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The English test based on the content recieved during 4-10 Dec 2023

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where is the origin of the idiom "a piece of cake"?

United States in the early 20th century.

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England in the late 19th century.

Nope!

Australia in the mid-20th century.

Nope

France in the early 18th century.

Nope!

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Choose the sentence where "take" does NOT fit grammatically.

She decided to take a break after studying for hours.

Nope! this sentence is correct

The chef will take the ingredients from the pantry.

Nope! this sentence is correct

They always take their dog for a walk in the evening.

Nope! this sentence is correct

He apologized and offered to take her forgiveness.

You're right! While "take" can be used figuratively in some cases, it cannot be used to "take" forgiveness. Instead, you would say "He apologized and offered to receive her forgiveness."

I'll take a large coffee with cream, please.

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What does the idiom "a piece of cake" mean?

It refers to a difficult task.

Nope!

It describes a delicious dessert.

Could be but not in this case

It signifies an easy task.

Sure!

It symbolizes a challenge.

Nope

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When should you use the definite article "the"?

When referring to non-specific things.

Nope!

When both the speaker and listener are aware of the specific thing.

You're right!

When the word begins with a vowel sound.

Nope

When the word begins with a consonant sound.

Nope

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