Direction: questions 1-13 are in complete sentences choose the word that best completes the sentences

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Here are the answers to the multiple-choice questions:

1. The floods this year are bad but they were worse five years ago.

   • The correct option is C. worse. "Worse" is the comparative form of "bad."

2. She writes slowly, but speaks faster.

   • The correct option is D. faster. "Faster" is the comparative form of "fast," used to compare her speaking speed to her writing speed.

3. She speaks English fluently, doesn't she?

   • The correct option is B. doesn't she. This is a tag question, and since the main verb "speaks" is positive and in the simple present tense, the tag should be negative and use "does."

4. If I had married her, I would have been happy means I didn't marry her, and now I am not happy.

   • The correct option is D. I didn't marry her, and now I am not happy. This is a third conditional sentence, which expresses a hypothetical situation in the past that did not happen and its unreal result in the present.

5. An adverb can modify all the following words except noun.

   • The correct option is D. noun. Adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs, but not nouns.

6. If his mother had not called/would have died a doctor, the child.

   • The correct option is A. Had not called/would have died. This is a mixed conditional sentence, combining a third conditional clause (past unreal condition) with a second conditional clause (present unreal result).

7. She lives in Addis Ababa, doesn't she?

   • The correct option is C. doesn't she. Similar to question 3, this is a tag question. The main verb "lives" is positive and in the simple present tense, so the tag is negative and uses "does."

8. He is the laziest/most annoying person in the whole class.

   • The correct option is A. Laziest/most annoying. The phrase "in the whole class" indicates a superlative comparison.

9. When he plays tennis, he hits the ball harder.

   • The correct option is D. harder. "Harder" is the comparative form of "hard," used to compare how he hits the ball now to how he might have hit it before, or to others.

10. She is a careful/carefully driver; she drives carefully.

    • The correct option is A. Careful/carefully. "Careful" is an adjective describing the noun "driver," and "carefully" is an adverb describing how she "drives."

11. He has never lied to me, has he?

    • The correct option is B. has he. This is a tag question. The main verb phrase "has never lied" is negative (due to "never") and uses "has," so the tag is positive and uses "has."

12. Selam: Zmam; I'm 1m and 60cm. Zmam: How tall are you?

    • The correct option is B. How tall are you. This question asks about height, which is answered by "I'm 1m and 60cm."

13. Student-A: Can I borrow your pen? Student-B: No, I am sorry; I am using it.

    • The correct option is B. Can I borrow your pen. This is the most natural and polite way to ask to use someone's pen.