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Worksheets3rd Periodical Examination in English 7
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
Find the adverb in the sentence: My grandfather walks extremely slowly.
Grandfather
Extremely
Slowly
Find the adverb in the sentence: Your roommate drives quite fast, doesn't she?
Quite
Fast
drives
Find the adverb in the sentence: We rarely go to the movies on the weekends.
Go
Weekends
Rarely
Find the adverb in the sentence: Our house is practically on the highway.
Highway
Practically
On
Find the adverb in the sentence: Obviously, I could be wrong.
Obviously
Wrong
I
Find the adverb in the sentence: We worked hardly.
Worked
Hardly
We
Find the adverb in the sentence: That girl walks very strangely.
Very strangely
Walks
Strangely
Find the adverb in the sentence: Giraffes have extremely long tongues.
Extremely
Long
Extremely long
Find the adverbs in the sentence: They are fed daily and like fruits and vegetables
Daily
Fed
like fruits
Find the adverbs in the sentence: Sara plays the violin beautifully.
Sara
Plays
Beautifully
Find the adverbs in the sentence: They were almost finished.
Almost
Finished
Were
Find the adverbs in the sentence: This cake is absolutely wonderful.
Absolutely
Wonderful
Cake
Find the adverbs in the sentence: The temperature was barely above freezing.
Freezing
Barely
Was
Find the adverbs in the sentence: Our driveway is completely frozen.
Driveway
Frozen
Completely
Find the adverbs in the sentence: We felt incredibly lucky after winning tickets to the World Series.
Incredibly
Lucky
After
Find the Preposition in the sentence: The red ball is above the blue box.
Above
The
Is
Find the Preposition in the sentence: The red bar is lying across the blue boxes.
Lying
Across
Is
Find the Preposition in the sentence: The red bar is lying against the blue box.
Lying
The
against
Find the Preposition in the sentence: The children sat around the campfire and told ghost stories.
Around
Sat
Campfire
Find the Preposition in the sentence: A bird flew through the sky high above us.
Through
Flew
Above
Find the Preposition in the sentence: I was sitting between two very large people on the plane, so I didn't have much space.
Sitting
Between
Space
Find the Preposition in the sentence: There was a birthday gift inside the box.
Was
There
Inside
Find the Preposition in the sentence: While Sam was talking to the bank teller, the woman behind him in line kept sighing impatiently.
Impatiently
Kept
Behind
Find the Preposition in the sentence: Philip waited in front of the movie theater for Simone, so they could buy tickets and go in together. He stood directly beneath the sign over the entrance to make sure she could find him.
In front of and beneath
Directly and In
Could and Go
Find the Preposition in the sentence: There was not a single person among the people in the room who spoke English.
Among
There
was
Find the Preposition in the sentence: The campground is near the lake. In fact, it is so close you can actually walk there.
Near
Close
It is clos
Find the Preposition in the sentence: In English, the word backyard means a small garden or green area located behind a house.
located
behind
garden
Find the Preposition in the sentence: A ladder was leaning against the side of the house, so I knew someone was up on the roof.
was leaning
side
against
Find the Preposition in the sentence: The hotel was near a freeway, so there was a lot of traffic noise at night, which made it hard to sleep.
Freeway
Traffic
Near
Find the Preposition in the sentence: The air was icy cold, but the children stayed warm beneath the thick blankets.
Beneath
Stayed
blankets
Choose the correct answer: Wait here ____ I get back.
As soon as
Until
Either could be used here.
Choose the correct answer: I called Tom ____ he didn't answer.
But
Because
Or
Choose the correct answer: I tried to hit the nail ___ I hit my thumb instead.
But
Because
Or
Choose the correct answer: We aren´t going to the park ...... it´s raining.
But
Because
Or
Choose the correct answer: She doesn´t like vegetables ...... fish.
And
Because
Or
Choose the interjection is appropriate to the sentence: Hi, I’m glad that you could make it to my party.
Hi
Party
I'm
Choose the interjection is appropriate to the sentence: Wow! You look great tonight.
Tonight
Wow
Great
Choose the interjection is appropriate to the sentence: That was the best performance that I have ever seen, bravo!
Best
That was the best
Bravo
Choose the interjection is appropriate to the sentence: . I can’t believe you broke my favorite toy, bah.
I can't believe
Broke
Bah
Choose the interjection is appropriate to the sentence: Hmm, I wonder where I put my keys and wallet?
Hmm
wallet
I
