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EDO Program - Final exam A2 (A) - UPB BGA

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Q 1/34
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Mohammed likes city breaks.
300
True
It doesn't say.
False
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All Sabrina’s friends like theme parks.
300
False
True
It doesn't say.

34 questions

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Mohammed likes city breaks.

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All Sabrina’s friends like theme parks.

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Pavel likes camping.

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All Sabrina’s friends like winter holidays.

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Sabrina and her friends can’t decide where to go on holiday.

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Everyone likes camping.

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What kind of food does Ethan like to eat?

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Why do Ethan’s teeth hurt?

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Which is a NOT a reason why Ethan’s mom wants him to eat healthy?

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Why does Ethan think he won’t mind breakfast tomorrow?

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What is another benefit of eating healthy according to Ethan?

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Emily doesn´t have a credit card.

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She mainly uses the card to withdraw money from a cash machine.

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All shops take debit cards.

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Emily uses her card to buy things online.

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She buys plane tickets online.

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She buys books and clothes online.

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She worries about using her card online.

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When she was a student somebody stole her card.

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The person used her physical card to buy first class plane tickets.

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Emily never got the money back from her bank.

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The last time Emily used her card was 2 days ago.

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Emily thinks using a card is easier than using real money.

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Emily thinks her card is real money.

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The customers want two tables.

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The two customers order the same starter.

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Both customers want to eat chicken from the beginning.

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Both customers order the Thai chicken for their main course

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The customers order soft drinks.

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They do not order a dessert.

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What part of the United States do the Hopi people live in?

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The Hopi people are good at ________.

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The Hopi artists are known for their ________.

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Hopi dances are often performed to ask for

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