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"The students had to rewrite their essays." What does REWRITE mean?
Write again
Write before
Write for the first time
Write incorrectly
"The instructions were unclear." What does UNCLEAR mean?
Clear before
Very clear
Clear again
Not clear
"The two researchers disagreed about the results." The prefix DIS- indicates:
opposition/disagreement
possibility
repetition
time before something
"The website provides useful information for students." The suffix -FUL suggests:
before
a person who does something
without
full of / characterized by
"The article contained misinformation about the event." The prefix MIS- suggests that the information was:
incorrect
repeated
very useful
produced before the event
"The instructions were useless, so the students had to ask the teacher for help." The suffix -LESS indicates:
again
without
before
full of
"Her happiness was obvious when she received the news." The suffix -NESS indicates:
absence
a state or quality
a person
repetition
"The article was misleading, and several readers developed an incorrect understanding of the issue." What does MISLEADING most likely mean?
Easy to understand
Published before an event
Repeated several times
Made to believe something incorrectly
"She studies English every day." “She” is a:
possessive pronoun
subject pronoun
object pronoun
reflexive pronoun
"I called her yesterday." “Her” is:
a reflexive pronoun
a subject pronoun
an object pronoun
a possessive pronoun
"This laptop belongs to Maria. It is hers." “Hers” expresses:
possession
subject
reflexive action
object
"The students prepared the presentation themselves." “Themselves” is:
possessive
object
subject
reflexive
"Maria moved to London after graduating. She found a job there." Who does SHE refer to?
London
job
Maria
graduation
"The university offered the students scholarships because they had excellent grades." Who does THEY refer to?
grades
university
students
scholarships
"The teacher spoke to the students after they finished the exam, asking them to wait outside." Who do THEY and THEM refer to?
outside
the exam
the students
the teacher
"The woman who lives next door is a doctor." “Who” refers to:
next
doctor
door
woman
