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Let’s go through each question one by one and figure out the correct answer.

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Question 1:
*Irmawas really ______ after she found out she won the contest.*

We need a word that describes how Irma felt — an adjective.
- “suprise” is a noun (and misspelled).
- “suprised” is misspelled — should be “surprised”.
- “suprises” is a verb or noun, not an adjective for feelings.
- “suprising” is misspelled — should be “surprising”, which describes something that causes surprise, not how someone feels.

But wait — all options are misspelled! That’s tricky.
Actually, looking closely:
Option B says “suprised” — that’s meant to be “surprised” (the feeling).
Option D says “suprising” — meant to be “surprising” (the thing causing surprise).

Since Irma *felt* something, we want “surprised” → so B is the intended correct answer, even though it’s misspelled in the quiz.

✔ Correct choice: B

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Question 2:
*When can ___ go to the concert by _____?*

First blank: subject pronoun → “I” (not “me”, “we”, or “my”)
Second blank: reflexive pronoun matching “I” → “myself”

So: “When can I go to the concert by myself?”

✔ Correct choice: C

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Question 3:
*Eren went to the restaurant ___ his friends*

He went *together with* his friends → use “with”

✔ Correct choice: B

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Question 4:
*The books are ___. They are not ___. *

First blank: possessive pronoun showing ownership → “theirs” (meaning “belonging to them”)
Second blank: also possessive → “mine” (meaning “belonging to me”)

“The books are theirs. They are not mine.”

✔ Correct choice: D

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Question 5:
*The mother was sleeping ___ on the living room couch so the children walked ___ out of the room.*

If the mother is sleeping, the kids would walk quietly to not wake her.
Also, if she’s sleeping “soundly”, that means deeply — which makes sense why they can be quiet.

Look at options:

A. softly, quietly → “softly” doesn’t fit well for sleeping
B. loudly, ran → contradicts — if mom is sleeping loudly? No. And “ran” isn’t adverb form needed
C. soundly, quietly → YES! “sleeping soundly” = deeply asleep; “walked quietly” = no noise
D. quietly, loudly → opposite of what we want

✔ Correct choice: C

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Question 6:
*When someone becomes a doctor, they make a promise to always help ___ sick.*

We’re talking about sick people in general → use “the” + adjective = “the sick” (a common phrase meaning “sick people”)

Example: “help the poor”, “help the elderly”, “help the sick”

✔ Correct choice: C

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Question 7:
*We went swimming in the sea every day while we were on ___ holiday.*

“on holiday” is the correct British English phrase. In American English, it’s “on vacation”, but since the quiz uses “holiday”, we keep it.

No article needed before “holiday” here — it’s used generally.

Wait — the options aren’t shown for Q7, but based on standard grammar, it should be “on holiday” — no article.

But since the user didn’t provide options for Q7, and the instruction says to solve the problem accurately — perhaps only questions 1–6 are meant to be answered? The image cuts off after Q7’s stem.

Looking back at the original request — the user uploaded an image with 10 questions, but only 6 full questions + part of 7 are visible. Since the instruction says “solve the problem accurately”, and options are only given for 1–6, I’ll assume we answer those.

But let’s check — the user said “10 Questions” in the header, but only 6 have options shown. Maybe Q7–10 are missing from the image? Or maybe it’s a typo.

Since we can only work with what’s visible, and Q7 has no options, I’ll skip it for now.

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Final Answers for Questions 1–6:

1. B
2. C
3. B
4. D
5. C
6. C

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Final Answer:
1. B
2. C
3. B
4. D
5. C
6. C