ALC Book 10 Quiz A

ALC Book 10 Quiz A is a focused American Language Course practice quiz for students who want to review important reading, vocabulary, and grammar skills. This quiz helps you check your understanding through clear exam-style multiple-choice questions. Complete the quiz carefully, review your missed answers, and use your results to decide what you need to study before moving to the next ALC Book quiz.

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ALC Book 10 Quiz A

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3. Yes, that’s my ____.

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4. No, I’m not ____.

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5. First, you should ____.

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6. I know. We must be ____.

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7. Yes, I can’t ____ it.

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8. Yes, can you please ____?

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9. He likes to ____ it.

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11. Okay, I’ll ____.

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12. I don’t know. I can’t ____.

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13. Yes, but you’ll have to ____ it first.

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14. Yes, he ____.

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16. We ____ at 6:30.

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17. No, I don’t know the ____.

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18. Yes, she ____.

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19. I ____ them.

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21. Okay, I’ll ____.

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22. Listen to the dialog. Then, answer the question you hear.
He wants to ____.

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23. Listen to the word and select the number of the stressed syllable.

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24. Listen to the paragraph and select the TOPIC.

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25. Listen to the paragraph and select the MAIN IDEA.

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26. A car is an expensive ____.

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27. The dog’s sleeping ____ the tree.

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28. Could you ____ and open the door?

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29. Ann: What’s his ____?
Bob: He’s a teacher.

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30. When did you begin ____ soccer?

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31. Ann reads books and listens to the radio at the same time.
Ann reads ____ she listens to the radio.

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32. People buy cars from Bob. He’s a ____.

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33. Ann: I need another quarter to buy a snack.
Bob: Okay, ____.

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34. Ann: Are we ____ salute officers?
Bob: Yes, we must.

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35. Ann: ____ is it to Austin?
Bob: 20 miles.

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36. Ann: Did anyone go to the gym with you?
Bob: No, I went ____.

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37. Ann: ____ is today’s date?
Bob: ____ September 23.

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38. Ann: On this base, everyone must have an ID card.
Bob: Does ____ person have to show it at the gate?

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39. When will Ann be ready ____?

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40. Ann: Can you get the papers?
Bob: Yes.
Jim: What did Ann ask you?
Bob: She asked me ____ the papers.

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41. Bob forgot how ____ tennis.

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42. The game ____ at 1700 this afternoon.

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43. Bob ____ run 15 miles.

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44. Is the airport ____ from here?

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45. Restaurants are common in this town. They ____.

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46. Ann: Open the window, please.
Bob: Okay.
Jim: What did Ann say?
Bob: She said ____ the window.

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47. Ann: ____ you take me to the store, please?
Bob: Sorry, I can’t. I have to study for a test.

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48. Ann’s three months old. She’s ____.

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49. Read the paragraph and select the BEST TITLE.

The military didn’t always use radios. Before radios, the military sometimes used birds to take messages to soldiers in far places. This kind of bird is called a carrier pigeon. Some people still use them today for fun, but the military doesn’t use these birds now. When the military used them, the birds flew over lakes, hills, and mountains to deliver important messages. The military liked carrier pigeons because they were fast and always knew how to return home after they completed their flight. Birds like these helped the military. They were good soldiers in the sky.

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50. Read the paragraph again and select the BEST SUMMARY.

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