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Quiz Exam - Unit 4
Quiz Exam - Unit 4
Jake is painting.
4. What am I doing?
I am staying.
II. Write sentences in Present Progressive using the given information. 5 POINTS.
III. Correct the sentences writing the right ones on the line. 5 POINTS.
1. I learn to play the violin in history class. I learn to play the violin in music class.
2. We learn numbers in music class. We learn number in math class.
3. You study Calculus in a disco. You study calculus in the library.
4. We have dinner in a circus. We have dinner in a restaurant.
5. A dolphin swims in an athletic track. A dolphin swims in the ocean. 4
IV. Listen the information of track 6 and answer with one, two or three words. 5 POINTS.
IV. Write a paragraph about five different actions you do from 6:00 to 12:00. Use 5 complete
sentences. 5 POINTS
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V. Read the paragraph and complete each sentence with the best word or words. 5 POINTS.
The coronavirus pandemic has brought chaos to lives and economies around the world. But efforts to
curb the spread of the virus might mean that the planet itself is moving a little less. Researchers who
study Earth’s movement are reporting a drop in seismic noise — the hum of vibrations in the planet’s
crust — that could be the result of transport networks and other human activities being shut down. They
say this could allow detectors to spot smaller earthquakes and boost efforts to monitor volcanic activity
and other seismic events. A noise reduction of this magnitude is usually only experienced briefly around
Christmas, says Thomas Lecocq, a seismologist the Royal Observatory of Belgium in Brussels, where the
drop has been observed. Just as natural events such as earthquakes cause Earth’s crust to move, so do
vibrations caused by moving vehicles and industrial machinery. And although the effects from individual
sources might be small, together they produce background noise, which reduces seismologists’ ability to
detect other signals occurring at the same frequency.
1. The covid 19 has caused severe changes in the lives and economies of world.
2. The planet itself is moving a little less.
3. Researchers who study Earth’s movement are reporting a drop in seismic noise.
4. The effects from individual sources might be xxxxxxxxxxxx.
5. The drop has been observed in xxxxxxxxx. 3