English

Question 1

Lack of interest or concern

Answer 1

Apathy

Question 2

offering nothing that is stimulating or challenging.

Answer 2

Vapid

Question 3

an indefinitely small quantity; a value approaching zero.

Answer 3

inifitesimal

Question 4

sad and disappointed.

Answer 4

crestfallen

Question 5

To which sentence is the answer to this card applicable?
A) _______ absolutely unacceptable for you to do that.
B) _______ unacceptable appearance disgusts me.

Answer 5

It’s

A) It’s absolutely unacceptable for you to do that

Question 6

The possessive form of the neuter pronoun “it”

Ex: The dog wagged _____ tail at me.

Answer 6

Its (without apostrophe)

The dog wagged its tail at me

Question 7

Used when referring to places.
a) their
b) they're
c) there
Ex: I want to go \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ someday!

Answer 7

C) There

I want to go there someday!

Question 8

It is a possessive adjective and indicates that a particular noun belongs to them.
a) their
b) they're
c) there
Ex: \_\_\_\_\_\_ dog barked all day long.

Answer 8

a) Their

Their dog barked all day long

Question 9

A contraction of the phrase 'they are'.
a) their
b) they're
c) there
Ex: \_\_\_\_\_\_\_ going to Disneyland next year!

Answer 9

B) They’re

They’re going to Disneyland next year!

Question 10

A noun referring to the air going in/out of your mouth and nose.
a) breath
b) breathe
c) breathed
d) breathes
Ex: Your _______ smells like longganisa.
You take my _______ away!

Answer 10

a) breath

Your breath smells like longganisa.
You take my breath away!

Question 11

A verb referring to the action of taking air in and out.
a) breath
b) breathe
c) breaths
Ex: I can’t ________ without you but I have to.

Answer 11

b) breathe

I can’t breathe without you but I have to.

Question 12

Used to express a surface of something
Used to specify days and dates
a) on
b) at
c) in
Ex: Do not sit \_\_\_\_ the couch!
I will be turning 18 \_\_\_\_\_ September 28!

Answer 12

a) on
Do not sit on the couch!
I will be turning 18 on September 28!

Question 13

Used to point out specific time
Used to indicate a place
a) on
b) at
c) in
Ex: Let's meet \_\_\_\_ exactly 3pm.
Let's meet discreetly \_\_\_\_ the basement.

Answer 13

b) at

Let’s meet at exactly 3pm.
Let’s meet discreetly at the basement.

Question 14

Used for unspecific times during a day, month, season, year
Used to indicate a location or place
a) on
b) at
c) in
I usually read novels \_\_\_ the morning.
I live \_\_\_ a mansion.

Answer 14

c) in
I usually read novels in the morning.
I live in a mansion.

Question 15

Simple tenses use the past form, the present form, and the present form with the helping verb [will].
Ex:
Past - Yesterday I [walked] home from school.
Present - Every day I [walk] home from school, and my sister walks home from school.
Future - Tomorrow I [will walk] home from school.

Supply the appropriate verb tense:
I wish he (stop) _______ me when I tried to leave.

Answer 15

I wish he [stopped] me when I tried to leave.

The verb tense in a sentence must be consistent. Note that the verb ‘tried’ is in past tense so the verb ‘stop’ should be in past tense too.