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The Tell-Tale Heart REVISING Part 5Versión en línea Choose the best answer. por Olga Gilbert 1 "But although I answered them in the same way, I soon wished that they would go." What is the best word to replace "WISHED" in this sentence? a asked b wanted c said d showed 2 "I pulled up three of the boards that formed the floor, and put the pieces of the body there." What is the best word to replace "FORMED" in this sentence? a broke b showed c put d made 3 1. The narrator finished his work. 2. He heard that someone was at the door. What is the most effective way to combine sentence 1 and 2. a The narrator finished his work, and he heard that someone was at the door. b The narrator finished his work, so he heard that someone was at the door. c When the narrator finished his work, he heard that someone was at the door. d Because the narrator finished his work , he heard that someone was at the door. 4 1. The narrator cut off the old man's head. 2. Then he cut off his arms and legs and hid the body in the floor. What is the most effective transition to add to the beginning of sentence 1? a First, b After that, c Finally, d Also, 5 1. Three policemen came to the door. 2. They came to ask questions and to search the house. What is the most effective way to combine sentences 1 and 2? a Three policemen came to the door, they came to ask questions and to search the house. b Three policemen came to the door ,and they came to ask questions and to search the house. c To ask questions and to search the house they came to the door. d Three policemen came to the door to ask questions and to search the house. 6 1. The narrator spoke to the policemen in a quiet and easy manner. 2. They believed his story. What is the most effective way to combine sentences 1 and 2? a The narrator spoke to the policemen in a quiet and easy manner because they believed his story. b The narrator's quiet and easy manner made the policemen believe his story. c The policemen spoke in a quiet and easy manner, and the narrator believed their story. d The policemen believed the narrator's story in a quiet and easy manner. 7 1. The narrator's head hurt. 2. There was a strange sound in his ears. What is the most effective way to combine sentences 1 and 2? a A strange sound hurt in the narrator's head. b The narrator's ears and head hurt with the strange sound. c The narrator's head hurt, but there was a strange sound in his ears. d The narrator's head hurt because there was a strange sound in his ears. 8 1. The narrator took the policemen through the whole house. 2. He told them to search it well. What is the most effective way to combine sentences 1 and 2? a The narrator took the policemen through the whole house and told them to search it well. b The narrator told the policemen to search the house and took them through it. c The narrator took the policemen through the whole house when he told them to search it well. d The narrator took the policemen through the whole house, but he told them to search it well. 9 1. First, I cut off the head, then the arms and the legs. 2. I was careful not to let a single drop of blood fall on the floor. What is the best transition to add to the beginning of sentence 2? a In contrast, b However, c As a result, d For example, 10 However, I had no fear as I went down to open the door. What is the best word to replace "HOWEVER"? a then b although c because d but

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The Tell-Tale Heart REVISING Part 5Versión en línea

por Olga Gilbert

"But although I answered them in the same way, I soon wished that they would go." What is the best word to replace "WISHED" in this sentence?

"I pulled up three of the boards that formed the floor, and put the pieces of the body there." What is the best word to replace "FORMED" in this sentence?

1. The narrator finished his work. 2. He heard that someone was at the door. What is the most effective way to combine sentence 1 and 2.

1. The narrator cut off the old man's head. 2. Then he cut off his arms and legs and hid the body in the floor. What is the most effective transition to add to the beginning of sentence 1?

1. Three policemen came to the door. 2. They came to ask questions and to search the house. What is the most effective way to combine sentences 1 and 2?

1. The narrator spoke to the policemen in a quiet and easy manner. 2. They believed his story. What is the most effective way to combine sentences 1 and 2?

1. The narrator's head hurt. 2. There was a strange sound in his ears. What is the most effective way to combine sentences 1 and 2?

1. The narrator took the policemen through the whole house. 2. He told them to search it well. What is the most effective way to combine sentences 1 and 2?

1. First, I cut off the head, then the arms and the legs. 2. I was careful not to let a single drop of blood fall on the floor. What is the best transition to add to the beginning of sentence 2?

However, I had no fear as I went down to open the door. What is the best word to replace "HOWEVER"?