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WorksheetsGrammar Quiz #6
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Fill in the blank:
"I hope it is okay ______________ coming with us."
a)
their
b)
there
c)
they're
d)
All of the above are correct.
2.
The first letter of the first word in a sentence should be...
a)
...a lower-case letter.
b)
...punctuation.
c)
...a capital letter.
d)
...hyphenated.
3.
The order of a basic positive sentence is...
a)
verb, object, subject.
b)
object, verb, subject.
c)
subject, verb, object.
d)
none of the these.
4.
Every complete sentence must have a subject and a...
a)
...verb.
b)
...object.
c)
modifier.
d)
adverb.
5.
A plural subject needs a...
a)
...singular verb.
b)
...past tense verb.
c)
...plural verb.
d)
...singular object.
6.
When two singular subjects are connected by or, use...
a)
...a plural verb
b)
...a singular verb.
7.
Adjectives usually come...
a)
...before an adverb.
b)
...before a noun.
c)
...after a noun.
d)
...before a verb.
8.
The words "its" and "it's" have...
a)
...the same meaning.
b)
...a slightly similar meaning.
c)
...different meanings.
9.
Which is correct?
a)
Your looking good.
b)
Yer looking good.
c)
You're looking good.
10.
Define the blue word.
I bought a beautiful dress at the mall.
a)
preposition
b)
adjective
c)
noun
d)
verb
11.
Define the blue word.
What did she ask you to do?
a)
conjunction
b)
verb
c)
preposition
d)
pronoun
12.
Define the blue word.
I left my shoes under the kitchen table.
a)
adjective
b)
preposition
c)
pronoun
d)
noun
13.
How old is ___?
a)
him
b)
he
c)
his
d)
himself
14.
Ms Lynn wrote this quiz ___.
a)
myself
b)
herself
c)
hers
d)
himself
15.
I love my car. ___ has many nice features.
a)
It's
b)
its
c)
It
d)
itself
16.
Where _____ you last night around supper time?
a)
was
b)
were
17.
Our ___________ is very kind.
a)
principal
b)
principle
18.
Neither the dog nor the cat wants __________ ears examined.
a)
their
b)
its
c)
her
d)
his
19.
A small black cat and a large yellow dog __________ on the front stairs.
a)
sit
b)
sits
20.
Which of these is correct?
a)
I am a teacher.
b)
I is a teacher.
c)
I be a teacher.
d)
I are a teacher.
21.
Ali _________ at home after school.
a)
studies
b)
studied
c)
studying
d)
study
22.
Lina always _____________ with her friends
a)
travelling
b)
travel
c)
travels
d)
travelled
23.
They ____________ to go to the mall in the evening.
a)
planning
b)
plans
c)
plan
d)
planned
24.
She ___________ her pencil to Mani everyday.
a)
giving
b)
gives
c)
give
d)
gave
25.
I _______________ food right now!
a)
needs
b)
need
c)
needed
d)
needing
26.
Aiman and Faiz __________ their homework every evening.
a)
does
b)
doing
c)
did
d)
do
27.
Fatih ____________ burgers every Saturday with his family.
a)
eating
b)
eats
c)
ate
d)
eat
28.
Shiela _________ the papers into half.
a)
cut
b)
cutting
c)
cuts
29.
They __________ their grandparents every weekend.
a)
visited
b)
visits
c)
visit
d)
visited
30.
Ganesh ___________ a short story every month.
a)
write
b)
wrote
c)
writing
d)
writes
31.
Jia Ying _____________ a storybook every week.
a)
read
b)
reading
c)
reads
32.
Selina and Pramilla __________ all the time in class.
a)
talks
b)
talk
c)
talking
d)
talked
33.
"Sam's teacher had a reputation of assigning difficult homework."
In this sentence, difficult is used as --
In this sentence, difficult is used as --
a)
a preposition
b)
an adjective
c)
an adverb
d)
a noun
34.
