1.There are thousand of different types of roses.
        A              B                  C                D

(There are correct as are not to be underlined, as an adjective describes different types, types of preposition connects words and roses.The answer is B)

2.He first recorded use of natural gas to light street lamps it was in the town of Frederick,

                     A                                             B                               C                 D

New York, in 1825

(In this matter of the main sentence is the use of natural gas was in the town. So say it is not needed anymore because of the double subject. The answer is C.)

3.A principle of manager is to ensure that every action or decision achieves a carefully

                                 A                                                   B               C

 planned goal.

      D

(In answering this type of question, Written Expression (WEB), which we find is that one of the answer choices are underlined. To find wrong, we have to be based on the correct word or phrase that is all that is NOT underlined. To answer the above question, which really is A, why? because the word "manager" is not in accordance with the meaning of a sentence, it is the key word "principle". Supposedly "management" NOT "manager")

4.The French Quarter is the most famous and the most old section of New Orleans.

                                        A                B                       C                     D

( The superlative form of a one-syllable adjective (old) is formed with the suffix -est: oldest.The Answere is C)

5.Physical therapists help patients relearn how to use their bodies after disease

                                                               A                  B                             C

or injure.

        D

( A noun (injury), not a verb (injure), is required.The answere is D)

6.Liquids take the shape of any container which in they are placed.

                               A              B                      C                          D

( in The preposition must precede the relative pronoun: in which.The answere is C)

7. A number of the materials used in manufacturing paint are potential dangerous if                     A                                                                                       B       C

mishandled.

        D

(An adverb (potentially), not an adjective (potential), is needed.The answere is C)

8. Bill Clinton, that won the 1992 presidential election, was 

                            A                                   B                         C
formerlygovernor of the state of Arkansas.
                                          D        
(Grammar : the correct answer is “who” because it’s explain adjective clause.The Answere is A)

9. In the south-western part of the United States, most of the water comes of

    A                                                                            B                                    C
the Colorado River and the manmade lakes createdfrom it.     

                                                                                    D                           
(Grammar : the correct answer is “comes from” because it’s explain prepositions of place positions.The answere is C)

10. Rekha      : Is your sister in collage?

                                     A        B

    Jay              : No, she work in the hospital.

                                          C

    Rekha         : And your little brother?

    Jay              : He studies in a Senior High School.

                                    D

(works (with the "s") because she subject (third person singular) and tenses simple present.The answere is C)

Multiple Choice

1.Please go to … to pick up your ID card.

A. third window                            

B. the window three                  

C. window third

D. the third window

2. There is often disagreement as to … is the better students, Bob or Helen

A. whom                                          

B. whose                                         

C. who

D. which

(The Answer is C

3.Tiger moths ..... wings marked with
stripes or spots.
A.have
B.with
C. their
D. Whose

(No main sentence, so we have to choose the answer that makes the question into a sentence, of course the answer is A, because that is just a verb)

4. He.....bacon and eggs every morning.

A. Is used to eat    

B. Hadused to eat   

C. Has been used to eating

D. Use to eating

(The Answer is C
The word "used to" is used to compare the past and present time, and often show the meaning of habit or repetition)

5.The team really looks good tonight because the coach had them ..... every night this week.

A. Practice           

B. To practice                                  

C. Practiced

D. The practice

(The Answer is  A
The word "had" in the sentence means "sent" and form the structure of the "causative" active, so the verb infinitive form behind them to be without "to", ie "practice" (practice)

6.You…. your seatstodau if you want to go to the game.

A. had better to reserve           

B. had better reserve                 

C. had to better reserve

D. had to reserve better

Answer B
One of the English expression to declare a "better" is "had better + V1". So, "had better reserve" (better book) is the right choice for that sentence.

7.Your sister used to visit you quite often

A. didn’t she                                   

B. doesn’t she                                               

C. wouldn’t she

D. hadn’t she

(The Answer  is A
Helpers in the "question tag" is based on the verb in the sentence related. Verb in the form of a positive sentence V2 (past tense) "used to", so that the auxiliary verb used to supplement its proper QT is "did. If the verb is its positive sentence V1 plus "-s", then the QT "do not". If the verb V1 plus "-s", the QT "does". If the verb form of the sentence be (can, will, could, would), then simply add a note afterwards to form a QT)

8. Mr. Reagan was… the long chain of unfortunate events

A. the first to break                     

B. the first breaking                    

C. firstly broken

D. breaking the first

(The Answer is A
The phrase "the first to break" in the phrase is derived from the long form "the first man who broke". The phrase "man who broke" with a past tense verb can be replaced with a structure "to + V1", which is "to break")

9. Pronoun is the most appropriate person "who", because it serves as a substitute for dalamanak subject of the sentence.

Yesterday ..... found an interesting article on IT.
A. network
B. connection
C. I
D. Me

(The above matter is lost SUBJECT, so choose an answer in the form of Subject, the right answer is C.)

10.Teachers ..... for the new region.
A. important
B. next week
C. are needed
D. Hopefully

(No Subject , NO verb.so the answer is C. But if there are 2 or more who shaped Verb, we have to pursing the matter as if the sentence ACTIVE OR PASSIVE etc.)