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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 37mins
Salam always speaks her.............
mind
brains
brain
thoughts
I realized I .............my mobile as soon as I got to the bus stop.
have forgotten
had forgotten
forgot
was forgetting
I wasn't hungry as I ........... a big lunch.
had
had had
have had
has had
How can the doctor make a .......... if she doesn't know what the problem is?
diagnosis
diagnoses
diagnose
check
It really makes me feel...…when I see the photographs of my happy times in the past.
nostalgic
jealous
envious
guilty
Samy had an operation ........ in his leg last week.
to
with
in
on
He .............diagnosed with cough last week
was being
has been
was
had been
Polar bears.......... extinct by the year 2030.
has been
are
have been
will be
Thanks to Sally, the garden is here new. It was her ...........
brainstorm
brainchild
super brain
brainwave
Dentists usually offer you a ......... anaesthetic if you need any painful treatment.
local
general
normal
fake
The Novel : A Tale of Two Cities
What did the rider want?
To speak to one of the passenger, a man called Mr. Lorry.
To give a message to Lucie Manette.
To get in the coach.
To steal the passengers.
The Novel : A Tale of Two Cities
"Jerry. You can say that my answer is' Recalled to life'"
Who said this to whom?
Jerry to Mr. Lorry.
Mr. Lorry to Dr. Manette.
Mr. Lorry to the horse-rider.
Miss Lucie to miss Pross.
The Novel : A Tale of Two Cities
"Jerry. You can say that my answer is' Recalled to life'"
Who is meant by "Recalled to life"?
Lucie Manette
Dr. Manette
M. Defarge
Miss pross
The Novel : A Tale of Two Cities
The scene of the wine cask refers to that …
the people have reached the climax of their anger. The wine that stained the street with a bloody red color refers to the real blood that would stain the streets during the revolution.
the noble men in France lived in misery and poverty.
the poor people in France lived happily.
the wine cask was so expensive.
The Novel : A Tale of Two Cities
"I'm afraid to see my father'!"
Who said this to whom?
Luice to Miss pross
Lucie to Defarge
Lucie to Mr. Lorry
Lucie to Madam Defage
