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Preferences and intensifiers Versión en línea English test por isabella villamizar 1 Siamese twins throughout history, conjoined twins have appeared in myths and legends. One of the earliest cases of conjoined twins was Mary and Eliza Chulkhurs. They were born in 1100 and they lived for 34 years in the County of Kent, England. They were joined at the lower back. After the death of one sister, doctors hoped to save the life of the other by separating them surgically. The twin that was alive refused, she said, "As we came together we will go together". She died several hours later. The term, "Siamese twins" came from Chang and Eng Bunker. The conjoined twins were born in 1811 and came from Siam. They earned their living in the United States as a circus attraction. After several months in America, they went to England. In England they performed in the most famous venues and met members of the royal family. Chang and Eng were subjects of medical examinations and doctors said that their separation was impossible. In the early 1840s they began looking for "a couple of nice wives". In April 1843, Chang married Adelaide Yates and Eng married her sister Sarah Anne. Over the next 31 years the brothers had a total of 21 children. They lived a long time and died at the age of 63. Nowadays it is possible to separate Siamese twins. Operations concerning Siamese twins occur every year. Sometimes the results are successful, but unfortunately sometimes they aren't. WHERE DOES THE TERM "SIAMESE TWINS" COME FROM? a the term comes from Mary and Eliza Chulkhurs b the term comes from Adelaide Yates and Sarah Anne c the term comes from Chang and Eng Bunker d the term comes from Chang and Adelaide Yates 2 Siamese twins throughout history, conjoined twins have appeared in myths and legends. One of the earliest cases of conjoined twins was Mary and Eliza Chulkhurs. They were born in 1100 and they lived for 34 years in the County of Kent, England. They were joined at the lower back. After the death of one sister, doctors hoped to save the life of the other by separating them surgically. The twin that was alive refused, she said, "As we came together we will go together". She died several hours later. The term, "Siamese twins" came from Chang and Eng Bunker. The conjoined twins were born in 1811 and came from Siam. They earned their living in the United States as a circus attraction. After several months in America, they went to England. In England they performed in the most famous venues and met members of the royal family. Chang and Eng were subjects of medical examinations and doctors said that their separation was impossible. In the early 1840s they began looking for "a couple of nice wives". In April 1843, Chang married Adelaide Yates and Eng married her sister Sarah Anne. Over the next 31 years the brothers had a total of 21 children. They lived a long time and died at the age of 63. Nowadays it is possible to separate Siamese twins. Operations concerning Siamese twins occur every year. Sometimes the results are successful, but unfortunately sometimes they aren't. WHEN YEAR WERE MARY AND ELIZA CHULKHURST BORN? a in 1840 b in 1100 c in 1843 d in 1200 3 i would _________ go to the cinema than beach a rather b would c could d too 4 you are old ________ to go in to see the movie a too b rather c enought d fish 5 I don't have ______ space in my RAM a rather b could c would d enough 6 i ___________ coke than pepsi a enough b too c rather d drink 7 Would you________ eat ice cream or waffles? a to b in 1100 c like d rather 8 if I could do the activity, he ________ a too b do c enough d dont 9 she _________ english than spanish a rahter b rader c rather d rater 10 she is ______ stressed a to b too c tu d dont

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Siamese twins throughout history, conjoined twins have appeared in myths and legends. One of the earliest cases of conjoined twins was Mary and Eliza Chulkhurs. They were born in 1100 and they lived for 34 years in the County of Kent, England. They were joined at the lower back. After the death of one sister, doctors hoped to save the life of the other by separating them surgically. The twin that was alive refused, she said, "As we came together we will go together". She died several hours later. The term, "Siamese twins" came from Chang and Eng Bunker. The conjoined twins were born in 1811 and came from Siam. They earned their living in the United States as a circus attraction. After several months in America, they went to England. In England they performed in the most famous venues and met members of the royal family. Chang and Eng were subjects of medical examinations and doctors said that their separation was impossible. In the early 1840s they began looking for "a couple of nice wives". In April 1843, Chang married Adelaide Yates and Eng married her sister Sarah Anne. Over the next 31 years the brothers had a total of 21 children. They lived a long time and died at the age of 63. Nowadays it is possible to separate Siamese twins. Operations concerning Siamese twins occur every year. Sometimes the results are successful, but unfortunately sometimes they aren't. WHERE DOES THE TERM "SIAMESE TWINS" COME FROM?

the term comes from Mary and Eliza Chulkhurs

the term comes from Adelaide Yates and Sarah Anne

the term comes from Chang and Eng Bunker

the term comes from Chang and Adelaide Yates

Siamese twins throughout history, conjoined twins have appeared in myths and legends. One of the earliest cases of conjoined twins was Mary and Eliza Chulkhurs. They were born in 1100 and they lived for 34 years in the County of Kent, England. They were joined at the lower back. After the death of one sister, doctors hoped to save the life of the other by separating them surgically. The twin that was alive refused, she said, "As we came together we will go together". She died several hours later. The term, "Siamese twins" came from Chang and Eng Bunker. The conjoined twins were born in 1811 and came from Siam. They earned their living in the United States as a circus attraction. After several months in America, they went to England. In England they performed in the most famous venues and met members of the royal family. Chang and Eng were subjects of medical examinations and doctors said that their separation was impossible. In the early 1840s they began looking for "a couple of nice wives". In April 1843, Chang married Adelaide Yates and Eng married her sister Sarah Anne. Over the next 31 years the brothers had a total of 21 children. They lived a long time and died at the age of 63. Nowadays it is possible to separate Siamese twins. Operations concerning Siamese twins occur every year. Sometimes the results are successful, but unfortunately sometimes they aren't. WHEN YEAR WERE MARY AND ELIZA CHULKHURST BORN?

in 1840

in 1100

in 1843

in 1200

i would _________ go to the cinema than beach

rather

would

could

too

you are old ________ to go in to see the movie

too

rather

enought

fish

I don't have ______ space in my RAM

rather

could

would

enough

i ___________ coke than pepsi

enough

too

rather

drink

Would you________ eat ice cream or waffles?

in 1100

rather

if I could do the activity, he ________

too

enough

dont

she _________ english than spanish

rahter

rader

rather

rater

she is ______ stressed

too

dont

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i would _________ go to the cinema than beach

you are old ________ to go in to see the movie

I don't have ______ space in my RAM

i ___________ coke than pepsi

Would you________ eat ice cream or waffles?

if I could do the activity, he ________

she _________ english than spanish

she is ______ stressed