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English revision

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

I will be late to school unless there is no traffic today

(where is the subordinating conjunction)

a)

will

b)

today

c)

there is no subordinating conjunction

d)

unless

2.

jenny had to decide whether to get pasta …. pizza for dinner

a)

yet

b)

or

c)

for

3.

Sully looked at his watch

where is the complete predicate

a)

Sully

b)

Sully looked

c)

looked

d)

looked at his watch

4.

My dog ate my shoes

where is the simple subject

a)

My dog

b)

My

c)

dog

d)

ate my shoes

5.

Mary and Samantha took the bus home from school

where is the complete subject

a)

Mary and Samantha

b)

Mary

c)

Samantha

d)

bus

6.

World war 1 started at July 28, 1914

(What type of sentence is it)

a)

declarative

b)

interrogative

c)

imperative

d)

exclamatory

7.

I am so exited for our trip tomorrow!

(What type of sentence is it)

a)

declarative

b)

interrogative

c)

imitative

d)

exclamatory

8.

Are we going to eat out for lunch today?

(What type of sentence is it)

a)

declarative

b)

interrogative

c)

imperative

d)

exclamatory

9.

Go call your sister.

(What type of sentence is it)

a)

declarative

b)

interrogative

c)

imperative

d)

exclamatory

10.

comparative of good is

a)

better

b)

best

c)

gooder

d)

more good

11.

superlative of far

a)

farther

b)

farthest

c)

farer

d)

more far

12.

The adjective for worse

a)

more worse

b)

worst

c)

bad

d)

bader

13.

----- means covered by water

a)

swell

b)

submerged

c)

deck

d)

navigation

14.

A circular window is called -----

a)

deck

b)

porthole

c)

deck

d)

swell

15.

means ------ a worried felling

a)

frantic

b)

moderate

c)

prowess

d)

anxiety

16.

when something to keep within a certain limit its called -------

a)

moderate

b)

anxiety

c)

frantic

d)

prowess

17.

Even though she went to get ice-cream she couldn't eat it until she finished her home work.

( Where is the subordinating conjunction )

a)

went

b)

until

c)

finished