WorksheetsWorld Class 2 Unit 12 Grammar and Vocabulary
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is a tag question used for?
To make a statement longer
To ask a direct question
To confirm or query a statement
To change the meaning of a sentence
Which of the following is a correct tag question?
You are coming to the party, don’t you?
He doesn’t like pizza, does he?
She will go to the store, will she?
They aren’t here, are them?
Complete the sentence with the correct tag question: "She loves ice cream, ___?"
doesn’t she
don’t she
does she
isn’t she
If a sentence is negative, the tag question must be…
Positive
Negative
The same as the sentence
A question word
Choose the correct tag for this sentence: "You have finished your homework, ____?"
don’t you
haven’t you
won’t you
do you
Which sentence has the correct tag question?
He plays football, does he?
They aren’t students, are they?
You didn’t go to school, didn’t you?
She can cook, can she?
What is the anticipated answer to the tag question: "He’s really funny, isn’t he?"
No, he isn’t.
Yes, he is.
I don’t know.
Maybe.
Which of the following is an ungrammatical but common tag question in casual speech?
You’re tired, aren’t you?
This is fun, isn’t it?
I’m right, aren’t I?
She doesn’t like coffee, does she?
Which sentence is incorrect?
They won’t be late, will they?
She likes chocolate, doesn’t she?
He’s a good singer, isn’t he?
You can’t swim, can’t you?
Which of these tag questions has the correct rising intonation for a yes/no question?
She’s coming, isn’t she?
You don’t like it, do you?
It’s cold today, isn’t it?
I can borrow your book, can’t I?
What does a comedian do?
Tell jokes to make people laugh
Perform serious speeches
Write only dramatic stories
Teach language
What is "delivery" in comedy?
How a joke is told
The meaning of a joke
The length of a performance
The number of jokes told
What does "exaggerate" mean?
To make something seem smaller
To make something seem bigger or more important
To ignore something
To explain something clearly
Which word means "offensive language or swearing"?
Punchline
Profanity
Shortcut
Universal
What is the meaning of "punch line"?
The words at the end of a joke that make it funny
A serious conclusion to a speech
A mistake in a joke
The beginning of a joke
Which of the following best describes "observational comedy"?
Comedy that focuses on everyday life situations
Comedy that uses a lot of profanity
Comedy that tells long, dramatic stories
Comedy that only works in movies
What does "hysterical" mean in comedy?
Extremely funny
Slightly amusing
Completely offensive
Unimportant
Why is Jerry Seinfeld admired for his comedy style?
He uses a lot of profanity
He tells only dramatic stories
He is known for clean comedy
He never tells jokes
Which of the following is an example of an "off-color" joke?
A joke about everyday life
A joke that is rude or offensive
A joke that has no punchline
A joke that everyone understands
What does it mean to "expose" something in comedy?
To reveal something
To hide the meaning
To avoid talking about it
To make a joke longer
What is the purpose of using exaggeration in comedy?
To make things more dramatic
To make things seem bigger or more ridiculous
To make jokes shorter
To make jokes more serious
Which of the following is NOT a key feature of observational comedy?
Everyday situations
Profanity
Exaggeration
Aha! moments
What did Jerry Seinfeld say about profanity in comedy?
It makes jokes better
It’s a shortcut for comedy
It’s necessary for humor
It should always be used
What kind of comedy is considered universal?
Comedy that can be understood by many people
Comedy that only works in one language
Comedy that uses only serious topics
Comedy that is based on local humor
Which of the following is an example of a "witty" response?
A smart and clever joke
A boring and long explanation
A random sentence
A confusing joke
