Title: Default for Basic I, second Period Exam.
Course: 2025 Basic English II 12:40

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: 1. A: Can you [...]?

B: No, I can't. My wife can. Her pizza is great!
A: cook

Q: A: Can you[...]?

B: No, I can't. My wife can. Her pizza is great!

A: Can you [...] a computer?

B: Yes, I can. I write emails every day.

A: Can you[...]?

B: No, I can't. I don't have a car!

A: Can you [...] a bike?

B: Yes, I can.
A: cook; use; drive; ride

Q: [Image: Prepositions.]

The books are under the [...].

The TV is on the [...].

The bag is on the [...].

The [...] is on the desk.

The [...] is on the TV.
A: chair; table; sofa; computer; lamp

Q: Match the present continuous of the verb.
- We [[1]] TV. | are watching
- I [[2]] coffee. | am not drinking
- Wei and Ruth [[3]] to class. | aren’t going
- You [[4]] cool sneakers | are wearing

Q: Go [...] on West Street.

Is there a bank [...] of First and Main?

There's a department store [...] the subway station.

[...] left on Green Street.

The convenience store is [...] Park and Elm.

[...] West Street.
A: straight; on the corner; across from; Turn; between; cross

Q: Can I have _ bread?
- a
- an
- some
A: some

Q: Carlos eats__ apple every day.
- a
- an
- some
A: an

Q: Did you eat __ pasta for lunch?
- a
- any
- some
A: any

Q: Is there __ milk in the refrigerator?
- a
- an
- any
A: any

Q: Match There’s or There are.
- __ some lettuce. | There's
- __ some bananas. | There are
- __ some potatoes. | There are
- __ some juice. | There's

Q: A: I'm going to the store. Do we have [...] milk?

B: No, we don't.

A: There isn't any coffee.

B: OK. I can buy [...].

A Do we have [...] cake for dessert?

B: Sorry. We don't.

A: There aren't [...] bananas

B: We need some apples, too.
Also offered: some; any; some; some
A: any; some; any; any

Q: My friends Tony and Shannon are very talented. They can do a lot of things.

Tony is an artist. He can draw and paint very well. His pictures are beautiful. Shannon is an amazing singer, and she can play the piano, too.

They are American, but they live in Canada. They can speak English, of course, but they can also speak French.

Tony and Shannon have a daughter, Chloe. She is only 8, but she is talented, too! She can speak English and French, she can sing well, and she can draw amazing pictures.

Tony can't paint very well. [...]

Shannon can't sing. [...]

Tony and Shannon are from Canada.[...]

Shannon can speak two languages. [...]

Tony and Chloe can draw. [...]

Shannon and Chloe can't speak French. [...]
Also offered: TRUE; TRUE; TRUE; FALSE; FALSE; TRUE
A: FALSE; FALSE; FALSE; TRUE; TRUE; FALSE

Q: The man’s [...] are on the chair.

The man’s [...] is on the sofa.

The man’s [...] are under the bed.
Also offered: curtains; camera; sneakers; sneakers; computer; jeans
A: books; cell phone; sneakers