Question

semester 1 final (mid - term exam)
there wasnt any noise in the babys room at all.
there was no noise in the babys room at tall.
there wasnt any way i was going to do any of that.
there was no way i was going to do any of that.

Explanation:

To determine the correct usage, we analyze the negative structures:

1. For "There wasn't ___ noise...", "any" is correct with "wasn't" (negative contraction), as "any" is used in negative sentences with uncountable nouns like "noise".
2. For "There was ___ noise...", "no" is correct as "was" is positive, and "no" directly negates "noise" (equivalent to "not any").
3. For "There wasn't ___ way...", "any" is correct with "wasn't", as "any" fits in negative sentences with "way" (a noun here).
4. For "There was ___ way...", "no" is correct as "was" is positive, and "no way" is a common phrase meaning "not any way".

Answer:

1. There wasn't $\boldsymbol{any}$ noise in the baby's room at all.
2. There was $\boldsymbol{no}$ noise in the baby's room at all.
3. There wasn't $\boldsymbol{any}$ way I was going to do any of that.
4. There was $\boldsymbol{no}$ way I was going to do any of that.