Effect vs. Affect Quiz Makeups

Differentiate the parts of speech for effect and affect:

• Effect = verb

  Affect = noun

• Effect = noun

  Affect = verb

• Effect = verb

  Affect = verb

• Effect = noun

  Affect = noun

Differentiate the functional meaning of effect:

• The act of doing something

• The action being done

• The result of an action

• The cause of something

Differentiate the functional meaning of affect:

• Having an impact or difference upon something

• The cause of something

• The result of something

• All of the above

Practice:

This quiz will have an (a)   on my grade in this class.

Practice:

This quiz will (a)   my grade in this class.

This quiz has really _ffected me for the better.

(a)  

The _ffects of this quiz will be shown after my grade is entered.

(a)  

Choose the correct usages of affect & effect below (choose all that apply):

• When will we know if the chemotherapy has taken effect?

• When will we know if the chemotherapy has taken affect?

• I did not know that antibiotics could affect people so quickly.

• I did not know that antibiotics could effect people so quickly.

Choose the correct usages of affect & effect below (select all that apply):

• The effect of the antibiotic on her infection was surprising.

• I did not know that antibiotics could affect people so quickly.

• Plastic surgery had an effect, not only on her appearance, but on her self-esteem.

• If the chemotherapy has no affect, should she get surgery for the tumor?

Review - Differentiate the usage between affect & effect (select all that apply):

• Affect = Verb

• Effect = Noun

• Affect = to change something or someone

• Effect = the result of a change