"The farmer usually picked the fattest one."
Which word is used as an adverb?
Which word is used as an adverb?
a)
usually
b)
fattest
c)
farmer
d)
picked
35.
"Vermont is my favorite state."
The word state is an example of a --
The word state is an example of a --
a)
verb
b)
preposition
c)
conjunction
d)
noun
36.
"They were going to be wild turkeys."
Which word is used as an pronoun?
Which word is used as an pronoun?
a)
they
b)
turkeys
c)
wild
d)
going
37.
"Tornadoes, hurricanes, and earthquakes are natural, but they cause billions of dollars in damage."
Which word is used as a conjunction?
Which word is used as a conjunction?
a)
are
b)
but
c)
each
d)
natural
38.
"The fireman grabbed the hose from the side of the fire truck."
Which of the words in this sentence is a verb?
Which of the words in this sentence is a verb?
a)
fireman
b)
grabbed
c)
side
d)
hose
39.
"On the bright side, at least Thanksgiving is in a month."
The word on is an example of a--
The word on is an example of a--
a)
pronoun
b)
conjunction
c)
verb
d)
preposition
40.
"you really only have one good chance to get an education."
Which word in this sentence should be capitalized?
Which word in this sentence should be capitalized?
a)
you
b)
good
c)
chance
d)
education
41.
"I'm going to the park with my friend kendall."
Which word in this sentence should be capitalized?
Which word in this sentence should be capitalized?
a)
going
b)
park
c)
friend
d)
kendall
42.
"We went to mcdonald's after school yesterday."
Which of the words in this sentence should be capitalized?
Which of the words in this sentence should be capitalized?
a)
went
b)
mcdonald's
c)
school
d)
yesterday
43.
Which time are you going to go to __________ house?
a)
your
b)
you're
44.
I hope _______ parents take us to the movies tonight!
a)
are
b)
our
c)
hour
d)
they're
45.
_____ _______ birthday! I can't wait to celebrate at your party!
a)
Its, you're
b)
Its, your
c)
It's, you're
d)
It's, your
46.
What is the correct way to write the sentence below:
I can't believe you did that yelled josh
a)
"I can't believe you did that!" yelled Josh.
b)
"I can't believe you did that yelled Josh!"
c)
"I can't believe you did that, yelled Josh!"
d)
"I can't believe you did that!" yelled Josh?
47.
______ there any chips left? I know ______ friends will be hungry when they get here.
a)
Are, are
b)
Our, our
c)
Are, our
d)
Our, are
48.
What is the correct way to write the sentence below:
have you ever seen the empire state building
a)
Have you ever seen the empire state building?
b)
Have you ever seen the Empire State Building?
c)
Have you ever seen the Empire State Building.
d)
Have you ever seen the empire state building?
49.
Which sentence is correct.
a)
bob is going to meet Jane.
b)
bob is going to meet jane.
c)
Bob is going to meet Jane.
50.
What word needs to be capitalized in this sentence? Bob and i went to the store to get some orange juice.
a)
i
b)
store
c)
orange
d)
juice
51.
Which is Capitalized correctly?
a)
dr. Johnson
b)
Mayor Tom
c)
Mrs. monte
d)
greg Sherman
52.
When should a word be capitalized?
a)
Beginning of Sentence
b)
Important Words in a Title
c)
Proper Nouns
d)
All of these
53.
Bob and i went to the store to get some orange juice.
a)
Change i to I
b)
Change orange to Orange
c)
Change Bob to bob
d)
Change juice to Juice
54.
My sister and i drove to the beach last week for fun.
a)
capitalize i
b)
capitalize beach
c)
lowercase My
d)
capitalize week
55.
Which words in this sentence are nouns?
Chase Pond is in the large park.
Chase Pond is in the large park.
a)
Chase Pond, is
b)
the, park
c)
Chase Pond, park
d)
in, large
56.
