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This is a part 2 of the Open Door Center Evaluation for student placement.

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This is a part 2 of the Open Door Center Evaluation for student placement.

by Open Door
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Write the PAST TENSE or PAST PARTICIPLE forms of the verbs in parentheses ( ) .

example : " Once there WAS ( to be ) a very important . . . "

Once there ( to be ) a very important man who ( to decide ) to take a long journey . Since he would be ( to go ) for a long time , he ( to ask ) his servant to take care of his affairs for him .

Three of his servants ( to be ) money investors , so he ( to divide ) his savings among them . He ( to give ) one servant $5000 , another servant $2000 , and a third servant $1000 , according to their investment abilities .

Then the man ( to leave ) on his journey . His servants did not ( to know ) when he would be back , because he did not ( to tell ) them .

The servant with the $5000 ( to invest ) it and ( to gain ) $5000 . All together he ( to have ) $10 , 000 . The servant with the $2000 ( to invest ) it and ( to gain ) $2000 . In total he ( have ) $4000 . But the servant with the $1000 ( to dig ) a hole in his yard and ( to bury ) the money .

When the important man ( to return ) from his journey , his three servants ( to visit ) him and ( to discuss ) their investments .