Here's the correct answer for each question with a clear explanation:
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1. Tom ______ Jerry are very funny.
✔ Correct Answer: A and
*Explanation:* “Tom and Jerry” is a pair — they are *both* funny. We use
“and” to join two subjects that are doing the same thing together. “Or” would mean only one of them is funny, which doesn’t match the sentence.
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2. Who is she, Syairah ______ Nurul?
✔ Correct Answer: B or
*Explanation:* This is asking to choose *one* person from two options. It’s a question of identity — “Is she Syairah or is she Nurul?” So we use
“or” for alternatives.
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3. Can I buy the shirt ______ the pants?
✔ Correct Answer: A and
*Explanation:* The speaker is asking if they can buy *both* items together. “And” connects the two things being purchased. If it were “or,” it would mean choosing one — but the context suggests buying both.
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4. Do you like a kitten ______ a puppy?
✔ Correct Answer: B or
*Explanation:* This is asking for a *preference* — do you like one *or* the other? It’s not asking if you like both (which would be “and”). So
“or” is correct.
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5. What time is it now, 10.30 a.m ______ 11.00 a.m?
✔ Correct Answer: B or
*Explanation:* Again, this is asking to choose *one* correct time from two options. You can’t have two different times at once, so
“or” is used for alternatives.
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6. Arjun ______ Avind are playing chess.
✔ Correct Answer: A and
*Explanation:* Both Arjun and Avind are participating in the activity together. Use
“and” to connect two people doing something jointly.
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7. Do you want to be a doctor ______ a policeman?
✔ Correct Answer: B or
*Explanation:* This is asking about your *future career choice* — do you want to be one *or* the other? Not both at the same time. So
“or” is correct.
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
A
2.
B
3.
A
4.
B
5.
B
6.
A
7.
B
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