A: George is so different from me. I don't think we can ever become friends. B: You should try talking to him more. I'm sure you'll find something you both have ( ). 1 by hand 2 for rent 3 on time 4 in common

A: I'm tired, Kevin. Let's do the rest of our math homework tomorrow. B: No. We can't ( ) now! We're almost done. 1 quit 2 vote 3 shake 4 hide

Many students thought Julia should become class president because she showed great ( ) skills. 1 pattern 2 freedom 3 leadership 4 jealousy

A: Sally, would you mind (       ) the window? It's getting cold in here.                                                           B: Sure, Mr. Smith.

Oliver's mother asked him to go to the store because she had ( ) milk for the dessert she was making. 1 stood up for 2 come up with 3 run out of 4 broken out in

Mr. Kimura told his staff members to put more information into their sales reports. He said they should ( ) graphs and charts in each report. 1 expect 2 claim 3 compete 4 include

A: Mr. Dubois, French is really hard. I don't seem to be getting better. B : Learning a foreign language is a slow ( ). Sometimes, it can feel like you're not improving, but don't give up! 1 process 2 gesture 3 mirror 4 temperature

Rachel's ice cream ( ) has been doing well lately. She has found a lot of new customers who want to buy her company's products. 1 journey 2 notice 3 item 4 business

A: It's too hot to sit ( ) the sun, isn't it? B: Yeah. Let's go and sit under that tree where it's cooler. 1 of 2 at 3 in 4 by

Some universities ( ) all of their students with laptop computers so that students can use the Internet in class. 1 solve 2 elect 3 raise 4 provide

The reason (            ) Paul wants to study biology is because he likes animals. He hopes to open up an animal hospital someday.                 1 where 2 what 3 when 4 why

Sabrina's father asked her to buy some things at the supermarket, and he gave her $20. The food cost ( ) $15, so Sabrina gave her father a $5 bill as change. 1 lively 2 exactly 3 politely 4 anxiously