US ENGLISH LANGUAGE

US ENGLISH LANGUAGE

12th Grade

80 Qs

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US ENGLISH LANGUAGE

US ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Assessment

Quiz

English

12th Grade

Hard

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80 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Dialog is for question number 1

Zakky: Are you James, Alexander’s brother?

James: Yes, I am. May I know whom I am speaking to?

Zakky: I am Zakky, a friend of Alexander

James: Have we met before?

Zakky: Yes, Alexander introduced us at his party.

James: I am sorry. I don’t remember. It was quite some time ago.

Zakky: That’s ok. Where do you live now?

James: I live in Bali now. I have a travel agent for almost four years now.

Zakky: I am glad your business is thriving. I am sorry I have to leave now.  It is

nice to see you again. Could you please say hello for Alexander from me?

James:  I will. Thank you.

How’s the relationship between Zakky and James?

James is Zakky’s old friend

James is Zakky’s friend’s brother

James is Zakky’s collague

James is Zakky’s college’s friend

James is Zakky’s relative

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Dialog is for question number 2


Zakky: Are you James, Alexander’s brother?

James: Yes, I am. May I know whom I am speaking to?

Zakky: I am Zakky, a friend of Alexander

James: Have we met before?

Zakky: Yes, Alexander introduced us at his party.

James: I am sorry. I don’t remember. It was quite some time ago.

Zakky: That’s ok. Where do you live now?

James: I live in Bali now. I have a travel agent for almost four years now.

Zakky: I am glad your business is thriving. I am sorry I have to leave now.  It is

nice to see you again. Could you please say hello for Alexander from me?

James:  I will. Thank you.

What was the message from Zakky to James before he left?

to send his regard to Alexander.

to remember him as Alexander’s friend.

to call him next time.

to visit him some other time.

to keep in touch with him.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Dialog is for question number 3


Inggit : Who designed this house?

Michela : I did.

Inggit : Wow, you are so talented! You have designed a very cozy house.

Michela : Thanks. I like designing.

Inggit : I see. Well then, may I see the other designs?

Michela : Sure, here they are.

Inggit : Wow, beautiful! I believe you will be a famous designer. Always develop

your talents.

Michela : Sure, thanks.


What is the conversation about?

Thanking.

Criticizing.

Congratulating.

Complimenting.

Showing intentions.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Dialog is for question number 4


Mr. Carter : Well, Larry. You’ve won the International Game

for Education Competition._______________

Larry : How kind of you to say so, Sir.

Mr. Carter : And now, on behalf of the Microsoft Corporation, I’d like to present you with

a check of $100,000.

Larry : Thank you very much, Sir.

Mr. Carter : How does it feel to you?

Larry : It feels great. Thank you.

The best expression to complete the dialog is …

Please accept my heartiest congratulations!

You should’ve have done a great job!

Thank you for the support!

I’ve done my best for the achievement!

All the crew must get the credit.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Dialog is for question number 5

Anggi :Hello. Anggi is speaking. Who is it?

Harmoni:Hello Anggi. I’m Harmoni.

Anggi:Oh, Harmoni. Are you using somebody’s phone? This isn’t your phone numbers, right?

Harmoni:No, it isn’t. I am using my mother’s phone. My battery is running out. By the way, what are you doing?

Anggi:Oh, I’m studying right now. We are having Science examination tomorrow morning. Do you forget it?

Harmoni:Of course not. That’s why I am calling you now.

Anggi:Oh, what’s up? Is there anything I can help?

Harmoni:Owh, I do not know where to start learning. These are difficult materials. I am trying to remember all things. I have been reading the Science books five times. But I cannot remember almost all of them. I am afraid that I will fail the exam.

Anggi:Keep calm, Harmoni. You cannot concentrate at the same time you’re worrying about the failure. Start from the easiest material. One more, you should not memorize all things. Try to understand them.

Harmoni:Yeah, I think so. I will try to understand those materials.

Anggi:O yeah, I remember something. I have some Science videos. I have watched all of them. Those videos give me clear explanation about Science. I think you should watch them too.

Harmoni:Oh, that sounds great.

Anggi:I am in front of my computer now. I am sending the links of the videos to your email. Check them out.

Harmoni:Wow, thanks, Anggi. You’re saving my life!

