simple past tense VS present perfect tense

I (call) ________________ Roger at nine last night, but he wasn't at home.

• calls

• calling

• be called

• called

• have called

I (attend, not) __________________any parties since I came here.

• did not attend

• have not attended

• was not attending

• am not attending

• do not attend

I (be)________________________ here since seven o'clock.

• was

• had been

• have been

• am

• were

Up to now, Ms Mega (give) __________________ our class five quizzes so far this semester.

• gives

• gave

• have given

• has given

• is given

Last December, I (see) ________________ snow for the first time in my life.

• saw

• seen

• have seen

• has seen

• have been seen

A: Do you like lobster?

B: I don't know. I (eat, never) ______________________ it.

• never has eaten

• never have eaten

• have never eaten

• has never eaten

• never been eaten

A: Hi, Syerina. Welcome to the party. (Meet, you, ever) _______________________ my cousin?

B: No, I have not.

• have you ever met

• have you ever meet

• had you ever met

• do you ever meet

• did you ever met

A: Are you taking CALL class this semester?

B: No, I _________________________it. I (take, already) it last semester.

• have already taken

• already took

• had already taken

• was already taken

• was already taking

A: (Hear, you) _______________________ what she just said?

B: NO, I was not listening. I was thinking about something else.

• have you hear?

• Had you heard?

• Have you heard?

• Do you hear

• Did you hear

Try not to be absent from the class again for the rest of the term. You (miss, already) __________________________ too many classes. You missed two classes just last week.

• be already missed

• already been missed

• already missed

• had already missed

• have already missed