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Q1251163 Inglês
Complete the sentences with the appropriate preposition.


I. I asked _____ but nobody has seen my glasses. II. Take ______ your shoes and get into the classroom. III. We are putting ______ our wedding until March because of the hurricane.

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Q1251162 Inglês
Complete the sentences with the correct verb tenses.

I. He ______ a new job last week. II. The father _____ his son to go to sleep. III. Her purse______ at the party last night.

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Q1251161 Inglês
Complete the sentences with SOME or ANY

I. Please give me _____ more ice cream. II. I don't have ______ ice cream. III. She will be very angry if you don't bring ______. IV. I have _____ very delicious ice cream for you.

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Q1251160 Inglês
Complete the sentences with the correct preposition of time: at, on, in, for, from, to or until.

I. I'll call you back ______ about 30 minutes. II. They waited ______ five for her. III. I've been playing golf _____ about four hours.


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Q1251159 Inglês

Complete the sentences with the correct preposition of place: at, on, in, to, into or by


I. Get _____ the train! It´s going to leave.

II. They like to travel ______ plane.

III. They got ______ the car and drove off.


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Q1251158 Inglês
Complete the following sentences with “WHICH” or “WHAT”.


I. ________ time do we have to be at school? At eight o'clock. II. ________ bus goes to the centre, number 20 or 21? III. ________ do you feed your dog? Milk.

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Q1251157 Inglês

Complete the following setences with the correct question word.


I. _________ has got a pencil for me? Claudia has got one.

II. _________ is your birthday? In April.

III. _________ old is her son? Seven.

IV. _________ are your posters? Over my bed.



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Q1251156 Inglês
Put the sentence into reported speech.

He asked us, "Are they waiting outside?"
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Q1251155 Inglês
Should children watch toy unboxing videos?

Children around the world are currently trying to decide which toys to put on their Christmas list. Some browse catalogues for inspiration or look in toy shops and watch TV adverts, while others are turning to toy unboxing videos to make up their minds. What is the appeal of these videos, and are they in any way harmful? For nine-year-old Verity, the unboxing videos have been a great way to work out which toys she really wants this Christmas. In these videos, children, or in some cases just a pair of hands, take toys out of their packaging and play with them.
Verity particularly likes watching Shopkins, Lego and Harry Potter toys being opened on YouTube, which is the main platform for this type of content. "It gives you more information than just seeing an advert. It's more interesting because these videos give you more details about how something works and then they show you how it works."
Verity, who lives in St Albans in Hertfordshire, also likes to make her own videos, but only for family and friends to watch. "I don't want everybody to see them because they might make fun of them and make bad comments," she says. "People can be mean."
BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-49975644
The word “harmful”, line 5 could be best substituted for:
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Q1251154 Inglês
Should children watch toy unboxing videos?

Children around the world are currently trying to decide which toys to put on their Christmas list. Some browse catalogues for inspiration or look in toy shops and watch TV adverts, while others are turning to toy unboxing videos to make up their minds. What is the appeal of these videos, and are they in any way harmful? For nine-year-old Verity, the unboxing videos have been a great way to work out which toys she really wants this Christmas. In these videos, children, or in some cases just a pair of hands, take toys out of their packaging and play with them.
Verity particularly likes watching Shopkins, Lego and Harry Potter toys being opened on YouTube, which is the main platform for this type of content. "It gives you more information than just seeing an advert. It's more interesting because these videos give you more details about how something works and then they show you how it works."
Verity, who lives in St Albans in Hertfordshire, also likes to make her own videos, but only for family and friends to watch. "I don't want everybody to see them because they might make fun of them and make bad comments," she says. "People can be mean."
BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-49975644
In line 4, what does “make up” mean?
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Q1251153 Inglês
Should children watch toy unboxing videos?

Children around the world are currently trying to decide which toys to put on their Christmas list. Some browse catalogues for inspiration or look in toy shops and watch TV adverts, while others are turning to toy unboxing videos to make up their minds. What is the appeal of these videos, and are they in any way harmful? For nine-year-old Verity, the unboxing videos have been a great way to work out which toys she really wants this Christmas. In these videos, children, or in some cases just a pair of hands, take toys out of their packaging and play with them.
Verity particularly likes watching Shopkins, Lego and Harry Potter toys being opened on YouTube, which is the main platform for this type of content. "It gives you more information than just seeing an advert. It's more interesting because these videos give you more details about how something works and then they show you how it works."
Verity, who lives in St Albans in Hertfordshire, also likes to make her own videos, but only for family and friends to watch. "I don't want everybody to see them because they might make fun of them and make bad comments," she says. "People can be mean."
BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-49975644
Choose the alternative that is NOT a strategy that children are using to help them decide what they want for Christmas nowadays.
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Q1251152 Inglês
Should children watch toy unboxing videos?

