ENGLISH EXTENDED CLASS - 14/04

Over many centuries, languages have evolved, with words changing their meanings and new grammatical structures developing. The word evolved means....

• Remained constant over time

• Gradually developed and changed

• Suddenly disappeared

• Were intentionally created in their final form

Which sentence best shows the meaning of the word "evidence"?

• The librarian recommended several fiction books set in the Victorian era.

• The detective carefully examined the scene, looking for any evidence of a break-in.

• The chef followed a detailed recipe to bake a delicious cake.

• The gardener planted new seeds in the freshly tilled soil.

Read the passage and answer the question below.

The museum displayed a stunning sculpture carved from a single block of wood. Its intricate details and smooth finish captivated the viewers, showcasing the artist's remarkable skill and patience.

Based on the passage, what does the word "sculpture" most likely mean?

• A written account of a historical event

• A natural rock formation resembling a human figure

• A three-dimensional work of art created by shaping or carving material

• A painting depicting a scene from mythology

Choose the best word to complete the sentence.

Despite the heavy rain, they decided to go for a _______ walk in the park.

• quick

• quickly

• quicker

• quickness

Choose the best word to complete the sentence.

She sings _______ and often performs at local events.

• beautiful

• beautifully

• more beautiful

• beauty

Read the passage and choose the best definition of "analyze."

Scientists often "analyze" data collected from experiments to identify patterns and draw conclusions about their hypotheses. This careful examination helps them understand complex phenomena.

Based on the passage, what is the best definition of "analyze"?

• To briefly look at something

• To examine something carefully and in detail

• To ignore certain aspects of something

• To guess the outcome of something without investigation

Which sentence correctly expresses advice with a sense of urgency?

• You should want to leave soon, or you could be delayed.

• You had better leave immediately, otherwise you'll miss the deadline.

• You had better try to leave early, and you might arrive on time.

• It ought to be a good idea to leave soon, so you aren't rushed.

The final exam is tomorrow morning, and the traffic around the university is always terrible. You _______ leave the house much earlier than usual, or you _______ risk being late and missing a significant portion of the test.

• ought to / might

• should / can

• had better / will

• must / may

Which sentence contains an INCORRECT use of -ing and -ed adjectives?

• The boring movie made the audience feel bored.

• He found the puzzle confusing because the instructions were confused.

• The surprising news left everyone feeling surprised.

• The tiring hike left the travelers feeling tired.

Which sentence incorrectly uses the passive voice?

• The new software was installed by the IT department.

• The important announcement has been made.

• She was bake a delicious pie for the party.

• The window was broken during the storm.