Questions Related to softskills
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Eager beaver
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Eager champ
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Eager beast
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Eager eagle
A
Correct answer
Explanation
The idiom 'eager beaver' describes someone who is hardworking, enthusiastic, and sometimes overly zealous in their efforts. The other options (champ, beast, eagle) are not standard idioms for enthusiastic workers.
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full of rotten air
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full of cold air
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full of chilled air
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full of hot air
D
Correct answer
Explanation
The idiom 'full of hot air' describes someone who talks nonsense or boasts without substance. The temperature contrast (hot vs. cold/chilled) is key to this idiom.
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Yes, I like.
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Yes, I do.
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Yes, I am.
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Yes, I'm
B
Correct answer
Explanation
In English, short answers must use the same auxiliary verb as the question. The question uses 'Do' (present simple), so the short answer is 'Yes, I do.' Option A is grammatically incomplete.
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Yes, I do.
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Yes. I am.
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Yes, I'm
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Yes, I like.
B
Correct answer
Explanation
The question uses 'Are' (present simple), so the short answer must be 'Yes, I am.' Option A uses the wrong auxiliary 'do,' while option C is incomplete.
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Yes, I do
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yes, I have
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yes, I did
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yes, I told
C
Correct answer
Explanation
The question uses 'Did' (past simple), so the short answer is 'Yes, I did.' Option A uses the wrong auxiliary 'do,' while option B uses 'have' incorrectly.
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No, I didn't
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No, I don't
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No, I haven't
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yes, I do
C
Correct answer
Explanation
The question uses present perfect 'Have you finished?' so the negative short answer is 'No, I haven't.' Option A incorrectly uses past simple, while option B uses the wrong auxiliary.
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yes, they will
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yes, there will
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yes, anyone will
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yes, someone will
B
Correct answer
Explanation
The question uses 'Will' (future), so the short answer is 'Yes, there will.' Option A incorrectly uses 'they,' which doesn't match 'there' in the question.
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yes, there have
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yes, there has
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yes, it had
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yes, it has
A
Correct answer
Explanation
The question uses present perfect 'Have there been?' so the answer is 'Yes, there have.' 'Phonecalls' is plural, so 'have' is correct, not 'has.' Option B is singular.
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yes. I'd
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yes, I'd like
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yes, I have
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yes, I would
D
Correct answer
Explanation
The question uses 'Would you like?' (conditional/polite offer), so the short answer is 'Yes, I would.' Options A and B are incomplete responses.
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yes, she's
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yes, she gone
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yes, she have
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yes, she has
D
Correct answer
Explanation
The question uses present perfect 'Has she gone?' so the answer is 'Yes, she has.' Option B is grammatically incorrect (missing auxiliary), while option C wrongly uses 'have' with 'she.'