1-Face2Face Elementary Final Test 1

Where's.......from?

• they

• you

• she

Answer explanation

The question asks about the origin of a singular subject. 'She' is the correct choice as it refers to a female individual, while 'they' and 'you' do not fit the context of asking about a single person's origin.

These are his.......

• bages

• bags

• bag

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'bags' because it is the plural form, indicating multiple items. The phrase 'These are his...' suggests more than one bag, making 'bags' the appropriate word.

Are they married?

• No, not

• No, they are

• No, they aren't

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'No, they aren't' because it clearly states that they are not married. The other options are either incomplete or incorrect in structure.

He.......18

• isn't

• am not

• aren't

Answer explanation

The correct choice is "isn't" because it is the contraction of "is not". The subject "He" requires the verb "is" in the negative form, making "isn't" the appropriate answer. "Am not" and "aren't" do not fit the subject.

Are....your shoes?

• that

• these

• this

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'these' because it refers to multiple items, which fits the context of asking about shoes. 'This' is singular and 'that' is used for items farther away.

Is this.........?

• mobile phone your

• your mobile phone

• mobile phone

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'your mobile phone' because it properly forms the question by placing the possessive pronoun 'your' before the noun 'mobile phone', indicating ownership.

This is Lin.

• She's from China

• She is China

• She from China

Answer explanation

The correct choice is "She's from China" because it uses the proper contraction "She's" for "She is". The other options are grammatically incorrect or incomplete.

This is....

• her card ID

• her ID card

• card ID her

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'her ID card' because it accurately describes a card that identifies her. The other options are either incorrectly structured or do not convey the intended meaning.

Where's Thomas from?

• I'm from Australia

• It's from Australia

• He's from Australia

Answer explanation

The correct answer is "He's from Australia" because it uses the appropriate pronoun "He" to refer to Thomas, indicating his origin. The other options incorrectly use "I'm" and "It's," which do not fit the context.

What's........nationality? "They're Japanese"

• their

• his

• our

Answer explanation

The question asks for the nationality of a group referred to as 'they'. The correct possessive pronoun for a group is 'their', indicating that the nationality belongs to them. 'His' and 'our' do not fit the context.