11. thats the man ..... son is a famous actor.
a) who b) where c) whose
12. ........ is a dairy product.
a) cheese b) meat c) rice
13. greg .... down, opened the book and began to read.
a) was sitting b) sat c) has been sitting
14. levi strauss was the man ............... invented blue jeans.
a) who b) whose c) which
15. you have been to spain, .............?
a) have you b) you have c) havent you
16. if you study hard, you ...... your exams this time.
a) passes b) pass c) will pass
17. this is the park ..... i take my dog every afternoon.
a) what b) where c) which
18. ............... do you like playing during long winter evenings?
a) what b) which c) why
19. use this bowl. its ................. than the other one.
a) big b) bigger c) biggest
20. they ......... to disneyland last week.
a) went b) had gone c) will go

Question

11. thats the man ..... son is a famous actor.
a) who  b) where  c) whose
12. ........ is a dairy product.
a) cheese  b) meat  c) rice
13. greg .... down, opened the book and began to read.
a) was sitting  b) sat  c) has been sitting
14. levi strauss was the man ............... invented blue jeans.
a) who  b) whose  c) which
15. you have been to spain, .............?
a) have you  b) you have  c) havent you
16. if you study hard, you ...... your exams this time.
a) passes  b) pass  c) will pass
17. this is the park ..... i take my dog every afternoon.
a) what  b) where  c) which
18. ............... do you like playing during long winter evenings?
a) what  b) which  c) why
19. use this bowl. its ................. than the other one.
a) big  b) bigger  c) biggest
20. they ......... to disneyland last week.
a) went  b) had gone  c) will go

Accepted Answer

### Question 11
# Brief Explanations:
We need a relative pronoun to show possession (the man's son). "Whose" is used for possession, "who" refers to a person (subject), "where" refers to a place. So "whose" fits.
# Answer:
c) whose

### Question 12
# Brief Explanations:
Cheese is made from milk, so it's a dairy product. Meat comes from animals (not dairy), rice is a grain. So Cheese is the dairy product.
# Answer:
a) Cheese

### Question 13
# Brief Explanations:
The actions "sat", "opened", "began" are all in simple past tense (parallel actions). "Was sitting" is past continuous, "has been sitting" is present perfect continuous, which don't fit the sequence. So "sat" is correct.
# Answer:
b) sat

### Question 14
# Brief Explanations:
We need a relative pronoun for a person (Levi Strauss) who is the subject of "invented". "Who" refers to people (subject), "whose" is for possession, "which" refers to things. So "who" is correct.
# Answer:
a) who

### Question 15
# Brief Explanations:
This is a tag question. For a positive statement ("You have been..."), the tag is negative ("haven't you"). "Have you" is positive tag (for negative statement), "you have" is not a tag structure. So "haven't you" is correct.
# Answer:
c) haven't you

### Question 16
# Brief Explanations:
In an "if" clause (present simple: "study hard"), the main clause uses future simple ("will pass") for predictions. "Passes" is third - person singular, "pass" is present simple (not for future prediction here). So "will pass" is correct.
# Answer:
c) will pass

### Question 17
# Brief Explanations:
We need a relative adverb for a place (the park) where the action "take my dog" happens. "Where" refers to place, "what" is not used in relative clauses for places, "which" is a relative pronoun (needs a preposition if used here, e.g., "in which"). So "where" is correct.
# Answer:
b) where

### Question 18
# Brief Explanations:
We are asking about the thing (game/activity) you like playing. "What" is used to ask about things in general, "Which" is for specific choices, "Why" asks for reason. So "What" is correct.
# Answer:
a) What

### Question 19
# Brief Explanations:
We have "than", so we need the comparative form of "big". "Bigger" is comparative, "big" is positive, "biggest" is superlative (needs "the" and comparison with more than two). So "bigger" is correct.
# Answer:
b) bigger

### Question 20
# Brief Explanations:
"Last week" is a past time marker, so we use simple past tense. "Went" is simple past, "had gone" is past perfect (needs a past action before another past action), "will go" is future. So "went" is correct.
# Answer:
a) went

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