Title: Default for 2020IB1130
Course: 2024 Basic Language Arts 2

Q: 19.
A | Where are you going?
B | To the store. We need [...] food.

20.
A | Uh-oh. We don't have [...] milk.
B | Oh, no!

21.
A | [...] there any rice?
B | Yes. It’s on the stove.

22.
A | Do we have any ice cream?
B | Yes. There's some [...] the refrigerator.

23.
A | [...] there any potatoes?
B | No. We don't have any.

24.
A | Do we have any bananas?
B | Yes, there are some bananas [...] the table.
A: some; any; is; in; are; on

Q: Use the simple past form of the verb in parentheses.
- 25. ___ (be) you at Jim’s party last Friday? | Was
- 26. We ___ (take) a trip to Texas last month. | took
- 27. I ___ (not be) at the laundromat yesterday. | wasn't
- 28. Tran and Celia___ (see) a movie last night. | saw
- 29. I ___ (visit) my family last weekend. | visited
- 30. They ___ (not hang out) at the cafe. | didn't
Also offered: Be; taked; didn't hung out

Q: 31. Annie's house is on the corner Green and Main. [...]

32.The bank is between the convenience store and the post office. [...]

33. There's a pasta on the stove. [...]

34. My apartment is cross the park. [...]

35. Where was your friends last night? [...]

36. How was your day? [...]
Also offered: Correct; Incorrect; Correct; Correct; Correct; Incorrect
A: Incorrect; Correct; Incorrect; Incorrect; Incorrect; Correct

Q: [Image: Reding BI]

37. Samantha is wearing sneakers and a [...]

38. Some of Samantha’s friends are eating in the [...]

39. Chuck is using Samantha’s [...]

40. Samantha’s brother is in her [...]

41. Cara’s apartment is behind the bank. [...]

42. Chuck is talking on the phone. [...]

43.Jerry is at the party. [...]

44. There are cookies, ice cream, and pizza at the party. [...]
Also offered: T-shirt; bedroom; cell phone; chair; True; True; True; False
A: red dress; living room; computer; bed; False; False; False; True

Q: 45. Mary is [...]

46. There are some apples [...]

47. There isn't any [...]

48. The new supermarket is [...]
Also offered: eating some apples; buying milk and juice; in the refrigerator; next to the milk; milk; juice; on Oak Street; on the corner of White and Oak
A: making a shopping list; next to the refrigerator; tea; on the corner of White and Grand

Q: 49. Jim wasn’t at Frank's party last night.  [...]

50. Frank lives on Second Avenue. [...]
Also offered: False; True
A: True; False

Q: I [...](work) on this essay for three hours so far. It [...](take) too long for me.

Yesterday, they [...](have) an interesting discussion but [...](get) no conclusions.

We [...](not/hear) the news before you [...](tell) us. Thank you!

The Constitution in my country [...](include) a declaration of rights and the separation of powers.

When we [...](arrive) at the conference, the speaker [...](start) her presentation.

Jean [...](not/study) very hard last term. She [...](deal) with problems at home.
Also offered: get; included; dealing; is starting; works; took; was starting
A: had worked; is taking; were having; got; hadn't heard; told; includes; arrived; had started; did not study; was dealing

Q: A patriotic ambition ___ the invasion to many countries around the world in recent times
- has motivated
- motivated
A: has motivated

Q: Many digital regulations ___ been created before the creation of social networks.
- hadn't
- haven't
A: hadn't

Q: Read the following text and choose the option that can NOT be used in each sentence.

1.[...],we need to agree on the best dates to go on the school trip. 2. [...], we must consider that our travel expenses are limited. 3. [...] transportation, we can ask permission to go on the school buses. 4. [...], careful planning is extremely important.
A: Then; With regard to; Initially; As for
Gap 1 offers: Then; Initially; To begin with
Gap 2 offers: With regard to; A part from that; Also
Gap 3 offers: Initially; With regard to; When it comes to
Gap 4 offers: As for; To sum up; In conclusion

Q: Read the ideas and choose the best option to complete the sentences.

- 1. The politician made unbelievable campaign promises. [...], she was not elected to serve her community.
- 2. It was an extreme political system, but people voted for it [...] it ensured some stability.
- 3. The leader couldn’t demonstrate that he had fulfilled his campaign promises, [...] he was reelected.
- 4. The man was unable to prove his innocence and was [...] sent to jail for the rest of his life.
A: however; moreover; yet; consecuently
Gap 1 offers: however; yet; consecuently; moreover
Gap 2 offers: moreover; consecuently; however; yet
Gap 3 offers: yet; however; consecuently; moreover
Gap 4 offers: consecuently; moreover; however; yet