Looking for fun? There are quite (7) _______ entertainment choices for everyone!
Cinemas & Theaters: Enjoy the latest movies or live performances. (8) _______ cinemas offer discounts weekdays!
Live Music & Clubs: Dance the night away or enjoy acoustic sessions. If you need (9) _______ reason to pop in special events happen every weekend!
Museums & Art Galleries: Discover creativity! Few places offer free entry, but (10) _______ have student discounts.
Outdoor Adventures: Theme parks and escape rooms bring excitement! (11) _______ experience is unique.
No matter what you enjoy, there's (12) _______ chance of getting bored. (13) _______ indoor and outdoor activities ensure all tastes are covered. Don't wait—try something new today!
Question 7: A. a bit
B. a few
C. a lot
D. host
Question 8: A. Some
B. Every
C. Few
D. Much
Question 9: A. other
B. others
C. another
D. the other
Question 10: A. others
B. the others
C. another
D. other
Question 11: A. Much
B. All
C. Many
D. Each
Question 12: A. few
B. a few
C. little
D. a little
Question 13: A. All
B. Both
C. Neither
D. None
Answer (2)
To fill in the blanks for the given sentences, let's look at each one individually and choose the most suitable option:
Many - 'Looking for fun? There are quite many entertainment choices for everyone!'
Explanation : "Many" is used with countable nouns, and "choices" are countable. Therefore, 'many' is the appropriate choice.
Some - ' Some cinemas offer discounts weekdays!'
Explanation : "Some" is suitable here as it indicates an unspecified, yet available, number of cinemas offering discounts.
Another - 'If you need another reason to pop in, special events happen every weekend!'
Explanation : "Another" is used to add one more reason to go, as it refers to an additional reason in the context.
Others - 'Few places offer free entry, but others have student discounts.'
Explanation : "Others" indicates other places distinct from those offering free entry, which is apt here.
Each - ' Each experience is unique.'
Explanation : "Each" highlights that every individual experience is unique, making it the most suitable option.
Little - '...there's little chance of getting bored.'
Explanation : "Little" is used to denote a small amount of something uncountable, which is fitting since "chance" is uncountable.
Both - ' Both indoor and outdoor activities ensure all tastes are covered.'
Explanation : "Both" is used when referring to two things, and it fits as it talks about indoor and outdoor activities.
The best answers to the blanks are: 7. Many, 8. Some, 9. Another, 10. Others, 11. Each, 12. Little, and 13. Both. Each option was selected based on its grammatical fit and the context within the sentences. This ensures clarity and understanding in the paragraph describing entertainment options.
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