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bobbing for apples. #1 (permalink) Thu Apr 28, 2011 12:47 pm   bobbing for apples.
 

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #137 "Vocabulary Practice: Halloween (1)", question 6

A popular game at Halloween parties is called ......... for apples. This is when people try to grab an apple -- that is floating in a tub of water -- with only their mouths. Usually, there are many apples floating inside the tub and the participants' must keep their hands behind their backs.

(a) hopping
(b) shoving
(c) licking
(d) bobbing

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #137 "Vocabulary Practice: Halloween (1)", answer 6

A popular game at Halloween parties is called bobbing for apples. This is when people try to grab an apple -- that is floating in a tub of water -- with only their mouths. Usually, there are many apples floating inside the tub and the participants' must keep their hands behind their backs.

Correct answer: (d) bobbing
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Shouldn't it be: the participants, and not :participants'?
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bobbing for apples. #2 (permalink) Thu Apr 28, 2011 12:50 pm   bobbing for apples.
 

The apostrophe certainly doesn't belong there, thanks.

I've changed the typo (though a database refresh is required before it will - hopefully - show up).

I am concerned about the classification of this test as 'elementary' level, though. There seems to be quite a lot of vocabulary required of an 'elementary learner' in order to comprehend these answers.
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