English Language Quiz

Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement:

• Each of the players are happy.

• Every student have a book.

• Both of them are joining the team.

• None of the dogs plays in the yard.

Identify the correct form of the verb in the sentence: "By the time the guests arrived, dinner ___ already ___."

• had, been served

• has, been served

• was, served

• will, be served

Choose the word CLOSEST in meaning to "instinctively":

• consciously

• intuitively

• mechanically

• routinely

Identify the word OPPOSITE in meaning to "valour":

• fear

• anxiety

• cowardice

• hesitation

Identify the sentence with a spelling error:

• The assistant was sorry to leave the job.

• The doctor conducted his rounds with an attendant.

• The actor was disappointed with his performance.

• The student’s attendance was below expectations.

Choose the sentence with correct punctuation:

• “Someday, somehow, somewhere,” he said I will find my missing bicycle.

• “Someday, somehow, somewhere,” he said, “I will find my missing bicycle.”

• Someday, somehow, somewhere he said, I will find my missing bicycle.

• “Someday, somehow, somewhere,” he said. I will find my missing bicycle.

Choose the word CLOSEST in meaning to "benevolent":

• greedy

• selfish

• kind

• jealous

Identify the word OPPOSITE in meaning to "optimistic":

• pessimistic

• cheerful

• hopeful

• joyful

Select the correct form of the verb: "The children ___ at the playground every evening."

• plays

• play

• playing

• played

Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement:

• Every student have a book.

• Both of them is joining the team.

• None of the dogs plays in the yard.

• Each player runs quickly.