English - Revision test1

Which of the following uses commas correctly in a series? a) apples, bananas, oranges b) apples bananas oranges c) apples, bananas oranges

• d) apples, bananas oranges

• a) apples, bananas, oranges

• b) apples, bananas, oranges

• c) apples, bananas, oranges

Using commas in a series: Add commas to the following series: I like to play soccer basketball and baseball.

• I like to play soccer, basketball, and, and baseball.

• I like to play soccer, basketball, and, baseball.

• I like to play soccer, basketball, and baseball.

• I like to play soccer, basketball and baseball.

Identifying nouns and verbs: Identify the verb in the following sentence: The cat jumped over the fence.

• jumped

• fence

• cat

• over

Identifying nouns and verbs: Identify the noun in the following sentence: The sun is shining brightly.

• is

• sun

• brightly

• shining

Identifying adjectives and adverbs: Identify the adverb in the following sentence: She quickly ran to catch the bus.

• bus

• ate

• quickly

• slowly

Identifying adjectives and adverbs: Identify the adjective in the following sentence: The big, red balloon floated in the sky.

• big, red

• red, floated

• sky, floated

• balloon, in

Answering questions about a passage: What is the main idea of the passage? (Passage to be provided)

• The main idea of the passage is to describe the life cycle of a butterfly

• The main idea of the passage is to provide a recipe for chocolate cake

• The main idea of the passage is to discuss the benefits of exercise

• The main idea of the passage is...

Answering questions about a passage: What is the setting of the story? (Passage to be provided)

• The setting of the story is the moon.

• The setting of the story is the ocean.

• The setting of the story is the desert.

• The setting of the story is the countryside.

Using periods and question marks: Which punctuation mark should be used at the end of this sentence What is your name

• ?

• ,

• .

• !

Using periods and question marks: Add the correct punctuation to the following sentence: Are you coming to the party

• Are you coming to the party

• Are you coming to the party!

• Are you coming to the party??

• Are you coming to the party?