Question:* What is an adjective?
Answer: • A part of speech that modifies a noun or a pronoun.
Question:* Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct.
Answer: • The cupboard is comprised of 3 shelves and 2 drawers.
Question:* This shop is ___ on Sundays.
Answer: • open
Question:* Mom said she wants only one ____, but I would like four _____ with my dinner.
Answer: • potato, potatoes
Question:* He went to the station ______.
Answer: • by taxi
Question:* Ingrid and ___ know the answer.
Answer: • I
Question:* What's the opposite of 'optimistic'?
Answer: • pessimistic
Question:* Irritated means the same as ________ .
Answer: • annoyed
Question:* Which is correct?
Answer: • Six o'clock
Question:* Which of the following is not a word?
Answer: • suppressional
Question:* Jenny, Tommy and ___ are in the car.
Answer: • I
Question:* Which of the following phrases is correct?
Answer: • in its own right
Question:* What is an example of a homophone?
Answer: • wear, where, ware
Question:* My life experiences _____ been, for me, an amazing journey
Answer: • have
Question:* What is the opposite of poor?
Answer: • wealthy
Question:* You ___ come.
Answer: • shouldn't have
Question:* The reporter kept ________ me, so I decided ________ the interview.
Answer: • interrupting; to leave
Question:* Which word is the adjective in this sentence? "Laura is a pretty woman."
Answer: • pretty
Question:* The flowers need to be
Answer: • watered.
Question:* What is a noun?
Answer: • a person, place, thing or idea
Question:* Which is the proper spelling?
Answer: • a lot
Question:* "It's raining cats and dogs." means:
Answer: • The rain is falling very hard.
Question:* ___ quite far from ___ home.
Answer: • You're, your
Question:* What ___ they ___ to you?
Answer: • did, do
Question:* Varying punctuation in a sentence can change its meaning.
Answer: • True
Question:* Which is the correct usage of the word "too"?
Answer: • There are pears. There are apples, too.
Question:* Which is the correct usage of the word "too"?
Answer: • There are pears. There are apples, too.
Question:* Which word is NOT correct?
Answer: • funner
Question:* Which is the correct usage of English Grammar?
Answer: • She was full of grit and determination.
Question:* Which one of these sentences is correct:
Answer: • She was in the house yesterday.
Question:* It is time to do ____ homework.
Answer: • your
Question:* Past tense of "run"?
Answer: • ran
Question:* In _______ opinion, do you think _______ the best at this test?
Answer: • your; you're
Question:* He went with ___ to visit my friend.
Answer: • me
Question:* How old are you?
Answer: • I am 27 years old.
Question:* Which sentence reads correctly?
Answer: • We went to their house.
Question:* "I'm going to the store," says Sally. Tim replies, "Oh, please get napkins while ____ out."
Answer: • you're
Question:* Which is correct?
Answer: • They're buying a house.
Question:* ___ one do you like best?
Answer: • Which
Question:* I want to go with her ___.
Answer: • too
Question:* "Can't" is a contraction for:
Answer: • Cannot
Question:* Which sentence is correct?
Answer: • Students get confused, but sometimes they're too shy to ask questions.
Question:* Which is the correct spelling?
Answer: • Restaurant
Question:* I am ____ than you.
Answer: • smarter
Question:* Do you know _____ way they went?
Answer: • which
Question:* ___ did this?
Answer: • Who
Question:* Which sentence is correct?
Answer: • Will you marry me?
Question:* ___ getting ___ numbers all wrong.
Answer: • You're, your
Question:* Which sentence is correct?
Answer: • She's walking down the street.
Question:* Mr. Miller _______ own a car.
Answer: • doesn't
Question:* I will buy a bicycle instead of ___ the car.
Answer: • buying
Question:* Lou and I _____the house on Monday.
Answer: • will clean
Question:* "Could I ________ your pen?"
Answer: • borrow
Question:* What is the plural form of WOMAN?
Answer: • women
Question:* Which of the following is a grammatically correct sentence?
Answer: • We walked too far today.
Question:* Which example is grammatically correct?
Answer: • You are invited to attend my party.
Question:* What is a verb?
Answer: • A word that conveys action, occurrence, or state of being.
Question:* What is the proper format?
