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ENGLISH 9 QUIZ 1 DXP

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

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1.

Choose the sentence with the correct capitalization and punctuation.

  • He just finished reading the novel over the rainbow.
a)

He just finished reading the novel OVER THE RAINBOW.

b)

He just finished reading the novel Over the Rainbow.

c)

He just finished reading the novel “Over The Rainbow.”

2.

Indirect quotation should be enclosed in quotation marks.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Quotation Marks are used to indicate the titles of shorter works.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Sometimes, there are EXTRA or unnecesary adjective clauses (non-restrictive), and we use a comma to separate this information.

Which of these sentences has a non-restrictive clause?

a)

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, which you can see on that table, can be borrowed in the library.

b)

That book you see on the table can be borrowed in the library.

5.

Choose the sentence that makes the correct use of the comma.

a)

I like ice cream, however, I should eat less!

b)

I like ice cream; however, I should eat less!

c)

I like ice cream, however; I should eat less!

6.

(a)   3. It is a literary genre that tells about stories that actually happen in real life. The sub-genres are biography, memoir, autobiography, journals, diaries, periodicals and references.

7.

(a)   4. It is more complicated than other genres of literature because aside from the script, other elements must suit and work together to the theme of the show and make the audience feel the plight of the protagonist, antagonist and other characters in the story effectively.

8.

(a)   1. To what genre do the following lines belong?

―Listen my children and you shall hear,

Of the midnight ride of Paul Revere‖

9.

(a)   2. These are narratives that were based on the creative imagination of the author.

10.

The true story of a real person's life is written by that same person.

a)

Biography

b)

Mystery

c)

Autobiography

d)

Fantasy

11.

Not until 1856 ________ across the Mississippi River.

a)

the first bridge built     

b)

the first bridge was built  

c)

did the first bridge build

d)

was the first bridge built

12.

Only when you grow up, ________ the truth.

     

a)

will you know

b)

do you know

c)

you know

d)

you will know

13.

________ Mozart was an accomplished compose while still a child.

 

a)

No matter remarkable it seems 

b)

As it seems remarkable

c)

Remarkable however it seem

d)

Remarkable as it seems     

14.

Not only ________ to determine the depth of the ocean floor, but it is also used to locate oil.

    

a)

seismology is used

b)

using seismology 

c)

is seismology used

d)

to use seismology

15.

_______ with my previous job, I would have won a higher promotion and I _______in this unfortunate position now.

a)

If had I stayed / will not be

b)

Unless I had stayed / am not 

c)

If I stayed / would not be

d)

Had I stayed / would not be

16.

An epic begins "in media res" which means

a)

at the beginning

b)

at the end

c)

in the middle of things

d)

outside the story

17.

is a long narrative poem about an epic hero and the hero's journey.

a)

epic theme

b)

epic poem

c)

lyric poem

d)

play

18.

Epic poetry begins with an invocation to the Muse. This means:

a)

a prayer or request to the goddesses for inspiration and to do a good job

b)

a demand to the gods to fix the current situation

c)

a request for immortality

d)

telling the gods that you will do a good job without them

19.

The ________, or main character of an epic, embodies or displays characteristics that his/her culture values.

a)

epic hero

b)

epithet

c)

in media res

d)

epic simile

20.

Which of the following is true about literary epics in all situations?

a)

It is a long narrative poem.

b)

The main character (protagonist) is immortal.

c)

The characters are of common birth.

d)

They have to have grandiose battles.