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Worksheetsgrade 11 grammar
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 17mins
Read the text and answer questions 1 to 5!
Mr. and Mrs. Andy were on a tour of Europe. They were travelling on guided tour of five countries They were going to travel through Holland, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland and France for two weeks.
The guide for the tour was a Swiss. On the day of the travel, the guide told them to check their passports, their traveller's checks and their foreign cash. He told them to keep them safely
They travelled in a comfortable coach with a toilet, music and video. The guide stopped the coach at many famous places. Heexplained the cultural importance of the places. They stayed in big hotels for the night and ate in the restaurants. On the way, they stopped at small in to eat lunch. In the big towns they went shopping. They bought many souvenirs for their friends.
They enjoyed the two week tour.1. What the text about?
Which is true about Abstract Nouns?
They can be physically observed.
They are ideas, feelings and qualities
Common nouns are
specific names
general names
people names
object names
After Hiroshima bomb, the air was toxic in Japan.
Abstract, countable noun
Abstract, Uncountable noun
Concrete, countable noun
Concrete, Uncountable noun
The most common social network in the world is Facebook.
Irregular plural noun
Abstract noun
Compound noun
Collective noun
The most common social network in the world is Facebook.
Irregular plural noun
Abstract noun
Compound noun
Collective noun
Eat, Pray, Love was written by Elizabeth Gillbert.
Concrete noun
Abstract noun
Countable noun
Regular plural noun
Rebirth is symbolized in some cultures by daffodils.
common, countable noun
Common, uncountable noun
proper, countable noun
proper, uncountable noun
People in Japan prefer seafood, such as Sushi, Shishamo, Ika and Tako
compound, abstract noun
compound, countable noun
compound, proper noun
Compound, common noun
Billie Eilish was born in the united states.
Compound, proper, capitalize
Compound, common
Compound, abstract
Collective, regular plural
Did you get the new laptop? Yes, I got a new Macbook
Common, uncountable noun
Common, Countable noun
Compound, common noun
Compound, proper noun
My favorite doll as a kid was barbie
Collective noun
Common noun
Proper noun
Abstract noun
impossible to take away or give up
tyranny
unalienable
acquiesce
constrains
a goodness or righteousness; a strong virtue or morality
Vehemently
Formidable
Rectitude
Elusive
________ is an unjust use of power
Constitution
Limited government
Unlimited government
Government
Tyranny
the state of being imprisoned
lackluster
elaborate
brunt
captivity
Which word most closely matches this definition: monarch or ruler
Imperial
Captivity
Sovereign
Treason
Which word most closely matches this definition: betrayal of trust or faith
Imperial
Emperor
Sovereign
Treason
Which word most closely matches this definition: highest rank and authority
Imperial
Emperor
Sovereign
Captivity
She seemed nervous.
The boy looked sad.
action
linking
Audrey cooked spaghetti for her friends.
action
linking
The girl was frightened.
action
linking
Identify the type of verb in the following sentence. The verb is red.
Every month, bands from across the country visit New Your City.
Action
Linking
Identify the verb in the following sentence:
World War II was the most destructive war in human history.
was
destructive
history
war
Identify the verb (or verb phrase) in the following sentence
Elmer Sperry is best known for his development of gyroscopes.
is
known
is best known
is known
Charlie has a hard time sticking to a diet, because he really loves rich, sweet desserts
action
linking
helping
Some puppies might be better at one job.
action
linking
helping
At 18 months, the puppies learn special skills.
action
linking
helping