Answer: • Mr. John Smith
Question:* He's smarter ___ Jane.
Answer: • than
Question:* They cannot decide. They cannot make up ____ minds.
Answer: • their
Question:* "...... I take your coat, Sir?" asked the porter.
Answer: • May
Question:* Give this to him, ___ give that to her.
Answer: • then
Question:* Give this to him, ___ give that to her.
Answer: • then
Question:* Which phrase is grammatically correct?
Answer: • If I were you
Question:* She was wearing a skirt. She was _____-legged.
Answer: • bare
Question:* ______ going to the fair. While they are ______, they will enter ______ pies in the contest.
Answer: • They're; there; their
Question:* Manny Pacquiao _____ deserve to be the subject of booing.
Answer: • doesn't
Question:* If I _______ about the test, I would have studied for it.
Answer: • had known
Question:* Since I started my new job, it seems like I have very ____ time to do the things I enjoy.
Answer: • little
Question:* Whose turn is it? It is the ____ turn.
Answer: • boy's
Question:* Choose the correct sentence.
Answer: • When John came, they were already sitting at the table.
Question:* What is the past tense of "go"?
Answer: • went
Question:* Which answer is worded correctly?
Answer: • If I were you, I would go to the library to pick up the book.
Question:* Tom watches this TV show once in a blue moon. This means:
Answer: • Tom rarely watches this TV show.
Question:* Complete the following sentence: "What will happen ..."
Answer: • ... if she fails the exam?
Question:* There is ___ coffee in your cup. Shall I give you some more?
Answer: • little
Question:* Which punctuation mark indicates excitement and emphasis?
Answer: • exclamation point
Question:* Jane _______ her special recipe for last night's dinner.
Answer: • cooked
Question:* I live my life _____ words
Answer: • by these
Question:* Three ___ sat in the tree.
Answer: • monkeys
Question:* We will meet ____ the afternoon. He arrived ____ Friday. Please don't call me ____ seven o'clock.
Answer: • in; on; at
Question:* If you had advised me earlier...
Answer: • ... I wouldn't have made this mistake.
Question:* We weren't surprised by the ......... of traffic going to the coast, but we did notice the .......... of cars towing caravans.
Answer: • amount, number
Question:* Swimming in heated pools ___ very common in this part of the country.
Answer: • is
Question:* This book is ___. That book is ___.
Answer: • yours, theirs
Question:* Despite _______________, he still couldn't convince them to invest.
Answer: • numerous attempts
Question:* How long have you been studying in London?
Answer: • for 5 years
Question:* Pattni owns a _________ of vehicles
Answer: • fleet
Question:* The special _____ in the show have greatly ______ my impression of its quality.
Answer: • effects; affected
Question:* Omar owns a large _____ of cows.
Answer: • herd
Question:* What form of speech is "and"?
Answer: • Conjunction
Question:* The dog ______ the boy yesterday.
Answer: • bit
Question:* "Could you _________ me your stapler?"
Answer: • lend
Question:* His house is ___ the Downtown Area.
Answer: • in
Question:* Would you mind _______ that restaurant to make a reservation?
Answer: • calling
Question:* I can't go right now because I still have ..... orders to fill by 5 o'clock.
Answer: • a few
Question:* ______ going to drive me to the airport?
Answer: • Who's
Question:* Which is correct?
Answer: • Whose books are these?
Question:* If you want to be the ______ of this school, you must stick to your ______.
Answer: • principal; principles
Question:* Who is _____, Keshi or Lhiandra
Answer: • prettier
Question:* Which of these is correct?
Answer: • They're over there near their bikes.
Question:* I ___ the ___ in ___ feet and I stepped on a rock.
Answer: • mowed / lawn / bare
Question:* They're is a contraction of _______.
Answer: • They are
Question:* The past perfect simple is often used when we report what people had said/thought/believed.
Answer: • Truth
Question:* If it ____ rained, we would have canceled the party.
Answer: • had
Question:* We have _____ money left. We can't afford this ring.
Answer: • little
Question:* _______ makes the heart grow fonder.
Answer: • Absence
Question:* This is my ___ dress.
Answer: • mother-in-law's
Question:* Does this sentence use active or passive voice? "The pumps were destroyed by a surge of power."
