Question

Выберите правильный вариант ответа1.Is it your book, or is it ...?a) my b) mine c) her2.I am a good sportsman, ...?a) am I b) isn't it c) aren't I3.I have just found a pencil. Is it ...?a) your b) yours c) her4. They haven't built ... in front of the shop.a) something b) anything c) nothing5. Nobody ... to live in this house.a) wants b) want c) doesn't want6. I could not come yesterday. It ... me an hour to clean the classrom.a) takes b) will take c) took7. You... cross the roaв here. It's dangerous.a) musn't b) don't have to c) may not8. The test was not easy. Paul ... a lot of mistakes in it.a) was made b) is made c) made9. Our school... twenty years ago.a) is built b) was built c) has built

Answer 1

1. Is it your book, or is it ...? b) mine
2. I am a good sportsman, ...? c) aren't I
3. I have just found a pencil. Is it ...? b) yours
4. They haven't built ... in front of the shop. b) anything
5. Nobody ... to live in this house. a) wants
6. I could not come yesterday. It ... me an hour to clean the classrom. c) took
7. You... cross the road here. It's dangerous. a) musn't
8. The test was not easy. Paul ... a lot of mistakes in it. c) made
9. Our school... twenty years ago. b) was built

Answer 2

1. Is it your book, or is it...? The correct answer is b) mine. Explanation: The question is asking whether the book belongs to the person being addressed. The word "your" indicates that it is someone else's book, and the options provided are different ways to express possession. The word "mine" is used to indicate that something belongs to the speaker.

2. I am a good sportsman, ...? The correct answer is a) am I. Explanation: The question is asking for the correct question form of the sentence. In English, the subject and the auxiliary verb are inverted to form a question. Therefore, the correct form is "am I" instead of "isn't it" or "aren't I".

3. I have just found a pencil. Is it...? The correct answer is b) yours. Explanation: The question is asking about the ownership of the pencil. The word "your" indicates that it belongs to someone else. The options provided are different ways to express possession. The word "yours" is used to indicate that something belongs to the person being addressed.

4. They haven't built...in front of the shop. The correct answer is c) nothing. Explanation: The sentence is stating that nothing has been built in front of the shop. The options provided are different types of objects that could have been built. Since the sentence states that nothing has been built, the correct answer is "nothing".

5. Nobody...to live in this house. The correct answer is c) doesn't want. Explanation: The sentence is stating that nobody wants to live in the house. The options provided are different verb forms indicating desire. The correct form is "doesn't want", which is the negative form of the verb "want" in the third person singular.

6. I could not come yesterday. It...me an hour to clean the classroom. The correct answer is c) took. Explanation: The sentence is stating that it took the speaker an hour to clean the classroom. The options provided are different verb forms indicating past tense. The correct form is "took", which is the past tense of the verb "take".

7. You...cross the road here. It's dangerous. The correct answer is a) musn't. Explanation: The sentence is stating that it is not allowed to cross the road at a particular location because it is dangerous. The options provided are different verb forms indicating prohibition. The correct form is "musn't", which is used to indicate that something is not allowed.

8. The test was not easy. Paul...a lot of mistakes in it. The correct answer is c) made. Explanation: The sentence is stating that Paul made a lot of mistakes in the test. The options provided are different verb forms indicating past tense. The correct form is "made", which is the past tense of the verb "make".

9. Our school...twenty years ago. The correct answer is b) was built. Explanation: The sentence is stating that the school was built twenty years ago. The options provided are different verb forms indicating past tense. The correct form is "was built", which is the past tense of the verb "build".