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Fill It Up! Challenge - 1 Word Only.

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Thomas Edison (a)   (invent) the electric lamp in 1879.

2.

Good boys (a)   (obey) their elders.

3.

Sita (a)   (talk) gently with everyone.

4.

The horse (a)   (gallop) across the fields.

5.

Someone (a)   (knock) at the door.

6.

The child (a)   (cry) because it could not find its mother.

7.

The clouds (a)   (move) across the sky.

8.

It seldom (a)   (rain) here in February.

9.

I (a)   (try) to solve this sum.

10.

When I (a)   (go) to see him, he was sleeping .

11.

The headmaster of this school is as (a)   as the headmaster in my primary school. (strict)

12.

You have to use the (a)   knife to carve the fruit. (sharp)

13.

Jason is the (a)   of the two brothers. (smart)

14.

Jade won the Crossword puzzle by giving the (a)   slogan. (good)

15.

Pak Ramli, the village headman, is the (a)   man around. (kind)

16.

Once upon a time, three thieves (a)   (steal) a pot of gold in a distant town.

17.

They passed through a small town when it (a)   (grow) dark.

18.

Their village (a)   (be) still a long way away.

19.

Who do you think they (a)   (meet) that night?

20.

Ms. Shyla hopes you (a)   (has) completed your assignments given by other teachers.

21.

Ms. Shyla hopes you (a)   (has) a good night's sleep.

22.

The scene inside the market was confusing. The noise (a)   (make) by the stall-keepers and their haggling customers was so loud that one could hardly hear oneself speak.

23.

A light breeze (a)   (blow) across my face ,my feet were on the soft sandy beach.

24.

As the digestive juices started to flow, and a relaxing feeling was in the air, a call (a)   (come) from one of the teen members, "Let the games begin!"

25.

It was a dreadful afternoon. As big droplets of rain fell directly on my face and clothes, I (a)   (can) taste the droplets that mixed with my tears, the tears I cried after the incident.

26.

The river had (a)   its banks and the water was rushing inland.

27.

There (a)   nothing the residents could do except stand and watch the storm unleash its fury.

28.

We had exhausted our (a)   supply in the afternoon and had not come across a stream or a spring where we could have quenched our thirst.

29.

The narrow path twisted (a)   turned through the endless green meadows.

30.

The cat jumped (a)   the table and snatched the fish right out of her hand.

31.

We paused for a moment to cut ourselves some branches (a)   the nearby trees.

32.

We cleaned up our campsites. The scoutmaster congratulated us for a successful (a)   trip. Then we dismissed and headed home.

33.

Never in his wildest dream (a)   he think he would lose so much in such a short time.

34.

A small herd (a)   wild boar broke through the jungle and dashed into the clearing.

35.

Early in December, in the late hours of a serene Saturday afternoon, I (a)   driving to the outskirs of a southern town, trying to reach my destination before the sun went down.

36.

"There is no way (a)   us to escape!", he gasped.

37.

He leaned (a)   the wall as he observed the chaos unfolding in front of him.

38.

Gazing (a)   the left, his eyes fell upon a vision of beauty.

39.

She smelt the pungent odour of incense (a)   wafted under the crack of the door .

40.

The victims (a)   gloomy-faced and and teary-eyed and spent a dreadful night at the flood relief centre.

41.

She was neither excited (a)   delirious at the prospect of sharing her room with Audra.

42.

(a)   he is morbidly obese, he has completed many international half marathons.

43.

The windows in the house (a)   never opened and it smelt stale and stuffy.

44.

Under the shade of an old tree, cows stood chewing grass (a)   swishing their tails while a herd of buffaloes were wallowing in a muddy pond, enjoying its coolness in the stifling afternoon heat.

45.

After the first year of my illness, things got worse. I could not stand up (a)   turn my body on its side. The doctors had given up hope.

46.

The kid was staring at me , open-mouthed, snotty-nosed, tears coursing (a)   his face leaving tracks on his dirty cheeks, looking in my eyes.

47.

The girl singing that song had the sexiest and (a)   wonderful voice this side of heaven.

48.

Our training officer was a hefty, burly, muscular 1.67m bloke (a)   a very loud and thunderous voice that could be heard a mile away whenever we incurred his displeasure by coming late for practice.

49.

I fell heavily on the grass verge of the road and rolled (a)   a monsoon drain.

50.

Ms Shyla hopes you (a)   fun trying out this little quiz today. Have a great week ahead.