Question 1

Which of the following is an example of an elipsis?

Accepted Answer

She ate two slices of pizza, and he ate three.

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The cat ate its food quickly.

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I will go to the concert on Saturday.

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They went for a walk in the evening.

Question 2

Which of the following sentences does NOT contain an example of an elipsis?

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The student studied for hours, and then he took a break.

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She ran a marathon, and he cycled for miles.

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I like to eat pizza, and he enjoys burgers.

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The cat meowed loudly, and the dog barked.

Question 3

Which of the following sentences contains an example of an ellipsis?

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I traveled to Paris, and she to Rome.

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The book was filled with interesting stories.

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He enjoyed hiking in the mountains.

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They played tennis at the park.

Question 4

Which pronoun is used to refer to people, things or ideas that are near the person speaking?

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this

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that

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them

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those

Question 5

What refers to people/things/ideas that are far from both the speaker and the person being spoken to?

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those

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them

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this

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that

Question 6

What indicates multiple people, things, or ideas that are near the speaker?

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these

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that

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those

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them

Question 7

Complete the following: SET MY HEART

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chasing

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racing

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crying

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running

Question 8

Complete the following: GET ... DOWN MY ARM(S)

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goosebumps

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goose pimples

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butterflies

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heebie-jeebies

Question 9

Complete the following: FILL MY HEART WITH ...

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joy

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money

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fear

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anger

Question 10

What is the meaning of the word 'appealing'?

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Attractive or interesting

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Boring or uninteresting

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Disgusting or repulsive

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Aggressive or confrontational

Question 11

What does the phrase 'dawn on' mean?

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To understand or realize something

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To wake up early in the morning

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To go on a morning walk

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To watch the sunrise

Question 12

What is the meaning of the word 'aspire'?

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To have a strong desire or ambition.

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To lack ambition or desire.

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To fear the possibility of failure.

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To achieve success without any effort.

Question 13

What does the word 'infuriating' mean?

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Causing great anger or outrage

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Inspiring admiration and adoration

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Creating indifference and apathy

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Bringing joy and happiness

Question 14

What is the meaning of a word 'unattainable'?

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Impossible to achieve or acquire

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Feasible to obtain

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Capable of being accomplished

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Accessible with effort

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