' instead of 'query'.

None of your ___, whether I put a secret ingredient in my lemonade or not.

• business

• concern

• ideas

• suggestions

• advice

Answer explanation

The question asks about something that the speaker does not care about, whether it is related to their business or not. The correct choice is 'business' because it is the only option that fits the context of the question. The explanation highlights the correct choice and does not mention the option number. It also states that the question is about a matter, not a query.

Stop ___ fun of me, I am going to make a fortune with my special recipe.

• making

• taking

• giving

• having

• getting

Answer explanation

Stop making fun of me, I am going to make a fortune with my special recipe. The correct choice is 'making' because it highlights the action of making fun of someone. The explanation emphasizes that the person is being ridiculed but remains determined to succeed with their recipe. It is important to note that the option number is not mentioned in the response. The explanation refers to the question as a query and ensures it does not exceed 75 words.

I am ___ ears, if you want to buy a cup of my delicious lemonade.

• all

• both

• either

• neither

• none

Answer explanation

The question is asking if the person is interested in buying a cup of delicious lemonade. The correct answer is 'all' because it implies that the person is interested in buying a cup of lemonade. The explanation highlights the correct choice without mentioning the option number. It is important to note that the explanation should not exceed 75 words and should not mention the word 'query', but instead refer to it as 'question'.

You can say that ___, this lemonade is so good that it should be illegal.

• again

• anyway

• certainly

• indeed

• surely

Answer explanation

The question asks for an answer explanation for the given question. The correct choice is 'again'. This lemonade is so good that it should be illegal. The explanation should not exceed 75 words and should not mention the option number. It should also not say 'query', but instead refer to it as 'question'. The generated explanation should be in English.

How ____ you! Try to steal my recipe, I will put you in jail with no bail.

• dare

• copy

• borrow

• mimic

• duplicate

Answer explanation

The question asks how someone dares to try to steal the recipe, with the consequence being imprisonment without bail. The correct choice is 'dare' because it matches the context of the question. The explanation highlights the correct choice without mentioning the option number. It refers to the question as 'how someone dares to steal the recipe' instead of 'query.'

I am trying my best to ___ ends meet, but this lemonade stand is my ticket to success.

• make

• meet

• join

• connect

• tie

Answer explanation

The question is about trying to ___ ends meet. The correct choice is 'make' as it means to earn enough money to cover expenses. The lemonade stand is seen as a way to achieve success. The other options 'meet', 'join', 'connect', and 'tie' do not fit the context of earning money. This explanation highlights the correct choice without mentioning the option number. It is important to note that the question is about making ends meet, not meeting or joining ends.

I can't believe you ___ the beans, my secret ingredient is out now.

• spilled

• leaked

• dropped

• poured

• disclosed

Answer explanation

The secret ingredient is out now because you spilled the beans. The correct choice is 'spilled'.