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General Test 2Versión en línea Choose the correct answer por Maria del Pilar Montillo 1 What is the correct article to use before the word "elephant"? a a b an c the d -- 2 What is the correct article to use before the word "university"? a a b an c the d -- 3 Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct? a I'm going to Japan next year. b I'm going to the Japan next year. c I'm going to the Mount Everest next year. d I'm going to Mount Everest next year. 4 Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct? a I'm going to swim in the Lake Michigan. b I'm going to swim in Lake Michigan. c I'm going to visit the Nile River. d Both B and C are correct. 5 Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct? a Those students are going to the library. b Them students are going to the library. c The students are going to the library, but I don't know about those. d All of the above are correct except B. 6 Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct? a These books are mine. b This book are mine. c These book is mine. d This book are mine. 7 What does "whip up" mean in the following sentence? "She whipped up a delicious dinner in no time." a To prepare or cook something quickly. b To stir or mix something vigorously. c To criticize or scold someone. d To exhaust or tire someone. 8 What does "whip through" mean is the following sentence? "She whipped through the book in one night." a To read something slowly and thoroughly. b To read something quickly and perhaps superficially. c To write a book quickly. d To summarize a book. 9 Which of the following sentences uses "talk someone into" correctly? a She talked him into not going to the party. b She talked him out of going to the party. c She talked him into going to the party. d She talked the party into going. 10 What does "stop off" mean in the following sentence? "On our road trip, we stopped off in Chicago for a few hours." a To visit a place briefly during a journey. b To stay in a place for a long time. c To avoid going to a place. d To change directions. 11 Which of the following sentences uses "put on" correctly? a She put off her jacket. b She put on her jacket c She put her jacket on the floor. d She put her jacket away. 12 She can buy anything she wants. She's completely _____. a loaded b broke c on the house d loading 13 Sorry, I can't go out tonight. I'm _____. a loaded b on the house c going to pay up d broke 14 You lost. Now it's time to _____. a broke b pay up c go loaded d pick up the load 15 Who's going to _____ for tonight? a broke b loaded c pick up the tab d pay down 16 You bump into someone by mistake on a crowded street. What could you say? a Sorry! b I'm very sorry I worried you. c I'm deeply sorry d 17 You're taking a message for a colleague. You can't hear the person's name over the phone. What could you say? a I'm sorry. Could you please repeat your name? b Speak louder! c What? Say it again! d Huh? 18 You're calling a friend who lost his job. What could you say? a Too bad! b I'm sorry about you job. Oh well! c I'm sorry about your job. What can I do to help? d 19 You arrive late for an important meeting with your boss. What could you say? a Sorry about that. b I apologize for the delay. c Sorry! d lol 20 I had to cheat! It's _____ at school! a sick as a dog b top dog c a nice dog d dog eat dog 21 Sorry, dad, but mom can't come to the phone right now. She's in bed, _____. a and is a top dog b not teaching an old dog new tricks c sick as a dog d dog eat dog e eating a dog 22 Don't give up. _____. a You can't teach an old dog new tricks. b Every dog has its day. c You're sick as a dog. d You're dog eat dog. 23 _____, but I have to keep trying. a It's a dog's life b Every dog has its day c Dog eat dog d I'm a dog 24 Chris is the best player on the team! He's the _____! a top dog b dog eat dog c dog's life d super dog 25 I have tried to teach my grandfather how to use the Internet, but _____. a it's dog eat dog b every dog has its day c you can't teach an old dog new tricks d he's a top dog

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What is the correct article to use before the word "elephant"?

What is the correct article to use before the word "university"?

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

What does "whip up" mean in the following sentence? "She whipped up a delicious dinner in no time."

What does "whip through" mean is the following sentence? "She whipped through the book in one night."

Which of the following sentences uses "talk someone into" correctly?

What does "stop off" mean in the following sentence? "On our road trip, we stopped off in Chicago for a few hours."

Which of the following sentences uses "put on" correctly?

She can buy anything she wants. She's completely _____.

Sorry, I can't go out tonight. I'm _____.

You lost. Now it's time to _____.

Who's going to _____ for tonight?

You bump into someone by mistake on a crowded street. What could you say?

You're taking a message for a colleague. You can't hear the person's name over the phone. What could you say?

You're calling a friend who lost his job. What could you say?

You arrive late for an important meeting with your boss. What could you say?

I had to cheat! It's _____ at school!

Sorry, dad, but mom can't come to the phone right now. She's in bed, _____.

Don't give up. _____.

_____, but I have to keep trying.

Chris is the best player on the team! He's the _____!

I have tried to teach my grandfather how to use the Internet, but _____.