Intermediate Quiz 11

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1. Let me make just a few _____ remarks.
conclude
concluding
conclusive
conclusion
 
Answer:
Let me make just a few (concluding) remarks.
 
Conclude is:
  • a verb
 
Concluding is:
  • a verb (-ing form)
  • an adjective
 
Conclusive is:
  • an adjective
 
Conclusion is:
  • a noun
 
Chapter is a noun and can be described adjectives.
 
The adjectives in the choices are:
  • concluding (last in a series of things; bringing something to an end)
  • conclusive (proving that something is true, or ending any doubt)
 
The suitable adjective for the sentence is concluding.
 
Let me make just a few (concluding) remarks.
= Let me make just a few closing remarks.
= Let me make just a few last remarks.
= Let me make just a few final remarks.
 
2. The test results were not _____.
conclude
concluding
conclusive
conclusion
 
Answer:
The test results were not (conclusive).
 
The adjective conclusive means proving that something is true, or ending any doubt.
 
The test results were not (conclusive).
= The results of the test could not be used to prove the case/hypothesis.
 
3. The deal was finally brought to _____ yesterday.
conclude
concluding
conclusive
conclusion
 
Answer:
The deal was finally brought to (conclusion) yesterday.
 
Bring to conclusion is an idiom that means to close or finish something.
To in this sentence is a preposition.
 
The deal was finally brought to (conclusion) yesterday.
= The deal was finally concluded yesterday.
= The deal was finally finished yesterday.
 
4. These investigations can take up to two years to _____.
conclude
concluding
conclusive
conclusion
 
Answer:
These investigations can take up to two years to (conclude).
 
Conclude is a verb that means to bring something to an end.
To in this sentence is an infinitive marker (used before a base form).
 
These investigations can take up to two years to (conclude).
= These investigations can take up to two years to end.
 
5. In _____, I would like to thank everyone who participated in this project.
conclude
concluding
conclusive
conclusion
 
Answer:
In (conclusion), I would like to thank everyone who participated in this project.
 
In conclusion is a phrase that means finally.
It used in a piece of writing or a speech to show that you are about to finish what you are saying.
 
In (conclusion), I would like to thank everyone who participated in this project.
= Finally, I would like to thank everyone who participated in this project.
= Before I end this speech, I would like to thank everyone who participated in this project.
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