Which words in this sentence are nouns?
Mark and his sister often swim there.
Mark and his sister often swim there.
a)
Mark, sister
b)
and, sister
c)
his, often
d)
Mark, swim
57.
A proper noun names a particular person, place, and thing.
a)
True
b)
False
58.
A common noun names any person, place, or thing.
a)
True
b)
False
59.
Which one of the following is a noun?
a)
jump
b)
cat
c)
run
d)
hop
60.
Which of the following is not a noun?
a)
person
b)
place
c)
action
d)
thing
61.
Which of the following nouns is a thing?
a)
doctor
b)
pencil
c)
nurse
d)
teacher
62.
Which one of the following is a noun?
a)
swim
b)
write
c)
jump
d)
girl
63.
What kind of word is 'sterilize'?
a)
noun
b)
verb
c)
adjective
d)
conjunction
64.
The young sailor sounded the ship’s horn.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
65.
The young sailor sounded the ship’s horn.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
66.
The players' performance during the big game was not good enough to win.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
67.
The bobcat's teeth were sharp as razors.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
68.
The bobcat's teeth were sharp as razors.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
69.
The bobcat's teeth were sharp as razors.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
70.
I can do a lot of my homework on my parents’ computer.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
71.
I can do a lot of my homework on my parents’ computer.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
72.
The teacher enjoyed the sound of the children’s laughter.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
73.
The teacher enjoyed the sound of the children’s laughter.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
74.
The teacher enjoyed the sound of the children’s laughter.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
75.
The teacher enjoyed the sound of the children’s laughter.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
76.
During autumn, the leaves' colors change.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
77.
During autumn, the leaves' colors change.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
78.
During autumn, the leaves' colors change.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
79.
The Liberty Bell's weight is more than one ton.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
80.
The Liberty Bell's weight is more than one ton.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
81.
The Liberty Bell's weight is more than one ton.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
82.
The hook caught in the fish's mouth.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
83.
The women’s movement began to gain momentum.
a)
singular noun
b)
plural noun
c)
singular possessive noun
d)
plural possessive noun
84.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
Whoever wins the game will play in the tournament.
Whoever wins the game will play in the tournament.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
85.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
The book that is on the floor should be returned to the library.
The book that is on the floor should be returned to the library.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
86.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
I hate the color yellow.
I hate the color yellow.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
87.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
When it is sunny, we should go to the park.
When it is sunny, we should go to the park.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
88.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
On weekends, we can do whatever we want.
On weekends, we can do whatever we want.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
89.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
When it is sunny, we should go to the park.
When it is sunny, we should go to the park.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
90.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
Whichever restaurant you pick is fine with me.
Whichever restaurant you pick is fine with me.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
91.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
The fireworks show will start after the sun goes down.
The fireworks show will start after the sun goes down.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
92.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
Grandpa remembers the old days when there was no television.
Grandpa remembers the old days when there was no television.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
93.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
Remember to brush your teeth.
Remember to brush your teeth.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
94.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
The books, which are lost, are not really necessary.
The books, which are lost, are not really necessary.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
95.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
Eco-friendly cars that run on electricity save gas.
Eco-friendly cars that run on electricity save gas.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
96.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
My greatest asset is that I am a hard worker.
My greatest asset is that I am a hard worker.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
97.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
Frank ran the race as though his life depended on it.
Frank ran the race as though his life depended on it.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
98.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
A person who trusts no one cannot be trusted.
A person who trusts no one cannot be trusted.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
99.
What kind of dependent clause is in red?
After the chores are done, we will eat ice cream.
After the chores are done, we will eat ice cream.
a)
Adverb (Adverbial)
b)
Noun (Nominal)
c)
Adjective (Adjectival)
d)
It is not a dependent clause
100.
My grumpy cat is very smart, friendly, and shows energy.
a)
energetic.
b)
has much energy.
c)
has much energetic.
d)
NO CHANGE
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