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CT Practice for Emi

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  1. 1Which is the correct opposite of the word "happy" ?
    1. AUnhappy
    2. BUntidy
    3. CUnwell
    4. DUnzip
    5. EUnable
  2. 2What is the correct opposite of the word "well"?
    1. AUnhappy
    2. BUntidy
    3. CUnable
    4. DUnwell
    5. EUnzip
  3. 3Which is the correct opposite of the word "able"?
    1. AUnfinished
    2. BUnhappy
    3. CUnable
    4. DUntidy
    5. EUndo
  4. 4Which is the correct opposite words of "lucky"?
    1. AUnlucky
    2. BUnfinish
    3. CUndo
    4. DUnable
    5. EUnder
  5. 5Which is the correct opposite word of "lucky"?
    1. AUnhappy
    2. BUnwell
    3. CUnlucky
    4. DUntidy
    5. EUnfinish
  6. 6Mom and dad were tired from working all day. It was normal.
    Mom and dad were [blank_start]normally[blank_end] tired from working all day.
    1. Anormally
    2. Bvery normal
    3. Cnormal
  7. 7The house burned into the flame. It was so sudden.
    [blank_start]Suddenly[blank_end], the house burned into the flame.
    1. ASudden
    2. BSuddenly
    3. CSo sudden
  8. 8"Wow! The sun is really high!" Said Lois. She was happy.
    "Wow! The sun is really high!" Said Lois [blank_start]happily[blank_end].
    1. Aso happy
    2. Bhappy
    3. Chappily
  9. 9Hanna is talking. She is very calm.
    Hanna is talking [blank_start]calmly[blank_end]
    1. Acalmly
    2. Bcalm
    3. Cso calm
  10. 10Jerry is doing his homework. It is complete.
    Jerry is doing his homework [blank_start]completely[blank_end].
    1. Acompletely
    2. Bcomplete
    3. Creally complete

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Languages Test sobre CT Practice for Emi, creado por Grace Lidya el 06/09/2021.
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