Excuses & Explanations Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Excuses & Explanations QuizOnline version Practice excuses and explanations by Peniel Pacarnya 1 “Why were you late to school?” – “I’m sorry, the bus was late.” a Invitation b Excuse c Complaint 2 “I couldn’t finish my homework because I was sick.” a A command b A reason c A question 3 “I’m sorry, I forgot to bring your book back.” – “That’s okay.” a Refusal b Acceptance of apology c Anger 4 “Why didn’t you come to class yesterday?” – “Because I visited my grandmother.” a Complaint b Excuse c Promise 5 “I didn’t mean to make you upset.” means … a I didn’t do it on purpose. b I wanted to make you upset. c I didn’t do it intentionally. 6 “I’m late because there was a traffic jam.” a Make a request b Give an explanation c Ask for help 7 “Why didn’t you join the meeting?” – “My internet connection was down.” a An excuse b An apology c A suggestion 8 “I didn’t bring my English book because I left it at home.” a Reason and explanation b Order and command c Offer and suggestion 9 “I forgot to call you yesterday.” – “Never mind.” a Confusion b Forgiveness c Anger 10 “I can’t join you today. I have to help my mother.” a Suggestion b Excuse c Warning 11 “Why didn’t you finish your project?” – “Because I didn’t understand the instructions.” a An order b A promise c An excuse 12 “I’m sorry, I was late for the meeting.” a Agreement b Refusal c Apology 13 “It wasn’t my fault. The computer suddenly turned off.” a Complaint b Excuse c Suggestion 14 “I didn’t attend the class because I overslept.” a Reason b Place c Time 15 “I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to bump into you.” a Excuse and apology b Promise c Command 16 “I lost my homework on the way to school.” a Promise b Excuse c Warning 17 “Why didn’t you text me back last night?” – “Because my phone battery died.” a A complaint b A command c A reason 18 “Sorry, I didn’t come to your party.” – “That’s alright.” a Refusal b Anger c Forgiveness 19 “I forgot to submit my assignment.” – “Please be more careful next time.” a Promise b Advice c Excuse 20 “I didn’t do it on purpose.” means … a I planned it. b I wanted to do it. c I did it by accident.

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by Peniel Pacarnya

“Why were you late to school?” – “I’m sorry, the bus was late.”

“I couldn’t finish my homework because I was sick.”

“I’m sorry, I forgot to bring your book back.” – “That’s okay.”

“Why didn’t you come to class yesterday?” – “Because I visited my grandmother.”

“I didn’t mean to make you upset.” means …

“I’m late because there was a traffic jam.”

“Why didn’t you join the meeting?” – “My internet connection was down.”

“I didn’t bring my English book because I left it at home.”

“I forgot to call you yesterday.” – “Never mind.”

“I can’t join you today. I have to help my mother.”

“Why didn’t you finish your project?” – “Because I didn’t understand the instructions.”

“I’m sorry, I was late for the meeting.”

“It wasn’t my fault. The computer suddenly turned off.”

“I didn’t attend the class because I overslept.”

“I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to bump into you.”

“I lost my homework on the way to school.”

“Why didn’t you text me back last night?” – “Because my phone battery died.”

“Sorry, I didn’t come to your party.” – “That’s alright.”

“I forgot to submit my assignment.” – “Please be more careful next time.”

“I didn’t do it on purpose.” means …