Bahasa Inggris Quiz XI Far

You overhear someone saying, “My brother goes to the gym every morning before school.” Based on this statement, which of the following can you infer about the speaker’s brother?

• He is currently at the gym.

• He went to the gym only once.

• He will stop going to the gym soon.

• He regularly exercises before school.

• He never exercises.

Which sentence shows a fact in the simple present tense?

• They are going to the park.

• She travels to work by bus.

• He will finish his homework later.

• We were watching TV when he called.

• I have been studying for two hours.

Which of the following sentences is NOT in the simple present tense?

• He drives to work every day.

• She likes to eat pizza on Fridays.

• I am going to the gym this evening.

• We study English every morning.

• They play soccer after school.

If a student says, “The Earth orbits the sun,” what does this sentence illustrate about the use of the simple present tense?

• A future prediction.

• A temporary action.

• A habitual action.

• A scientific fact.

• A past event.

What is the correct simple present tense form of the verb in the sentence: “She ____ (go) to the gym every day”?

• go

• goes

• went

• going

• will go

What would you say to show sympathy to a friend whose pet just passed away?

• I’m sorry to hear that.

• It’s just a pet, don’t worry about it.

• You can always buy another pet.

• You should get over it quickly.

• Why are you so upset?

How would you respond if your friend failed an important exam?

• I knew you wouldn’t pass.

• That’s unfortunate, but I’m sure you’ll do better next time.

• It’s your fault for not studying.

• I don’t care about your exam results.

• You should have studied harder.

Which of the following is an appropriate expression of sympathy?

• It’s not a big deal.

• I’m really sorry for your loss.

• That’s your problem, not mine.

• You’ll get over it soon.

• I don’t think it’s that bad.

How do you express sympathy for someone who is sick?

• I hope you get worse.

• I’m sorry you’re sick, and I hope you feel better soon.

• It’s your fault you got sick.

• You should just stay sick.

• Don’t worry about it, it’s nothing.

Patient: “I’ve been feeling very unwell since I took the medication you recommended.” Pharmacist: “________. I’m sorry to hear that. Please tell me your symptoms so I can help.” Which response best shows the pharmacist’s sympathy?

• That’s not my problem.

• I don’t care how you feel.

• You should be fine by now.

• I don’t believe you.

• I’m sorry to hear that. Let me help you.