Vocabulary
Grammar
Textbook questions
Extra topics
Mystery Trivia
100
Provide the missing word. "You should look over the trip __________ before we leave for the airport tomorrow."
itinerary
100
Complete this sentence using the present perfect. "My sister ______ never __________ a laptop." (want)
has, wanted
100
What is the capital city of the United States? a) New York, NY b) Olympia, Washington c) Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C.
100
Name three films directed by Steven Spielberg.
Examples: Jurassic Park, E.T, War of the Worlds, Saving Private Ryan, Jaws, Schindler's List, The Terminal, Catch Me If You Can...
100
How do you form the present perfect? Give an example.
form of 'to have' + past participle...
200
In New York, the __________ will take you across the river to the other side.
ferry
200
Complete the sentence using the present perfect. "They aren't here. They ____________ to the mall." (go)
have gone
200
Which of the following is not in the United States? a) Alaska b) Alberta c) Nevada
b) Alberta
200
Correctly say today's date using the month, date, and year.
November, 23 (twenty-third), 2013
200
Name 10 animals you might see in a zoo.
Examples: zebra, giraffe, parrot, bear, horse, donkey, pig, lion, cow, ...
300
Name at least 5 movie genres.
Examples: war, science-fiction (sci-fi), adventure, epic, animated cartoons, horror, western, romance...
300
What are the past participles of: buy, see, run, go, take?
bought, seen, run, gone, taken
300
When do we use "just" + the present perfect in a sentence? Ex: She has just heard some great news.
We use 'just' in affirmative sentences to say that something has happened A SHORT TIME AGO.
300
Count to 21 using ordinal numbers.
first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth, twentieth, twenty-first
300
What does the expression, "let the cat out of the bag", mean?
to reveal a secret
400
What are a penny, nickel, dime, and quarter worth in the USA?
1 cent, 5 cents, 10 cents, 25 cents
400
Complete the sentences using FOR or SINCE. 1: I've had this laptop __________ three months. 2: They've lived in Ottawa _________ 2012.
1. for (a period of time) 2. since (an exact time when something began)
400
1. I _______ to Chicago for the first time two years ago. (went/have gone) 2. Claire and I _________ friends. We really like each other now. (have become/became)
1. went ( simple past = a specific time) 2. have become (present perfect = undefined time in the past, still relevant today)
400
Say this large number out loud: 234,549,777,208. Then turn it into an ordinal number.
two-hundred thirty-four billion, five-hundred forty-nine million, seven-hundred seventy-seven thousand, two-hundred and eight. 234,549,777,208th.
400
Michelle was born in Charlevoix but spent her entire childhood in Chicago. Charlevoix is her _____________ and Chicago is her _____________.
birthplace, hometown.
500
Explain the roles of a film PRODUCER and a film DIRECTOR.
A producer controls the preparation of a movie and gets the money for production together. // A director is the person who tells the actors how to act in front of the camera.
500
Answer using YET or ALREADY. 1. He's _________ directed four movies, and he's only 30. 2. The mechanic hasn't fixed her car _____.
1. already (used in affirmative sentences) 2. yet (used at the end of questions and negative sentences)
500
Explain what happens in Steven Spielberg's film, Jurassic Park. Give at least four details.
Example: A man builds a dinosaur park, some visitors go to the island, a man turns off the electricity, the dinosaurs escape and kill people, a small dinosaur spits poison into the eyes of the scientist who stole eggs, the children hide from velociraptors, the visitors escape on a helicopter.
500
Name 10 states in the USA.
Answers vary...
500
What are TWO synonyms and ONE antonym of 'smart'?
synonym examples: intelligent, brilliant, genius, clever, skilled, bright... antonyms: ignorant, stupid, slow, unintelligent, unskilled, dumb...
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