Children around the world are currently trying to decide which toys to put on their Christmas list. Some browse catalogues for inspiration or look in toy shops and watch TV adverts, while others are turning to toy unboxing videos to make up their minds. What is the appeal of these videos, and are they in any way harmful? For nine-year-old Verity, the unboxing videos have been a great way to work out which toys she really wants this Christmas. In these videos, children, or in some cases just a pair of hands, take toys out of their packaging and play with them.
Verity particularly likes watching Shopkins, Lego and Harry Potter toys being opened on YouTube, which is the main platform for this type of content. "It gives you more information than just seeing an advert. It's more interesting because these videos give you more details about how something works and then they show you how it works."
Verity, who lives in St Albans in Hertfordshire, also likes to make her own videos, but only for family and friends to watch. "I don't want everybody to see them because they might make fun of them and make bad comments," she says. "People can be mean."
BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-49975644
Who is Verity?
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Q1251151 Inglês
Should children watch toy unboxing videos?

Children around the world are currently trying to decide which toys to put on their Christmas list. Some browse catalogues for inspiration or look in toy shops and watch TV adverts, while others are turning to toy unboxing videos to make up their minds. What is the appeal of these videos, and are they in any way harmful? For nine-year-old Verity, the unboxing videos have been a great way to work out which toys she really wants this Christmas. In these videos, children, or in some cases just a pair of hands, take toys out of their packaging and play with them.
Verity particularly likes watching Shopkins, Lego and Harry Potter toys being opened on YouTube, which is the main platform for this type of content. "It gives you more information than just seeing an advert. It's more interesting because these videos give you more details about how something works and then they show you how it works."
Verity, who lives in St Albans in Hertfordshire, also likes to make her own videos, but only for family and friends to watch. "I don't want everybody to see them because they might make fun of them and make bad comments," she says. "People can be mean."
BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-49975644
What is the main platform used for this type of content?
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Q1251150 Inglês
Should children watch toy unboxing videos?

Children around the world are currently trying to decide which toys to put on their Christmas list. Some browse catalogues for inspiration or look in toy shops and watch TV adverts, while others are turning to toy unboxing videos to make up their minds. What is the appeal of these videos, and are they in any way harmful? For nine-year-old Verity, the unboxing videos have been a great way to work out which toys she really wants this Christmas. In these videos, children, or in some cases just a pair of hands, take toys out of their packaging and play with them.
Verity particularly likes watching Shopkins, Lego and Harry Potter toys being opened on YouTube, which is the main platform for this type of content. "It gives you more information than just seeing an advert. It's more interesting because these videos give you more details about how something works and then they show you how it works."
Verity, who lives in St Albans in Hertfordshire, also likes to make her own videos, but only for family and friends to watch. "I don't want everybody to see them because they might make fun of them and make bad comments," she says. "People can be mean."
BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-49975644
Why doesn´t verity share her videos with everybody?
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Q1251149 Inglês
Should children watch toy unboxing videos?

Children around the world are currently trying to decide which toys to put on their Christmas list. Some browse catalogues for inspiration or look in toy shops and watch TV adverts, while others are turning to toy unboxing videos to make up their minds. What is the appeal of these videos, and are they in any way harmful? For nine-year-old Verity, the unboxing videos have been a great way to work out which toys she really wants this Christmas. In these videos, children, or in some cases just a pair of hands, take toys out of their packaging and play with them.
Verity particularly likes watching Shopkins, Lego and Harry Potter toys being opened on YouTube, which is the main platform for this type of content. "It gives you more information than just seeing an advert. It's more interesting because these videos give you more details about how something works and then they show you how it works."
Verity, who lives in St Albans in Hertfordshire, also likes to make her own videos, but only for family and friends to watch. "I don't want everybody to see them because they might make fun of them and make bad comments," she says. "People can be mean."
BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-49975644
What is the main reason people are watching this type of video?
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Q1251148 Inglês
Should children watch toy unboxing videos?

Children around the world are currently trying to decide which toys to put on their Christmas list. Some browse catalogues for inspiration or look in toy shops and watch TV adverts, while others are turning to toy unboxing videos to make up their minds. What is the appeal of these videos, and are they in any way harmful? For nine-year-old Verity, the unboxing videos have been a great way to work out which toys she really wants this Christmas. In these videos, children, or in some cases just a pair of hands, take toys out of their packaging and play with them.
Verity particularly likes watching Shopkins, Lego and Harry Potter toys being opened on YouTube, which is the main platform for this type of content. "It gives you more information than just seeing an advert. It's more interesting because these videos give you more details about how something works and then they show you how it works."
Verity, who lives in St Albans in Hertfordshire, also likes to make her own videos, but only for family and friends to watch. "I don't want everybody to see them because they might make fun of them and make bad comments," she says. "People can be mean."
BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-49975644
What is the text about?
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Q1250592 Inglês
Which conditional below is not formed correctly and does not match the definition given? Choose the INCORRECT answer.
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Q1250591 Inglês
All the sentences are correct, EXCEPT one. Choose the INCORRECT answer.
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Q1250590 Inglês
Which VERB TENSE the sentences below refer to? Choose the CORRECT answer.


I - To talk about permanent situations II - To talk about habitual situations III - In time clauses IV - In zero conditionals V - Future intentions VI - Events based on a timetable or known date
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Q1250589 Inglês
Choose the INCORRECT answer.
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Respostas
10081: C
10082: B
10083: A
10084: B
10085: E
10086: D
10087: B
10088: E
10089: E
10090: C
10091: A
10092: E
10093: C
10094: C
10095: A
10096: C
10097: B
10098: C
10099: D
10100: C