Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.
ground
south
group
count
Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.
talked
passed
dialed
stopped
Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.
Choose the word which has the underlined part pronounced differently from the others.
chairman
children
chicken
chemist
Choose the word which has the bold part pronounced differently from the others.
foreign
garbage
illegal
grammar
The small busy coffee shop is located exactly _____ the bank and the local supermarket.
The weather is _____ cold outside today, so you should wear a thick winter coat.
Tomorrow is Sunday, so you _____ wake up too early for school in the morning.
My father can speak _____ English and French very well because he studied abroad.
_____ colorful jacket is this? It was left on the chair in the classroom yesterday.
Jane: What does your new English teacher _____?
Leo: She is tall and has short black hair.
We are going to have a delicious dinner at my _____ new restaurant tomorrow evening.
The researcher presented _____ regarding the climate change trends in Southeast Asia.
The express train to the capital _____ from platform number three every morning at 7:30 AM.
will be departed
You can borrow my laptop _____ you promise to handle it with extreme care.
_____ you practice speaking English every day, _____ you become.
The professor would rather the students _____ late to the morning lecture tomorrow.
aren't
won't
weren't
haven't been
While walking home from school, she stopped _____ a refreshing bottle of cold water.
He had to pay a heavy parking _____ because he left his car in a non-parking zone.
fine
fee
fare
tip
After paying for the new clothes at the store, make sure to keep your _____ in case you need to return them.
bill
recipe
note
receipt
Please _____ me to submit the homework online before midnight, or I might forget.
remember
remind
memorize
repeat
If you want to stay healthy, you should _____ attention to your daily sleeping habits.
I had butterflies in my _____ right before I walked on stage.
I need new trainers because my old ones have started to _____ already.
The concert last night was absolutely _____! Best night of my life.
Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.
project / notebooks / How / presentation / do / need / for / group / the / many / you / ?
Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.
kind / helped / who / The girl / my homework / me / with / is / me / very / to / .
Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.
closed / due / Monday / school / staff / canteen / next / a / The / be / to / training / will / day / .
Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.
inside / drink / is / time / No / allowed / room / computer / or / food / any / at / the / .
Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.
students / fastest / the / all / finished / Anna / test / the / Of / the / , / .
Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.
know / the / I / instructions / yet / but / understand / the / don't / answer / I / , / .
Rearrange the words in a correct order to make a complete sentence.
The doctor / day / every / his / medicine / patient / suggests / take / that / the / .
The doctor suggests the medicine that take his patient every day.
Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the sentence given.
Mary's laptop was broken, so she paid a technician to fix it yesterday.
Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the sentence given.
You can borrow my camera for the field trip as long as you promise to be careful with it.
Choose the sentence that is CLOSEST in meaning to the sentence given.
The suitcase is too heavy for the little boy to carry upstairs.
Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions.
Ryan has a cat named Milo. They've been inseparable ever since Ryan's mom brought Milo home as a tiny kitten three years ago. Every afternoon, Milo curls up on the windowsill, watching the street for Ryan to come home from school. The moment he spots him, Milo jumps down and meows loudly at the door. Milo also knows Ryan gets nervous during thunderstorms, so on stormy nights, he quietly climbs into Ryan's bed and stays curled up beside him until morning.
One rainy afternoon, Milo sat at the windowsill as usual, waiting. But Ryan didn't come home. Milo waited and waited, growing more restless, until Ryan's mom gently picked him up and brought him inside.
"Ryan fell off his bike and broke his arm. He'll be in the hospital for a couple of days," she explained.
Milo didn't understand the words, but he sensed something was wrong. He barely touched his food and kept returning to the windowsill every day, waiting.
Three days later, a car finally pulled into the driveway. "Milo, I'm home!" Ryan called out, stepping out carefully with his arm in a cast.
Milo leapt off the windowsill and rushed toward him, meowing happily. Ryan knelt down slowly and scratched behind Milo's ears.
"I should've been more careful on my bike," Ryan said softly. "I missed you a lot."
To explain why the boy rode his bicycle carefully
To describe the weather condition that scares the animal
To prove that the animal deeply cares about his owner
To show how dangerous the local streets can be
Which of the following is NOT true about Milo?
He waited by the window every day.
He barely ate while Ryan was away.
He rushed to Ryan when he came home.
He does not like Ryan's mom.
What would be the best title for this story?
How to Take Care of a Kitten Properly
Loyal Cat Who Waits for His Best Friend
A Family That Adopts a New Kitten
A Cat Who Doesn't Like Rainy Weather
Read the announcement. Then answer the questions.
Maplewood Middle School has a new rooftop garden club. Eighth-grader Sarah Miller started it. She saw that many students just looked at their phones or sat alone at break time. Last month, she asked the principal if she could start a garden club. Now, with help from her science teacher, the group meets twice a week. They grow vegetables and flowers in wooden boxes on the roof. Teachers say the students look happier now and talk more with each other after gardening. It took Sarah many hours to plan the garden and get the soil ready, but she says it was worth it because so many students wanted to join. Sarah hopes the garden will help students spend more time outside instead of looking at screens. Next week, the club will give their first vegetables to a food bank in town.
What problem was the school facing during break times before the club started?
Students were causing trouble on the school roof.
Students were not interacting much with each other.
Teachers were complaining about dirty classrooms.
Students did not know what to do due to the no-phone rule.
What can be inferred about Sarah Miller from the announcement?
She had worked at a local food bank before.
She prefers growing plants to attending her classes.
She is hardworking and cares about her school community.
She wants to become a professional science teacher.
Read the following passage and choose the correct answer to each of the questions.
Banana plants are not really trees. They grow from an underground stem and form a tall, soft trunk up to 6 meters high. A large flower appears at the top and bends downward. It slowly turns into a bunch of small fruits, called "fingers."
At first, each banana points straight down, like most other fruits. But as it grows, something interesting happens: instead of staying down, it starts to bend upward. Scientists call this negative geotropism, which means growing against gravity. Inside the banana, a plant hormone called auxin builds up on one side, making that side grow faster, so the fruit slowly curves.
But why do bananas do this? Wild banana plants first grew in rainforests, where sunlight could not easily reach the ground. Fruits that curved upward could catch more light through the thick leaves above. Over time, this helped the plants survive, so all bananas grew this way.
What is the passage mainly about?
According to the passage, what is a single small banana fruit called?
What does "negative geotropism" mean in this passage?
What can be inferred about a banana grown with no sunlight at all?
Why does the passage mention that wild bananas grew in rainforests?
Write a paragraph (about 100 words) about how to spend less time on your phone.