A1A Q1 Units 1-2

Select the correct option:

• 1. Z-A-C-H-A-R-Y

  2. 718-555-8871

  3. camera

  4. under his desk

• 1. Z-A-C-H-A-R-I

  2. 718-555-8871

  3. table

  4. under his desk

• 1. Z-A-C-H-A-R-Y

  2. 718-559-7871

  3. camera

  4. on his desk

Complete the conversation choosing the correct options (my, your, his or her).

Jake: Rico, this is a new student. (1) ________ name is Sandra Kinsley. Sandra is in (2) _________ English class.

Rico: Nice to meet you. What’s (3) _________ last name again?

Sandra: It’s Kinsley

• 1. (1) Her

  2. (2) my

  3. (3) His

• 1. (1) She

  2. (2) His

  3. (3) Her

• 1. (1) Her

  2. (2) my

  3. (3) Your

Complete the conversation with the correct option:

Ana: Excuse me. (1)__________ you Ms. Brown?

Nicole: No, (2)______ not. (3)_________ over there. My name is Nicole Parker.

Ana: Oh, I’m sorry. Well, (4)_______ nice to meet you.

Nicole: Nice to meet you, too.

• 1. Is

  2. I am

  3. He is

  4. It's

• 1. Are

  2. I'm

  3. She is

  4. It's

• 1. You

  2. I am

  3. She is

  4. They are

Choose the correct option to respond:

1. Good-bye. Have a great weekend.

• Yes, thank you.

• Thanks. You too.

• Ok

Choose the correct option to respond:

2. See you later.

• I’m OK. Thank you.

• I’m just fine. How are you?

• OK. Bye-bye.

Choose the correct option to respond:

3. Hi. How are you?

• Pretty good, thanks

• Good night.

• Nice to meet you, too.

Choose the correct option to respond:

4. Good evening, Beth

• Hello. How are you, Mr. Smith?

• Great. How about you, Mr. Smith?

• Good night. See you tomorrow, Mr. Smith.

Write the missing words. Use slash (/) to separate them, no space needed:

1. A: What are (it / this / these)?

B: (This / They’re / It’s) headphones

Write the correct option. Use (/) to separate them, no space needed:

2. A: (Is this / This is / Are these) your sunglasses?

B: No, (is / it’s / they’re) not

Write the correct option. Use slash (/) to separate them, no space needed:

3. A: Is (the / this / they) a tablet?

B: No, it isn’t. It’s (this / a / an) laptop