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Basic Questions: Name, Age, Country, and Job Exercise

June 23, 2026 A1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1In class, the teacher asks, "...............?" and the new student says, "My name is Leo."
Wrong!
"What is your name" asks for a person's name.
2At the party, Mia asks Sam, "...............?" and Sam says, "I am eight."
Wrong!
"How old are you" asks about a person's age.
3On the first day, Ali asks Kim, "...............?" and Kim says, "I am from Korea."
Wrong!
"Where are you from" asks about a person's country or place.
4At the office, Ben asks Sara, "...............?" and Sara says, "I am a teacher."
Wrong!
"What is your job" asks about a person's work.
5When Paul asks, "What is your name?" the girl answers, "..............."
Wrong!
"My name is Anna." answers a question about name.
6When the nurse asks, "How old are you?" the boy answers, "..............."
Wrong!
"I am nine." answers a question about age.
7When Ella asks, "Where are you from?" Luis answers, "..............."
Wrong!
"I am from Brazil." answers a question about country or place.
8When Mr. Lee asks, "What is your job?" Maria answers, "..............."
Wrong!
"I am a nurse." answers a question about job.
9In the school office, the woman asks, "...............?" and the boy says, "My name is Omar."
Wrong!
"What is your name" asks for a person's name.
10At the clinic, the doctor asks, "...............?" and the child says, "I am six."
Wrong!
"How old are you" asks about a person's age.
11At the language club, Nina asks, "...............?" and Diego says, "I am from Mexico."
Wrong!
"Where are you from" asks about a person's country or place.
12At the job fair, Tom asks, "...............?" and Lisa says, "I am a cook."
Wrong!
"What is your job" asks about a person's work.

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  1. In class, the teacher asks, “What is your name?” and the new student says, “My name is Leo.”
  2. At the party, Mia asks Sam, “How old are you?” and Sam says, “I am eight.”
  3. On the first day, Ali asks Kim, “Where are you from?” and Kim says, “I am from Korea.”
  4. At the office, Ben asks Sara, “What is your job?” and Sara says, “I am a teacher.”
  5. When Paul asks, “What is your name?” the girl answers, “My name is Anna.“
  6. When the nurse asks, “How old are you?” the boy answers, “I am nine.“
  7. When Ella asks, “Where are you from?” Luis answers, “I am from Brazil.“
  8. When Mr. Lee asks, “What is your job?” Maria answers, “I am a nurse.“
  9. In the school office, the woman asks, “What is your name?” and the boy says, “My name is Omar.”
  10. At the clinic, the doctor asks, “How old are you?” and the child says, “I am six.”
  11. At the language club, Nina asks, “Where are you from?” and Diego says, “I am from Mexico.”
  12. At the job fair, Tom asks, “What is your job?” and Lisa says, “I am a cook.”

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