Answer: • Passive
Question:* I __ my key before I __home.
Answer: • had lost, returned
Question:* My dog loves to chase ___ tail.
Answer: • its
Question:* Fill in the blank: I'm not sure if ___ still blue or if they changed its color.
Answer: • it's
Question:* Kim ____ milk with her cookies.
Answer: • drank
Question:* Which of the following is correct?
Answer: • I, John Walter, am a student of engineering.
Question:* Which of these best describes writing in the "first person"?
Answer: • A story from the perspective of a specific character, using the word "I"
Question:* My friend traveled _____ to _____ America
Answer: • south; South
Question:* Have you ever been guilty ___ a driving offense?
Answer: • of
Question:* Identify the verb in this sentence: He is here.
Answer: • Is
Question:* Which is the correct usage of English grammar?
Answer: • You're going to regret crossing me.
Question:* Which of the following is not a possible definition of the word 'destroy'?
Answer: • rove
Question:* Which sentence is correct?
Answer: • The family's dogs are not housebroken; the puppies are constantly peeing on all of the three kids' toys.
Question:* Carla is ______ focus on what she is good at.
Answer: • losing
Question:* If you ___ that, then you must have an upset stomach.
Answer: • ate
Question:* Which part of speech are I, he, you, she, and it?
Answer: • pronouns
Question:* That's Jeremy's and ____ favorite movie.
Answer: • my
Question:* The books are ___ and ___ here to claim ___.
Answer: • theirs, they're, them
Question:* Fill in the blank: I'm going to wring ___ neck!
Answer: • its
Question:* Select the correct sentence:
Answer: • Which sandwich would the witch want?
Question:* Which one is an article
Answer: • the
Question:* What is the correct way to edit this sentence without changing its meaning? "Who'd you get those directions from?"
Answer: • From whom did you get those directions?
Question:* "Phenomenon" and "Phenomena" - which is the plural form?
Answer: • Phenomena
Question:* When the clock _____ twelve, Cinderella's carriage ____ back into a pumpkin.
Answer: • struck; turned
Question:* The monster's ire was ___ ___ the dwarf's accusation.
Answer: • aroused by
Question:* What is the plural of SHEEP?
Answer: • sheep
Question:* Which of the following is NOT a preposition?
Answer: • Where
Question:* Which is grammatically correct?
Answer: • People continue to worry about the future; our failure to conserve resources has put the world at risk.
Question:* Which sentence properly uses semicolons?
Answer: • The first part of this sentence could stand alone; this related second part justifies the semicolon.
Question:* Which is first person plural past tense?
Answer: • We were wrong.
Question:* They ___ his passport carefully.
Answer: • (All are correct)
Question:* Correct the fault in the following sentence: "During his childhood, his mother had died."
Answer: • Delete "had"
Question:* Which of the following sentences is an example of simile?
Answer: • Bill is as powerful as an ox.
Question:* Which of the following sentences is an example of simile?
Answer: • Bill is as powerful as an ox.
Question:* That ___ purse was stolen, and those ___ passports went missing.
Answer: • woman's, men's
Question:* Which sentence is correct?
Answer: • It isn't fair that she gets to go to the fair.
Question:* My uncle left his fortune to my brother and ___.
Answer: • me
Question:* Which is correct?
Answer: • It's been a while since I've seen it.
Question:* Which sentence has the correct use of a semicolon?
Answer: • Using a semicolon isn't hard; I once saw a party gorilla do it.
Question:* What is the subject of the following sentence: Go to the park!
Answer: • you (implied)
Question:* 'The kitten's paw prints were all over the floor.' How many kittens were there?
Answer: • One
Question:* Past Tense of sentence "The barber cuts the hair".
Answer: • The barber cut the hair.
Question:* Words that sound the same are called:
Answer: • homophones
Question:* Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
Answer: • The jeans are on sale. They're 25% off the original price.
Question:* 'The kittens' paw prints were all over the floor.' How many kittens were leaving paw prints?
Answer: • More than one
Question:* The judges considered his opinion to be myopic. What other word could replace the word "myopic"?
Answer: • Shortsighted
Question:* I ___ call him tomorrow.
