Pls answer these questions correctly 1) Her parents were dead.

(a) either

(b) neither

(c) both

(d) none

2) The house where the dead man found guarded by the police.

(a) has been; was being

(b) is; is being

(c) was; is being

(d) had been; is being

3) It was pretty cold, but I for it and mind.

(a) am dressed; don’t

(b) was dressed; wouldn’t

(c) dressed; didn’t

(d) was dressed; didn’t

4) What wind came towards me.

(a) much; was blowing

(b) little; had blown

(c) the little; was blowing

(d) little; was blowing

5) The hills bare and dry. Much of the forest long since disappeared.

(a) are; had

(b) were; had

(c) are; was

(d) were; had been

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