References

What does the bold word in the sentence refer to?

"This year's exam was more difficult than last year's, but I did better in this one."

• this year

• last year's exam

• this year's exam

• better

What does the bold word in the sentence refer to?

"I have two cars: one is electric, and the other is gas-powered."

• both cars

• electric car

• gas-powered car

• powered

What does the bold word in the sentence refer to?

"They discussed the problem for hours, but neither of them could solve it."

• the hours

• the problem

• the discussion

• solve

What does the bold word in the sentence refer to?

"The teacher gave us two assignments. We finished the first one quickly, but the second took much longer."

• teacher

• assignment

• the first assignment

• the second assignment

What does the bold word in the sentence refer to?

"The book was interesting, and I finished it in two days."

• the days

• the book

• interesting

• finished

What does the bold word in the sentence refer to?

"John tried to solve the math problem, but his friend did it faster."

• solving

• the math problem

• John

• friend

What does the bold word in the sentence refer to?

"The children wanted ice cream, but I gave them fruit instead."

• The ice cream

• The fruit

• The children

• Instead

What does the bold word in the sentence refer to?

"The house is big, and it has a beautiful garden."

• the house

• big

• the garden

• beautiful

What does the bold word in the sentence refer to?

"Let’s meet in the afternoon.  Fine, I’ll see you then."

• us

• in the afternoon

• You

• meeting

What does the bold word in the sentence refer to?

"We went to the park yesterday, and there we met some friends."

• yesterday

• the park

• the friends

• we