Answer: • all are correct
Question:* "Running" and "swimming" are examples of what?
Answer: • Gerunds
Question:* Did you find out if you can come to the movies with __________?
Answer: • Sam and me
Question:* Ted had three sisters, so by marrying him, Susan gained three ___.
Answer: • sisters-in-law
Question:* Which of these is an example of an oxymoron?
Answer: • Civilized warfare
Question:* ___ should I help?
Answer: • Whom
Question:* Identify the adverb: Broken baskets nearly ruptured my internal organs.
Answer: • Nearly
Question:* Which of the following sentences uses the passive voice?
Answer: • The hunter was mauled by a velociraptor.
Question:* Juniper brought me a cheese croissant instead of a chocolate one. What is the direct object?
Answer: • a cheese croissant
Question:* The _____ man spoke _____ in his _____ 101 class.
Answer: • English; English; English
Question:* The combination of three periods (. . .) is known as a(n)____ ?
Answer: • Ellipsis
Question:* What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor?
Answer: • A simile uses 'as' or 'like' while a metaphor does not.
Question:* Which is NOT a synonym pair?
Answer: • gullible : ingenious
Question:* Which of the following is NOT an adverb?
Answer: • Red
Question:* Which of these is the strongest example of alliteration?
Answer: • A bumbling bunch of big baboons.
Question:* Which is an example of onomatopoeia?
Answer: • zooming
Question:* Which of the following demonstrates INCORRECT syllabication?
Answer: • knowl-edge
Question:* Which of the following words is not like the others?
Answer: • reticent
Question:* The word "Cognate" refers to
Answer: • words in different languages that derive from the same original root
Question:* The word "whom" is:
Answer: • Only used when it is the object of a sentence.
Question:* Which part of the following sentence is the predicate? "The fluffy cat jumped on the chair with graceful agility."
Answer: • jumped on the chair with graceful agility
Question:* That was intense; I need to ___ down for a second.
Answer: • lie
Question:* What is an example of a palindrome?
Answer: • Hannah
Question:* When asked "____ did you see?" the reply is "I saw Nicolas Cage yesterday."
Answer: • Whom
Question:* Which of the following is not a phrasal verb?
Answer: • Gut in
Question:* In stories written in the second person, which of these words would be used to reference the main character?
Answer: • You
Question:* The punctuation is correct in which of these sentences? (American English)
Answer: • "Kiss me, Kate!" said Job sadly.
Question:* Which of these is an irregular verb?
Answer: • All of these verbs are irregular.
Question:* "Everything is permitted in our secret club." In this sentence, "everything" is an example of a[n] _________.
Answer: • indefinite pronoun
Question:* She was so exhausted that she _____ down for a nap.
Answer: • lay
Question:* Which of the following is a split infinitive?
Answer: • to accurately be drawn
Question:* Which is correct?
Answer: • Six o'clock
Question:* Which of the following sentences uses the passive voice?
Answer: • The hunter was mauled by a velociraptor.
Question:* Fill in the blank: I'm going to wring ___ neck!
Answer: • its
Question:* My dog loves to chase ___ tail.
Answer: • its
Question:* Which answer is worded correctly?
Answer: • If I were you, I would go to the library to pick up the book.
Question:* Which example is grammatically correct?
Answer: • You are invited to attend my party.
Question:* In _______ opinion, do you think _______ the best at this test?
Answer: • your; you're
Question:* Which sentence is correct?
Answer: • Will you marry me?
Question:* ___ getting ___ numbers all wrong.
Answer: • You're, your
Question:* "I'm going to the store," says Sally. Tim replies, "Oh, please get napkins while ____ out."
Answer: • you're
Question:* It is time to do ____ homework.
Answer: • your
Question:* Which sentence reads correctly?
Answer: • We went to their house.
Question:* Which is correct?
Answer: • They're buying a house.
Question:* He went with ___ to visit my friend.
Answer: • me
Question:* You should ___ turned left.
Answer: • have
Question:* Which is the correct usage of English Grammar?
Answer: • She was full of grit and determination.
Question:* Which sentence is correct?
Answer: • She's walking down the street.
Question:* Which sentence is correct?
Answer: • Students get confused, but sometimes they're too shy to ask questions.
