QA-ENGLISH 6

QA - English 6

Multiple Choice

What is the abbreviation of "teaspoon?"

• tsp

• tspn

• tesp

• teaspn

Multiple Choice

What is the abbreviation of "CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT?"

• crt.pblc.acc

• CRT.PLC.ACC

• CPA

• cpa

Multiple Select

What is the abbreviation of "one gallon?"

• 1 gall

• one gal

• one gall

• 1 gal

Multiple Select

What is the meaning of Local Government Unit?

• LGU

• lgu

• LU

• lu

Open Ended

Give the meaning of the abbreviation "CAR."

Open Ended

Give the meaning of the abbreviation "BFP"

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences used indefinite pronoun correctly.

• Everything have been arranged for the gender reveal party.

• Somebody want to speak with you on the phone.

• Sheila bought everything she needed for the recipe.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences used indefinite pronoun correctly.

• There's something strange about that old house.

• Everybody are excited about the upcoming prom event.

• I think something are wrong with my computer.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sentences used indefinite pronoun correctly.

• Nobody know where the treasure is buried.

• Anyone can join the photography club.

• Angela told me that no one have seen the missing keys.

Open Ended

Construct a sentence using a "Simple Past Tense"

Open Ended

Construct a sentence using a "Past Progressive Tense"

Open Ended

Construct a sentence using a "Present Perfect Tense"

Open Ended

Construct a sentence using a "Future Perfect CoTense"

Multiple Choice

What voice uses the subject of the sentence is the doer of the action?

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

Multiple Choice

What voice uses the subject of the sentence is the doer of the action?

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

Multiple Choice

What type of voice is used in the sentence?

The mouse was chased by the cat.

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

Multiple Choice

What type of voice is used in the sentence?

The cat chased the mouse.

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

Multiple Choice

What voice does not use the subject of the sentence as the doer of the action but rather the receiver of the action.

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

Multiple Choice

What type of voice is used in the sentence?

The chef prepared a delicious meal for the guests.

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

Multiple Choice

What type of voice is used in the sentence?

1. She painted a stunning landscape during her vacation.

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

Multiple Choice

What type of voice is used in the sentence?

1. Flowers were planted in the garden to beautify the neighborhood.

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

Multiple Choice

What type of voice is used in the sentence?

1. They built a new playground for the children in the community park.

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

Multiple Choice

What type of voice is used in the sentence?

1. The broken window in the living room was fixed by him.

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

Multiple Choice

What type of voice is used in the sentence?

1. An inspiring speech was written for the graduation ceremony by her.

• Active Voice

• Passive Voice

Open Ended

Transform the sentence in active voice to passive voice.

1. The volunteers cleaned up the beach to protect marine life.

Open Ended

Transform the sentence in active voice to passive voice.

1. The scientist discovered a new species of butterfly in the rainforest.

Open Ended

Transform the sentence in passive voice to active voice.

1. A stunning landscape was paint by Edie during his vacation.

Open Ended

Transform the sentence in passive voice to active voice.

1. The championship was won after months of hard work and training by the team.

Multiple Choice

The UNICEF launched Media Activities and Godly Ideas by, with and for Children, a website that provides forum on how to improve children’s life.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

The UNICEF has three main goals which includes saving children’s lives and providing them education.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

The fifth goal of the UNICEF is to protect children from any form of exploitation, abuse, and violence.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

The first goal is to improve the hygiene, nutrition, and health of very young and poor children.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

The children from Sweden and their family are fond of watching soccer matches because soccer is the most popular sport in the country.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

The children from Japan look forward to the ‘Shichi-go-san Festival.’ which was held every 15^th of November.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

The children from Japan, unlike the other countries had to work to supplement their families’ income.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

Even though we're good friends, we don't always ______________ on certain matters.

• bark is worse than his bite

• bitten off more than I can chew.

• see eye to eye

• have an axe to grind

Multiple Choice

She cried, “I took on too many projects at once and now I feel like I've ______________.”

• bark is worse than his bite

• bitten off more than I can chew.

• see eye to eye

• have an axe to grind

Multiple Choice

Don't worry about my cat because ______________. He may look fierce, but he's actually quite gentle." Mark exclaimed.

• bark is worse than his bite

• bitten off more than I can chew.

• see eye to eye

• have an axe to grind

Multiple Choice

Ever since my daughter was born, she has been ______________.

• bark is worse than his bite

• apple of my eye

• has no backbone

• have an axe to grind

Multiple Choice

I ______________ with my roommate because she borrowing my clothes without asking!

• bark is worse than his bite

• apple of my eye

• has no backbone

• have an axe to grind

Multiple Choice

This idiom means in the same difficult or challenging situation as others; facing the same circumstances.

• like a fish out of water

• all in the same boat

• see each other eye to eye

• have an axe to grind

Multiple Choice

This idiom means in to feel uncomfortable or out of place in a particular situation; to be awkward or ill at ease.

• like a fish out of water

• all in the same boat

• see each other eye to eye

• have an axe to grind

Multiple Choice

This idiom means lacking courage, resolve, or strength of character; easily influenced or controlled by others.

• bark is worse than his bite

• all in the same boat

• see each other eye to eye

• has no backbone

Multiple Choice

This idiom means avoiding the main topic or point; speaking indirectly or evasively instead of addressing an issue directly.

• bark is worse than his bite

• beating around the bush

• see each other eye to eye

• has no backbone

Multiple Choice

This idiom means to agree completely; to have the same opinion or viewpoint as someone else.

• bark is worse than his bite

• beating around the bush

• see each other eye to eye

• has no backbone

Multiple Choice

This idiom means to take on more responsibility or commit to more tasks than one can handle or manage.

• all in the same boat

• apple of my eye

• bitten off more than I can chew

• has no backbone

Multiple Choice

This idiom means to make peace; to resolve a conflict or disagreement and forgive past grievances.

• bury the hatchet

• like a fish out of water

• bitten off more than I can chew

• has no backbone

Multiple Choice

This idiom means to have a hidden personal motive or selfish reason for doing or being involved in something.

• bury the hatchet

• like a fish out of water

• have an axe to grind

• apple of my eyes

Open Ended

Type a popular a idiom that you know.