QUIZ 1

1.Which sentence uses a modal verb correctly to express obligation?

• a. You must listen to your teacher carefully.

• b. You can listen to your teacher carefully

• c. You might listen to your teacher carefully.

• d. You may listen to your teacher carefully.

2.Which modal verb best completes the sentence:

“You _ ask permission before entering someone’s room.”

• a. can

• b. must

• c. might

• d. could

3.What does the modal verb “may” express in the sentence, “May I borrow your notes?

• a. Ability

• b. Permission

• c. Obligation

• d. Possibility

4.Which sentence shows politeness using a modal?

• a. Give me your pen.

• b. I borrowed your pen.

• c. Can I borrow your pen, please?

• d. Borrow me your pen.

5.Which modal verb shows possibility?

• a. must

• b. should

• c. might

• d. could

6.Which of the following sentences uses an evaluative word?

• a. The boy runs fast.

• b. The story was inspiring and meaningful.

• c. She eats her lunch quickly.

• d. The bag is on the chair.

7.What is the evaluative word in this sentence:

“The movie was very touching and emotional.”

• a. movie

• b. very

• c. touching

• d. emotional

8.Which sentence best expresses appreciation using evaluative words?

• a. The drawing was ugly and messy.

• b. The speech was powerful and inspiring.

• c. The performance was short and boring.

• d. The song was loud and annoying.

9.Why are evaluative words important in communication?

• a. They make our sentences longer.

• b. They help us express opinions and feelings clearly.

• c. They confuse the listener.

• d. They are used only in essays.

10.Which of the following sentences uses both a modal and an evaluative word?

a. You must be polite when giving comments.

b. The food is delicious.

c. We can watch the movie tomorrow.

d. She should go to the market.

• a. You must be polite when giving comments.

• b. The food is delicious.

• c. We can watch the movie tomorrow.

• d. She should go to the market.