Question:* Mr. Miller _______ own a car.
Answer: • doesn't
Question:* They cannot decide. They cannot make up ____ minds.
Answer: • their
Question:* Can this camera ___ good photos?
Answer: • take
Question:* Andina is ___ girl in her college.
Answer: • the most beautiful
Question:* ___ quite far from ___ home.
Answer: • You're, your
Question:* ______ going to the fair. While they are ______, they will enter ______ pies in the contest.
Answer: • They're; there; their
Question:* Manny Pacquiao _____ deserve to be the subject of booing.
Answer: • doesn't
Question:* Please insert missing verb in a sentence "We ___ very glad that you joined us"
Answer: • were
Question:* I'm not speaking with ________ in the class.
Answer: • anybody
Question:* I ___ of money, that is why I will not go to the cinema.
Answer: • ran out
Question:* You ___ come.
Answer: • shouldn't have
Question:* Whose turn is it? It is the ____ turn.
Answer: • boy's
Question:* If you had advised me earlier...
Answer: • ... I wouldn't have made this mistake.
Question:* This book is surely worth ___ .
Answer: • reading
Question:* This book is ___. That book is ___.
Answer: • yours, theirs
Question:* ______ parents don't think ______ ready to move _______.
Answer: • Their, they're, there
Question:* ______ going to drive me to the airport?
Answer: • Who's
Question:* Which is correct?
Answer: • Whose books are these?
Question:* This is my ___ dress.
Answer: • mother-in-law's
Question:* Which of these best describes writing in the "first person"?
Answer: • A story from the perspective of a specific character, using the word "I"
Question:* What is the correct spelling of the word
Answer: • adventurous
Question:* Which of these is correct?
Answer: • They're over there near their bikes.
Question:* Fill in the blank: I'm not sure if ___ still blue or if they changed its color.
Answer: • it's
Question:* I will ______ each of you fifty dollars.
Answer: • allot
Question:* Which is the correct usage of English grammar?
Answer: • You're going to regret crossing me.
Question:* They divorced because of his ________.
Answer: • adultery
Question:* He _________ forgot to call her at 7 ________.
Answer: • accidentally, o'clock
Question:* She put ____ leaving till Sunday.
Answer: • off
Question:* _______ makes the heart grow fonder.
Answer: • Absence
Question:* What is the plural of SHEEP?
Answer: • sheep
Question:* That's Jeremy's and ____ favorite movie.
Answer: • my
Question:* Which sentence is correct?
Answer: • The family's dogs are not housebroken; the puppies are constantly peeing on all of the three kids' toys.
Question:* The books are ___ and ___ here to claim ___.
Answer: • theirs, they're, them
Question:* What is the meaning of a saying "every dog has his day"?
Answer: • We will be happy too.
Question:* I should have ______ to the party last weekend.
Answer: • gone
Question:* Which sentence properly uses semicolons?
Answer: • The first part of this sentence could stand alone; this related second part justifies the semicolon.
Question:* My uncle left his fortune to my brother and ___.
Answer: • me
Question:* Which of the following phrases is correct?
Answer: • in its own right
Question:* Correct the fault in the following sentence: "During his childhood, his mother had died."
Answer: • Delete "had"
Question:* Which sentence has the correct use of a semicolon?
Answer: • Using a semicolon isn't hard; I once saw a party gorilla do it.
Question:* Which sentence is correct?
Answer: • It isn't fair that she gets to go to the fair.
Question:* Fill in the blanks with the correct prepositions: I have ____ to visit a city ___ historical ___ Sicily.
Answer: • yet, as, as
Question:* What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor?
Answer: • A simile uses 'as' or 'like' while a metaphor does not.
Question:* Which is an example of onomatopoeia?
Answer: • zap
Question:* The word "whom" is:
Answer: • Only used when it is the object of a sentence.
Question:* The word "Cognate" refers to
Answer: • words in different languages that derive from the same original root
Question:* We were supposed to fly to Germany_ ________ _ the flight was canceled!
Answer: • We were supposed to fly to Germany; however, the flight was canceled!
Question:* She promised she would lend me the book after she ___ it.
Answer: • finishes
Question:* The baffling question was quite ________.
Answer: • abstruse
