Week 11: Conditionals Quiz for Grade 8 (2)

Your teacher says you can earn extra credit if you complete an additional assignment. Which conditional sentence correctly describes this situation?

• If I earn extra credit, I would have completed the extra assignment.

• If I earn extra credit, I will have completed the extra assignment.

• If I complete the extra assignment, I will earn extra credit.

• If I completed the extra assignment, I earned extra credit.

You want to convince your friend to study together for the upcoming test. Which conditional sentence is most persuasive?

• If we study together, we will understand the material better.

• If we would understand the material better, we studied together.

• If we had studied together, we would have understood the material better.

• If we study together, we would have understood the material better.

Your parents say you can go out with your friends if you finish your chores. Which conditional sentence uses the correct tense?

• If I finish my chores, I can go out with my friends.

• If I had finished my chores, I would have gone out with my friends.

• If I finished my chores, I could go out with my friends.

• If I finish my chores, I would go out with my friends.

Imagine you didn’t do well on a project. Which conditional sentence reflects this situation?

• If I had worked harder on the project, I would have gotten a better grade.

• If I worked harder on the project, I would get a better grade.

• If I work harder on the project, I will get a better grade.

• If I had worked harder on the project, I would get a better grade.

You’re planning a group outing and want to make sure everyone is on time. Which sentence correctly uses the first conditional?

• If everyone arrived on time, we would start the outing at 10 AM.

• If everyone arrives on time, we will start the outing at 10 AM.

• If everyone had arrived on time, we would have started the outing at 10 AM.

• If everyone arrives on time, we would start the outing at 10 AM.

You’re thinking about what would happen if you forgot your homework. Which sentence uses the correct conditional tense?

• If I forgot my homework, I would get in trouble.

• If I had forgotten my homework, I would have gotten in trouble.

• If I forget my homework, I will get in trouble.

• If I forget my homework, I would have gotten in trouble.

You’re trying to motivate your friend to join a sports team. Which conditional sentence could you use?

• If you join the team, you will get fitter and stronger.

• If you had joined the team, you would have gotten fitter and stronger.

• If you join the team, you would get fitter and stronger.

• If you joined the team, you would get fitter and stronger.

You’re reflecting on a missed opportunity. Which conditional sentence is appropriate?

• If I had taken the chance, I would have learned something new.

• If I took the chance, I would learn something new.

• If I take the chance, I will learn something new.

• If I had taken the chance, I will learn something new.

You’re considering what would happen if your class raised money for a charity. Which sentence correctly uses the second conditional?

• If our class raised money for charity, we would help many people.

• If our class has raised money for charity, we would have helped many people.

• If our class raises money for charity, we will help many people.

• If our class raised money for charity, we will help many people.

You’re making plans with your friends, but you’re unsure about the weather. Which conditional sentence is appropriate?

• If it rains, we will move the picnic indoors.

• If it rains, we would move the picnic indoors.

• If it rained, we would move the picnic indoors.

• If it had rained, we would have moved the picnic indoors.