2014 PSLE Discussions and Strategy
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Will it be acceptable if we use the US version such as appetising and instill?
Appetising is UK. -
zen_enso:
Both the answers are the same for DD.Cloze passage,
...after listening to music, there was an ______ in the animals' behaviour....
..._____ hard work comes success...
Improvement ? After ?
1) Improvement
2) After -
[quote="Ann123"]Instil or instill?
Instil - British version
Instill - American version
DD’s answer : inculcate the value of perserverance[/quote]
Inculcate for us too. -
Q20 Vocab:
[quote]He was so _______________ writing his book that he ate and slept little.
(1) taken in by
(2) taken up with
(3) taken aback by
(4) [forgotten :D][/quote]DS chose Option 2. -
MommyM:
Kiddo said the connector was \"Connecting...\" was it ?zen_enso:
[quote=\"fairy_tail\"]Appetising is the British spelling so that is correct.
Just curious about a snt question.
There were two mountains. They were connected by a bridge.
Connected between (the two mountains was a bridge).
Should it be the two mountains or two mountains only?
My daughter put the because she says its specific to those two mountains.
Connecting the two mountains was a bridge.
DD also said that the connector provided is \"Connecting...\"[/quote]Same answer : Connecting -
:scratchhead: The answer is most probably \"agreeable\"[/quote]
DD's answer : agreeable[/quote]
my DD's answer is agreeable too. -
3satay:
DS chose Option 2.[/quote]DD's answer also 2.Q20 Vocab:
[quote]He was so _______________ writing his book that he ate and slept little.
(1) taken in by
(2) taken up with
(3) taken aback by
(4) [forgotten :D] -
zen_enso:
Ds said must be in British spelling..ASLMUM:
Will it be acceptable if we use the US version such as appetising and instill?
Appetising is UK. -
PollutedS:
Was the paper easy, moderate or difficult??
I would think moderate. Definitely not easy. Tricky might be the word -
GiftedGem:
DD's answer also 2.[/quote]Ds answer 2 also.
DS chose Option 2.3satay:
Q20 Vocab:
[quote]He was so _______________ writing his book that he ate and slept little.
(1) taken in by
(2) taken up with
(3) taken aback by
(4) [forgotten :D]
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