WorksheetsChapter 8: Exercise 2,3,5
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
This museum (has, have) been called the best of all the Smithsonian museums.
has
have
This enormous building (covers, cover) three blocks.
cover
covers
Twenty-three galleries (offers, offer) visitors information and entertainment.
offers
offer
The different showrooms (deals, deal) with various aspects of air and space travel.
deals
deal
As you can see, the exhibits (features, feature) antique aircraft as well as modern spacecraft.
features
feature
In another area, a theater (shows, show) films on a five-story-high screen.
shows
show
A planetarium (is, are) located on the second floor.
is
are
Projectors (casts, cast) realistic images of stars on the ceiling.
casts
cast
Some tours (is, are) conducted by pilots.
is
are
In addition, the museum (houses, house) a large research library.
houses
house
A tidal wave, despite its name, (is, are) not caused by the tides.
is
are
Earthquakes beneath the sea (causes, cause) most tidal waves.
causes
cause
A network of warning signals (alert, alerts) people in coastal areas of an approaching tidal wave.
alert
alerts
The tremendous force of tidal waves sometimes (causes, cause) great destruction.
causes
cause
Walls of earth and stone along the shore (is, are) often too weak to protect coastal villages.
is
are
Some tidal waves, according to this encyclopedia article, (travel, travels) more than five hundred miles an hour.
travel
travels
Tidal waves in the open ocean generally (do, does) not cause much interest.
do
does
The height of tidal waves there often (remain, remains) low.
remain
remains
However, waves up to one hundred feet high (occur, occurs) when tidal waves hit land.
occur
occurs
The scientific name for tidal waves (are, is) tsunamis.
are
is
