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Module 1 AMA Quiz (Part 1)

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

My father enjoys ....... golf on weekends.

a)

play

b)

playing

c)

to play

d)

played

2.

Seeing a spider is enough ....... my mother scream.

a)

make

b)

making

c)

to make

d)

made

3.

What kind of verb is the word in red?

Mathew is really good at cooking.

a)

participle

b)

gerund

c)

finite verb

d)

auxiliary verb

4.

Identify the gerund in the sentence:

Cru enjoys sketching people.

a)

Cru

b)

enjoys

c)

sketching

d)

people

5.

Identify the gerund in the sentence:

Of all my interests, I care most about swimming.

a)

swumming

b)

interests

c)

care

d)

about

6.

Identify the participle in the sentence:

Hammering the nails, Jackson envisioned the treehouse he would build.

a)

Jackson

b)

envisioned

c)

Hammering

d)

would

7.

Identify the participle in the sentence:

I did not want to eat the burned potatoes that my mother cooked.

a)

cooked

b)

want

c)

Mother

d)

burned

8.

Identify the participle in the sentence:

Startled by the noise, the puppy scrambled under the chair.

a)

startled

b)

puppy

c)

scrambled

d)

under

9.

Select the sentence where "roasted" is a finite verb.

a)

They roasted chestnuts.

b)

They love roasted chestnuts.

10.

What is a compound sentence made up of?

a)

Non-finite verbs

b)

Subordinate clauses

c)

Two main clauses joined by a conjunction

11.

What is a complex sentence made up of?

a)

A main clause, a subordinate clause, and a subordinating conjunction

b)

Non-finite verbs

c)

Two main clauses joined by a conjunction

12.

Below is an example of a compound sentence. What type of clause is in red?

We hired a car and set out northwards through a landscape copied from China.

a)

Main clause

b)

Subordinate clause

13.

Below is an example of a complex sentence. What type of clause is in red?

We hired a car despite knowing it had no petrol.

a)

Main clause

b)

Subordinate clause