Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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DIRECTIONS: Choose the word that best matches the definition.
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This house is old and needs repairs.
a. | litter | b. | greenery | c. | remodel | d. | run-down |
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There are too many cars and they can't move.
a. | convenient | b. | congestion | c. | pedestrian | d. | free |
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Things in the neighborhood are nearby and it's easy to get to them.
a. | litter | b. | congestion | c. | convenient | d. | control |
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This building has twenty floors.
a. | high-rise | b. | run-down | c. | subway | d. | pedestrian |
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These people are walking down the street.
a. | pedestrians | b. | traffic | c. | greenery | d. | neighborhood |
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These papers and trash are left on the street.
a. | station | b. | litter | c. | congestion | d. | general |
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DIRECTIONS: Choose the sentence that correctly makes a request.
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Homework request
a. | Could you helping me with my homework, please? | b. | Will please you help
me with my homework? | c. | Could you help me with my homework,
please? | d. | Please, could you my homework? |
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Directions request
a. | Can you please tell me how to get to Shea Stadium? | b. | Will you please
telling me how to get to Shea Stadium? | c. | Could you please help me how to get to Shea
Stadium? | d. | Would tell me to get to Shea Stadium? |
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Window request
a. | Would you mind open the window? | b. | Would you mind opening the
window? | c. | Would you please mind the window? | d. | Would you minding open the
window? |
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Request to wait
a. | Would you waiting here for a moment while I get ready? | b. | Could for a moment
here you wait while I get ready? | c. | Wait would you here for a moment while I get
ready? | d. | Could you wait here for a moment while I get ready? |
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Dinner request
a. | Would you mind eating late tonight? | b. | Would you mind eat late
tonight? | c. | Can you mind eating late tonight? | d. | Can you mind eat late
tonight? |
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Car request
a. | Could you please driving me home? | b. | Could you drive me please
home? | c. | Can you please drive me home? | d. | You please could drive home
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Matching
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DIRECTIONS: Match the verb on the left with the nouns and phrases on the
right. a. | grocery shopping | b. | the bus home | c. | the kids from
school | d. | the car at the garage | e. | coupons | f. | a grocery
list | g. | a haircut | h. | the groceries |
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pick up
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14.
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cut out
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15.
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go
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16.
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get
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17.
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take
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18.
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unload
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leave
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make
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DIRECTIONS: Match the verbs to the phrases. a. | for directions at the station. | b. | your subway map. You will need
it. | c. | the subway when it's crowded. | d. | Murray's Sandwich Shop. It's
great! | e. | home after the show. |
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Don't take
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Ask
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Please come
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Don't lose
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Try
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