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WorksheetsM3 Review Quiz - February
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 42mins
What do we call FANBOYS?
coordinating conjunctions
subordinating conjunctions
language of cause and effect
FANBOYS are called (a) conjunctions
Reorder the following
"However" and "but"
are examples
of
language of
contrast.
Organize these options into the right categories
plural noun
article + noun
pronoun
proper noun
uncountable noun
gerund
gerund phrase
Organize these options into the right categories
Bangkok
playing board games
sending messages
the idea
an answer
a big pizza
Turn the below into a gerund:
eat
(a)
Turn the below into a gerund phrase:
play games with my family
(a)
Turn the below into a gerund:
is / am / are
(a)
Turn the below into a gerund phrase:
is traditional
(a)
What do we use after "because"?
a clause
PAPPUGG
a gerund
What do we use after "because of"?
PAPPU GG
a clause
subject and verb
What do we use after "because of"?
nouns or gerunds
a clause
verbs
Reorder the following
Bangkok is
slightly
more multicultural
than
Moscow.
Choose the modifier
Choose the modifier
A clause contains a (a) and a (b)
Match the following
on the other hand....
language of contrast
the reason for this is...
language of cause and effect
not to mention that...
language of addition
we ought to...
language of recommendation
Reorder the following
In Riverton
we ought to
build a
tunnel to reduce
traffic congestion
Reorder the following
To solve Riverton's
traffic congestion problem
we should
encourage people to
use bicycles
Reorder the following
To make transport
greener in Bangkok
the best thing would be
if
people used the BTS
Reorder the following
Vampires
are significantly
scarier
than
zombies.
Label the parts of the word
Which LEXICAL CHUNK best describes a family with a Buddhist mother and a Catholic father?
a multicultural family
a family
a large family
multicultural
Match the following
one generation ago
20-30 years ago
a few generations ago
40-80 years ago
hundreds of generations ago
centuries ago
What is the subject of this sentence:
Eating breakfast before school helps you to pay attention in class.
a gerund phrase is the subject
a noun is the subject
a person is the subject
What is the subject of this sentence:
Singing makes me smile.
a gerund phrase is the subject
a noun is the subject
a gerund is the subject
a verb is the subject
What do we call the following?
whereas - however - on the other hand - but - yet
coordinating conjunctions
subordinating conjunctions
language of contrast
counterargument phrases
Draw the teacher who is in your room
