A. Selfish

B. Kind

C. Thoughtful

D. Cheerful

A. Charles Dickens

B. William Shakespeare

C. Mark Twain

D. J.K. Rowling

A. Wuthering Heights

B. Pride and Prejudice

C. Jane Eyre

D. Great Expectations

A. To act bravely

B. To bite something hard

C. To get injured

D. To avoid problems

A. Very often

B. Rarely

C. Frequently

D. Every day

A. To release an animal

B. To keep a secret

C. To reveal a secret

D. To be careless

A. To start a conversation

B. To end a relationship

C. To argue

D. To slip on ice

A. To punch someone

B. To go to bed

C. To quit

D. To travel

A. More good

B. Best

C. Goodest

D. Better

A. She said that she will call me tomorrow.

B. She said that she would call me tomorrow.

C. She said that she would call me the next day.

D. She said she calls me tomorrow.

A. Simple past

B. Past perfect

C. Present perfect

D. Future perfect

A. I am knowing the answer.

B. I knows the answer.

C. I know the answer.

D. I knewed the answer.

A. because

B. so

C. and

D. or

A. is

B. are

C. were

D. have been

A. Phenomenas

B. Phenomenon

C. Phenomena

D. Phenomenones

A. in

B. at

C. of

D. for

A. She wrote a book.

B. A book was written by her.

C. She is writing a book.

D. She writes a book.

A. She don’t like ice cream.

B. She doesn’t likes ice cream.

C. She doesn’t like ice cream.

D. She didn’t likes ice cream.

A. Writes rarely

B. Writes a lot

C. Copies others

D. Struggles to write

A. Bright

B. Clear

C. Dull

D. Intense

A. Happy

B. Sad

C. Confused

D. Angry

A. Worsen

B. Reduce

C. Increase

D. Expand

A. Bibliophile

B. Lexicographer

C. Autodidact

D. Scholar

A. Occassion

B. Ocassion

C. Occasion

D. Occassionn

A. Hardworking

B. Lazy

C. Clever

D. Energetic

A. Rare

B. Present everywhere

C. Unknown

D. Invisible

A. Dishonest

B. Frank

C. Secretive

D. Hesitant

A. Permanent

B. Short-lived

C. Mysterious

D. Unchanging