English 1 y7 Midterm Exam

Which sentence uses "better" correctly?

• Better they play in the rain than in the sun.

• She plays better the guitar than he does basketball.

• She runs better than anyone else on the team.

• He sings better everyone laugh.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses "worse."

• He's than her worse at understanding the rules.

• Worse they play with their new coach than before.

• I feel worse than yesterday after that workout.

• She worse dances to impress the audience.

Select the correct use of "further."

• He jumped further high to score the goal.

• She ran further far than anyone else in the race.

• We walked further yesterday for the best view.

• They further played games to improve.

Which sentence uses "everyone" correctly?

• Didn't show up everyone to the game.

• Came to the event everyone.

• The coach said left nothing everyone to chance.

• Everyone likes to play soccer in the evening.

Pick the sentence with the correct use of "anyone."

• Anyone have to sign up first.

• Is anyone can help with this task?

• Does anyone needs extra equipment?

• Did anyone bring their helmet?

Identify the correct use of "no one."

• No one talked or watching the game.

• No one don't know where the stadium is.

• He saw no one in the field after practice.

• No interested one in the match.

Choose the sentence that uses "everything" correctly.

• Everything don't make sense right now.

• She don't finish everything in the race.

• Everything have to be arranged before the show.

• Everything was ready for the big event.

Select the sentence with "anything" used correctly.

• She was everything but anything calm.

• Anything aren't allowed in the locker room.

• He try anything to finish the race.

• Did you need anything from the store?

Which sentence uses "nothing" correctly?

• He forgot nothing from his gear.

• Nothing can't change the rules.

• She said nothing to say to the coach.

• Nothing was left on the field after the game.

What is "horse riding"?

• A piece of equipment for gymnasts

• An exercise for building strength

• A place for horses to sleep

• A sport where you ride horses