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English 10: Review: Practice
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I. Choose the best answer for the following sentences:
| 1. David is a weight lifter. He is ............... . |
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| 2. This morning is cold. I ............... a warm clothes to school. |
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| 3. You must ............... your exercise right now. |
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| 4. ............... she have any fruits in her basket ? |
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| 5. Mary is ............... than I. |
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| 6. We are the ............... group in this club. |
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| 7. The Great Wall ............... in China. |
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| 8. He cannot swim. He ............... to go to swimming pool anymore. |
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II. Choose the underlined word or phrase that needs correcting:
| 1. Mr. David and his wife is going to have a party tomorrow night. |
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| 2. More people need more lands. |
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| 3. We have big forests but we don′t have some deserts. |
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III. Read the passage and choose the correct answer:
A waste container is a container. It is usually made out of metal or plastic, used to store refuse. Other names include rubbish bin, litter bin, trash barrel, garbage can and trash bin. Indoor bins are traditionally kept in the kitchen to contain waste things such as fruit peelings or food packets. Wastepaper baskets or wastebaskets are used in offices to dispose of waste paper and other office refuse. Most bins have lids on the top while others have to be opened manually. Indoor bins sometime have pedals which open the lid when stepped on. A common practice is to place many bags in each bin once a day so that it makes the bin clean after removing bag.
| 1. What is a waste container made? |
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| 2. How is a waste container used to? |
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| 3. Which waste container is used in the kitchen? |
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| 4. Which waste container is used in offices? |
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| 5. How to make waste containers in house clean in your house? |
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George: What are you going to do tonight?
Betty : I’m going to help my mom.
George: What are you going to do tomorrow?
Betty : It is Saturday..
I’m going to play volleyball.
Then we’re going to see a movie.
What about you?
George: Tonight, I’m going to go walking.
Tomorrow, I’m going to watch a swimming match.
| 1. What is she going to do tonight? |
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| 2. What is he going to do tonight? |
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| 3. What is she going to do tomorrow? |
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| 4. What is he going to do tomorrow? |
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IV. Supply the correct form of the words in the brackets:
V. Rewrite each sentence so that the meaning stays the same:
VI. Write complete sentences from words/phrases given:
VII. Rearrange the following words to form complete sentences: