English Language Quiz

Which word means “to officially cancel a law or decision”?

• Enforce

• Repeal

• Suggest

• Approve

Which sentence uses the correct conditional structure?

• If she will study more, she will pass the test.

• If she studied more, she would pass the test.

• If she studies more, she would pass the test.

• If she would study more, she will pass the test.

What does the sentence “Despite the heavy rain, they continued their hike” mean?

• They stopped hiking because of the rain.

• The rain was light, so they continued.

• They kept hiking even though it was raining heavily.

• They postponed the hike due to rain.

What does “put off” mean in the sentence: “We had to put off the meeting”?

• Cancel

• Delay

• Start

• Reschedule

What does “hit the nail on the head” mean?

• To do something incorrectly

• To describe exactly what is happening

• To make a mistake

• To fix something

Which sentence is in the passive voice?

• She wrote the report yesterday.

• The report is being written by her.

• She is writing the report now.

• They will write the report.

What is the noun form of “decide”?

• Decided

• Decisive

• Decision

• Deciding

Choose the correct collocation:

• Make a mistake

• Do a mistake

• Take a mistake

• Create a mistake

Which sentence is in the present perfect continuous tense?

• I have been reading this book for two hours.

• I read this book every day.

• I was reading this book last night.

• I have read this book twice.

What does the expression “the ball is in your court” mean?

• You have the responsibility to make the next decision.

• Someone else is responsible for the next step.

• The game is about to start.

• You are being judged for your actions.