Eggs

Choose the correct plural form of the word 'egg'.

• Eggs

• Egges

• Eggies

• Eggs'

Which of the following sentences uses the word 'egg' as a verb?

• I had an egg for breakfast.

• She decided to egg him on despite the risks.

• The egg was cracked.

• He bought a dozen eggs.

Identify the correct sentence:

• The eggs is on the table.

• The egg are on the table.

• The eggs are on the table.

• The egg is on the table.

What is the past tense of the verb 'to egg' in the context of encouraging someone?

• Egged

• Eggs

• Egging

• Egg

Which of the following is a metaphorical use of the word 'egg'?

• She boiled an egg.

• He is walking on eggshells.

• The egg is white.

• They scrambled the eggs.

Choose the sentence that correctly uses the idiom 'to put all your eggs in one basket'.

• She put all her eggs in one basket by investing in a single stock.

• He put all his eggs in one basket by eating only eggs.

• They put all their eggs in one basket by buying a dozen eggs.

• I put all my eggs in one basket by cooking them together.

Which sentence uses 'egg' as a noun?

• They egged him on to try the new sport.

• She eggs her friend every day.

• The egg was delicious.

• He eggs on his brother.

Select the sentence that uses 'egg' in a figurative sense.

• The egg is in the fridge.

• He is an egghead when it comes to math.

• She fried an egg for breakfast.

• They bought a dozen eggs.

What is the meaning of the idiom 'to egg someone on'?

• To encourage someone to do something risky.

• To cook eggs for someone.

• To ignore someone.

• To give someone eggs.

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

• Eggs is a good source of protein.

• Eggs are a good source of protein.

• Eggs am a good source of protein.

• Eggs be a good source of protein.