Anggi:Oh, don’t mention it. Good luck on the exam tomorrow. Bye.

Harmoni:You too. Bye.

The purpose of the dialog is....

talking about harmoni’s new phone number.

planning to watch some science videos.

discussing about exam preparation.

worrying about failing in the exam.

learning for the exam together.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Dialogue is for question number 6

Anggi

:

Hello. Anggi is speaking. Who is it?

Harmoni

:

Hello Anggi. I’m Harmoni.

Anggi

:

Oh, Harmoni. Are you using somebody’s phone? This isn’t your phone numbers, right?

Harmoni

:

No, it isn’t. I am using my mother’s phone. My battery is running out. By the way, what are you doing?

Anggi

:

Oh, I’m studying right now. We are having Science examination tomorrow morning. Do you forget it?

Harmoni

:

Of course not. That’s why I am calling you now.

Anggi

:

Oh, what’s up? Is there anything I can help?

Harmoni

:

Owh, I do not know where to start learning. These are difficult materials. I am trying to remember all things. I have been reading the Science books five times. But I cannot remember almost all of them. I am afraid that I will fail the exam.

Anggi

:

Keep calm, Harmoni. You cannot concentrate at the same time you’re worrying about the failure. Start from the easiest material. One more, you should not memorize all things. Try to understand them.

Harmoni

:

Yeah, I think so. I will try to understand those materials.

Anggi

:

O yeah, I remember something. I have some Science videos. I have watched all of them. Those videos give me clear explanation about Science. I think you should watch them too.

Harmoni

:

Oh, that sounds great.

Anggi

:

I am in front of my computer now. I am sending the links of the videos to your email. Check them out.

Harmoni

:

Wow, thanks, Anggi. You’re saving my life!

Anggi

:

Oh, don’t mention it. Good luck on the exam tomorrow. Bye.

Harmoni

:

You too. Bye.

“My battery is running out” . The italic sentence in the dialogue has similar meaning to...

Harmoni’s cell phone is mulfunctioned.

Harmoni runs for his cell phone’s battery.

Harmoni has no charge on his cell phone.

Harmoni’s cell phone is being repaired.

Harmoni’s cell phone battey is lack of power.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

2 mins • 1 pt

Text is for question number 7


Burj Khalifa is ‘A Vertical City’ that defines the can-do spirit of Dubai

The world’s tallest building, Burj Khalifa is a global icon that pushes the frontiers in design, architecture, and construction.

A headlining accomplishment by Emaar Properties, Burj Khalifa underlines the can-do spirit of Dubai. Described as both a ‘Vertical City’ and ‘A Living Wonder,’ Burj Khalifa rises gracefully from the desert, honouring the city with its extraordinary union of art, engineering, and meticulous craftsmanship.

At 2,716.5 ft, the 200 plus storey Burj Khalifa has 160 habitable levels, more than any building in the world. With a total built-up area of 5.67 million sq ft, Burj Khalifa features 1.85 million sq ft of residential space and over 300,000 sq ft of prime office space. That is in addition to the area occupied by the Armani Hotel Dubai and the Armani Residences.

With 900 residences including studios and one, two, three, and four-bedroom apartments, The Residence in Burj Khalifa is designed for the connoisseur.

Offering 160 guest rooms and suites, restaurants and a spa, Armani Hotel Dubai brings to life the ‘Stay with Armani’ promise, an exceptional lifestyle experience defined by the highest standards of aesthetics and service excellence.

The tower offers luxurious recreational and leisure facilities including four swimming pools, excluding the pool in the hotel, lounges for home owners and office owners, health and wellness facilities, a public observation deck and atmosphere, the world’s highest restaurant  on Level 122.

The observation deck on Level 124, At the Top, Burj Khalifa, is a must-see attraction and offers breath-taking views of the city and the surrounding emirates.

Connected to the tower are The Offices, a 12-storey annex of prime office space and The Club, a four-storey health and wellness centre.

Over 1,000 pieces of art by prominent international and Middle Eastern artists adorn the interiors of Burj Khalifa and Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard.

How large offices spaces in Burj Khalifa are available?

On level 122

On level 124

Over 300,000 sq ft

5.67 million sq ft

900 residences

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