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BEG - Week 2 Quiz - 9/27

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Q 1/40
Score 0
I am ______________.
45
happy
intelligent
anxious
sleepy
Q 2/40
Score 0
He is ______________.
45
ecstatic
playful
unsure
disgusted

40 questions

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I am ______________.

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45 sec

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He is ______________.

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2

45 sec

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I am _________________.

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3

45 sec

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She is _________________.

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4

45 sec

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We are ________________.

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5

45 sec

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What's Mike's opinion about basketball?

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6

45 sec

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What's Samantha's opinion about cheeseburgers?

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7

45 sec

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What's Mark's opinion about cooking?

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8

45 sec

Q.

What's the missing letter? A B C D E __?__ G

9

45 sec

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What's the missing letter? H I J K __?___ M N

10

45 sec

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What's the missing letter? O P ___?___ R S

11

45 sec

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What's the missing letter? T U V __?__ X Y Z

12

45 sec

Q.

What is happening?

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45 sec

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What is happening?

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14

45 sec

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What is happening?

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30 sec

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What is happening?

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45 sec

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What's missing? 15, 16, __?__, 18, 19

17

30 sec

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What's missing? 10, 11, __?__, 13, 14

18

30 sec

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What's missing? 7, 8, __?__, 10, 11

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45 sec

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What's missing? 2, 3, ___, 5, 6

20

30 sec

Q.

Where is Tom from? [Flag = Canada]

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21

30 sec

Q.

Where is Carter from? [Flag = Nigeria]

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22

45 sec

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Write the question. A: ______________________? B: I'm from Ukraine.

23

45 sec

Q.

What is your area code?

24

45 sec

Q.

What is her address?

25

45 sec

Q.

Which month is missing? January _____?______ March April

26

45 sec

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Which month is missing? March April May _____?_______

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30 sec

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Which month is missing? October ______?_______ December

28

45 sec

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My birthday is ________ September 1st.

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Her wedding anniversary is ______ February.

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45 sec

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His doctor appointment is __________ March 15th.

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45 sec

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What do you need?

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What does Tommy need?

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What does Maria need?

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45 sec

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The cat is ___________ the box.

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45 sec

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The bird is ______________ the box.

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The man is _______________ the table.

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45 sec

Q.

Today is Friday. Tomorrow is ____________.

38

45 sec

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Today is Sunday. Tomorrow is _____________.

39

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Today is Wednesday. Tomorrow is _____________.

40

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