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WorksheetsHIP- Grammar Quiz
Total questions: 110
Worksheet time: 55mins
It was __________ I have watched it several times.
such a good programme that
so good programme that
so good programme to
a good programme so that
The club is for members only. You __________ you're a member.
can’t go in if
can’t go in unless
can go in unless
can go in so
Using a sharp axe, __________.
it was easy for him to cut down the tree
the worker cut down the tree easily
the tree could be cut down easily
cutting down the tee becomes easy
the barking dog saved the family from the fire
In this sentence, what part of speech is the word "barking?"
noun
adjective
verb
pronoun
In the sentence, "Chris ate the apple after school," what is the subject?
apple
school
ate
Chris
what part of speech is the word "backpack"
adjective
verb
proper noun
common noun
Ben drives …………………….. .
aggressively
aggress
aggressive
aggression
Mr. Trenton drove a huge truck for Acme Trucking Company.
Mr. Trenton drove a huge truck for Acme Trucking Company.
An adjective...
describes a verb
describes a noun
describes a preposition
describes all parts of speech
Which word is NOT a preposition?
for
on
and
between
The teachers are still decorating the hall for the National Day celebration.
The adverb of time in this sentence is __________.
still
hall
are
teachers
Which of the following is the correct version of the following sentence:
Jacob is taking american airlines to california.
Jacob is taking American airlines to California.
Jacob is taking American Airlines to california.
Jacob is taking American Airlines to California.
How many adjectives are in the following sentence?
John happily opened the front door when he heard his best friend knocking on the old door.
2
3
1
zero
How many adjectives are in the following sentence?
Carl calmly went to the busy store to pick up red apples.
1
2
3
zero
What is the adverb in the following sentence?
The boy walked dangerously close to the edge.
edge
boy
walked
dangerously
What is the adverb in the following sentence?
The coach was very angry with the team after the game.
very
coach
after
game
Identify the red word.
Walk to my house after school, and we can play on my computer.
possessive pronoun
noun
preposition
action verb
Identify the red word.
Walk to my house after school, and we can play on my computer.
preposition
action verb present tense
noun
adverb
Identify the red word.
Walk to my house after school, and we can play on my computer.
prepositional phrase
nouns
verbs
adverbs
Identify the red word.
Walk to my house after school, and we can play on my computer.
action verb present tense
prepositional phrase
noun
adverb
Identify the red word.
The path was very muddy, but we wore our oldest shoes.
adjective
noun
linking verb past
adverb
Identify the red word.
The path was very muddy, but we wore our oldest shoes.
adjective
linking verb past tense
noun
adverb
Identify the red word.
The path was very muddy, but we wore our oldest shoes.
linking verb
noun
adverb
adjective
Identify the red word.
The path was very muddy, but we wore our oldest shoes.
adverb
possessive pronoun
adjective
noun
Identify the adverb of time:
I have netball practice tomorrow.
netball
tomorrow
have
Which is an adverb?
hungry
quick
friendly
terribly
Which is not an adverb?
fast
hungry
far
well
The boy look at the butterfly __________.
badly
hungrily
carefully
sadly
How do they walk?
They walk fast.
They walk slowly.
They walk busily.
They walk badly.
Which of the following is not an adverb?
happily
hard
badly
lovely
Which of the following is an adverb?
careful
sad
lonely
hard
FANBOYS
Which of the following is the correctly written sentence?
I played volleyball this weekend, and tennis.
I played volleyball this weekend, and my team got first place.
I played volleyball this weekend, and practiced all week.
I played volleyball this weekend; and, my team got first place.
The word on is an example of a--
In this sentence, difficult is used as --
Read the sentences.
(1) "Where is the colored pencils?" asked Mark.
(2) "In the closet are two boxes of pencils," Mary answered.
(3) "The pencils in one box are brand-new," Henry added.
(4) "There are crayons in the closet too," Mary said.
Which sentence has an error in subject-verb agreement?
sentence 1
sentence 2
sentence 3
sentence 4
What is the mistake here:
I was in Charge of the nights watch the captain left me in command.
the word charge should not be "capitalized" because I say so Mr. A!
captain should be capitalized because it is an officer in command
the word charge should not be capitalized, and there should be a period after watch
there is or are no mistake(s)
What is the mistake here:
it was a rainy night at apalategui manor.
only "it" needs to be capitalized
night has to be capitalized
"it" and "apalategui manor" needs to be capitalized
there is or are no mistake(s)
Whenever neighbors burned trash, I ran over and watched the blaze.
No Change
Whenever neighbors burned trash I ran over and watched the blaze.
I ran over and watched the blaze, whenever neighbors burned trash.
I ran over whenever neighbors burned trash and watched the blaze.
When I’d feel its head near my fingertips I would wave it away triumphantly.
