Module 1 section C 2ESO

My brother is learning to fly an … .

• underground

• electric bike

• aeroplane

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'aeroplane' because it is a type of aircraft that can be flown. The other options, 'underground' and 'electric bike', do not relate to flying.

… takes people across the lake?

• What

• Where

• When

Answer explanation

The question asks for what takes people across the lake, making 'What' the correct choice. 'Where' and 'When' do not address the subject of transportation across the lake.

The ship … across the Atlantic Ocean.

• rides

• sails

• drives

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'sails' because ships travel across oceans by sailing. 'Rides' and 'drives' are not appropriate verbs for describing a ship's movement on water.

… transport fruit and vegetables to supermarkets.

• Lorries

• Motorbikes

• Trams

Answer explanation

Lorries are specifically designed for transporting large quantities of goods, such as fruit and vegetables, to supermarkets. Motorbikes and trams are not suitable for this purpose due to their size and capacity limitations.

… does the tram leave from?

• Where

• Who

• When

Answer explanation

The question asks about the location from which the tram departs. The correct choice is 'Where', as it directly relates to asking for a place. 'Who' and 'When' do not pertain to the location of the tram.

Only two people can ride on a … .

• minivan

• ferry

• scooter

Answer explanation

A scooter typically accommodates only two people: the rider and a passenger. In contrast, a minivan and a ferry can carry many more passengers, making 'scooter' the correct choice.

… do you go bowling with?

• Where

• Who

• Why

Answer explanation

The question asks about a person you go bowling with, which requires a subject. 'Who' is the correct choice as it refers to a person, while 'Where' and 'Why' do not fit the context.

What … ?

• does your father do

• your father does

• your father is doing

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'does your father do' because it forms a proper question structure in English, asking about the occupation or activities of the father. The other options do not correctly frame the question.

You can … the underground around the city.

• drive

• take

• sail

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'take' because it is commonly used with public transportation like the underground. 'Drive' implies a vehicle, and 'sail' is not applicable to underground transit.

A … took our car across the water.

• ferry

• jeep

• train

Answer explanation

A ferry is a boat specifically designed to carry vehicles and passengers across water, making it the correct choice. A jeep and a train do not operate on water, so they cannot fulfill the requirement of the sentence.