A Puppy
B Bird
C Cat
D Fish
Explanation: A puppy is a young dog; a kitten is a young cat.
A Smell
B Taste
C Touch
D Hear
Explanation: An eye is used to see; an ear is used to hear.
A Cut
B Draw
C Write
D Sharpen
Explanation: A pen is used to write; a knife is used to cut.
A Warm
B Melting
C Wet
D Cold
Explanation: Fire is associated with heat; ice is associated with cold.
A Walk
B Jump
C Run
D Swim
Explanation: A bird can fly; a fish can swim.
A Heat
B Sky
C Stars
D Darkness
Explanation: The sun provides light; the moon is associated with the darkness of night.
A Pen
B Gallery
C Brush
D Painting
Explanation: An author writes a book; an artist creates a painting.
A Man
B Baby
C Child
D Girl
Explanation: A boy is the male young equivalent of a girl (female young).
A Garden
B Thorn
C Plant
D Flower
Explanation: A table is a type of furniture; a rose is a type of flower.
A Line
B Rectangle
C Cube
D Triangle
Explanation: A circle is the 2D version of a sphere; a square is the 2D version of a cube.
A very
B much
C many
D more
Explanation: \'Very\' is used to intensify adjectives like \'hot.\'
A yet
B ever
C still
D already
Explanation: \'Already\' is used in affirmative sentences to indicate something done sooner than expected.
A went
B go
C gone
D going
Explanation: \'Went\' is the past simple form of \'go,\' used with \'yesterday.\'
A an
B a
C the
D no article
Explanation: \'An\' is used before words starting with a vowel sound; \'honest\' has a silent \'h.\'
Explanation: \'Interested in\' is the correct prepositional phrase.
A until
B unless
C as soon as
D while
Explanation: \'As soon as\' indicates immediately after something happens.
Explanation: \'Are\' is the correct auxiliary for present continuous with \'they.\'
Explanation: \'On\' is used when something rests on a surface.
A then
B than
C as
D like
Explanation: \'Than\' is used for comparisons between two things.
A will
B would
C shall
D can
Explanation: In first conditional sentences, \'will\' is used in the main clause.