No Change
When I’d feel its head near my fingertips, I would wave it away triumphantly.
When I’d feel, its head near my fingertips I would wave it away triumphantly.
When I’d feel its head near my fingertips I would wave, it away triumphantly.
Since Mom and Dad were busy, I cooked myself some hot dogs.
No Change
I cooked myself, since Mom and Dad were busy, some hot dogs.
Since Mom and Dad were busy I cooked myself some hot dogs.
I cooked myself since Mom and Dad were busy some hot dogs.
Though I was nervous, he showed me how to pass my finger through a candle flame.
No Change
He showed me though I was nervous how to pass my finger through a candle flame.
He showed me how to pass my finger, though I was nervous, through a candle flame.
Though I was nervous he showed me how to pass my finger through a candle flame.
The neighbor lady was surprised, because I didn’t run in the opposite direction from fire.
No Change
The neighbor lady was surprised because I didn’t run in the opposite direction from the fire.
The neighbor lady was surprised because, I didn’t run in the opposite direction from the fire.
The neighbor lady was surprised because I didn’t run, in the opposite direction, from the fire.
Oddly, rather then/than running inside, people were running around trying to catch the hail.
then
than
Then/Than Christine noticed small objects flopping around on the ground.
Then
Than
The phenomenon of fish and other animals falling from the sky is more common then/than you might think.
then
than
Next time you are enjoying a Popsicle, you can thank Frank Epperson, who's/whose forgetfulness led to its invention.
who's
whose
Who's / Whose up for a scoop?
Who's
Whose
Dogs show their/they're/there bellies for a few reasons.
their
they're
there
John quickly explained the math homework yesterday.
"OUCH" is an example of....
Interjection
Preposition
Adverb
Antonym
A preposition is a word that describes ______ or _____
ideas or direction
direction or intimidation
direction or location
location or objection
Quickly is an example of a(n) _________
adverb
common noun
verb
adjective
Timberline Middle School is a _________
noun
common noun
proper noun
verb
FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so) are all examples of
Prepositions
Conjunctions
Interjections
Onomatopoeia
A general person place or thing is a ...
adjective
a super noun
proper noun
common noun
A specific person place or thing is a ...
Proper Noun
Common Noun
adverb
adjective
Cautiously, the boys crossed the street.
how
when
where
My dad gets his paycheck monthly.
how
when
where
We carefully finished our homework.
how
when
where
This is an example of what type of figurative language?
I ........ a book every day.
am reading
was read
am read
read
This town is crowded ...... tourists.
of
with
Toronto needs a capital because
It is a proper noun
It is a verb
It's is cool city
Does she use the computer?
Yes, she do.
Yes, she does.
Did Greg open the can of sardine?
No, he does not open the can of sardine.
No, he did not open the can of sardine.
No, he did not opened the can of sardine.
Which sentence is used correctly?
Washing our hands are very important.
Washing our hand are very important.
Washing our hands is very important.
Choose the correct sentence.
Why do Cynthia want to know the answer?
Why does Cynthia wants to know the answer?
Why does Cynthia want to know the answer?
Why do Cynthia want to know the answer?
Choose two (2) correct past tense forms for LEARN.
Learned
Learnt
Learning
Learns
Learnd
How do you know when the sentence is in past tense? Choose two (2) answers.
Once,
... right now.
... in the following week.
... just now.
... by next day.
Which two (2) of the following are adjectives?
Innocence
Pure
Innocent
Sincerity
Beauty
Which sentence is used correctly?
The reason why the virus spreads to many countries are due to lack of global awareness.
The reason why the virus spreads to many countries is due to lack of global awareness.
The reason why the virus spreads to many countries were due to lack of global awareness.
Which of these two (2) answers have the similar meaning (synonym) to arrogant?
Humble
Condescending
Snobbish
Strong
Choose the correct sentence.
Why you go without telling me?
Why do you went without telling me?
Why did you went without telling me?
Why did you go without telling me?
My friend ___ a good computer
have
has
The lesson ___ interesting.
looks
look
My brother ___ to school.
go
goes
This program ___ very well.
works
work
My friend ___ this movie.
like
likes
He will ___ this situation.
controls
control
controling
She ___ English very well.
speaks
speak
is speak
Which word is spelled correctly?
acceptable
exctable
ateatatable
accetible
Which word is spelled correctly?
skejewel
schedule
scheduel
scaredtoduel
Which word is spelled correctly?
mistercool
minischool
minuscule
mineiscool
Which word is spelled correctly?
conscience
canscience
conshence
coniference
Which word is spelled correctly?
lieseence
license
lincess
leincess
Which word is spelled correctly?
occulashinally
occashubally
occionahillbilly
occasionally
Which word is spelled correctly?
posession
possession
possesion
possesedness
