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Chapter 1

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+2 college entrance (after SEE) past exam questions

Past questions and answers

6 questions set from this chapter. Most repeated first.

  • 2078

Hello! I’ve just ……………..to the shops. I’ve bought lots of things. (a) gone (b) been (c) went (d) go

Answer

(b) been

"Have just been to" means has gone and has now come back. "Have gone" would mean the person is still away, which does not fit "I've bought lots of things".

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  • 2078

The television was on but nobody ……………. it. (a) is watching (b) was watching (c) has been watching (d) had been watching

Answer

(b) was watching

The sentence is in the past ("The television was on"), and the action in progress at that time was watching, so the past continuous is used.

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  • 2078

I made my mother ……………….. new clothes. (a) bought (b) buy (c) to buy (d) buying

Answer

(b) buy

"Make" in the sense of "force" takes an object followed by the bare infinitive (make + object + base verb), so we say "made my mother buy".

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  • 2078

Kamala got her dress……………….. (a) washed (b) wash (c) to wash (d) washing

Answer

(a) washed

"Get + object + past participle" is the causative passive: Kamala had someone wash the dress for her.

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  • 2078

Yadav came to live in Kathmandu a few years ago. He ………….. in Janakpur. (a) lived (b) used to live (c) lives (d) is living

Answer

(b) used to live

The sentence contrasts a past habit or state with the present: Yadav lived in Janakpur once but no longer does, so "used to live" fits.

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  • 2078

I’m going away ……………… the end of the month. (a) by (b) in (c) on (d) at

Answer

(d) at

"At the end of the month" refers to the point of time when the month finishes. ("By the end of" means "not later than" and does not suit "going away" here.)

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Questions from Prasadi Entrance Test 2078, +2 Management (Prasadi Academy published entrance test paper (model/sample), 2078 BS). Answers are written for this site; check them against your class notes.