WorksheetsEnglish 1 quiz 4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which of the definitions is correct for the word?----Construct
To build or form by putting together parts
To destroy or dismantle something
To create a false impression
To analyze and interpret data
Is the following sentence correct or incorrect? If the Tigers can’t find a way to trade some of their older players, they will be in big trouble.
Correct
Incorrect
Partially Correct
Not Enough Information
Which of the following is correct? The critique. He critiqued. They critiques. He critiques.
He critiqued.
The critique.
They critiques.
He critiques.
Develop
To grow or cause to grow and become more mature
To decrease in size or importance
To remain the same over time
To become less effective or efficient
Summarize
To provide a detailed analysis of a topic
To give a brief statement of the main points
To present a counterargument
To elaborate on the background information
Which of the following is correct? -
Options:
The summarize was usually warm.
The temperature of the experiment affected the effect.
-I differentiate between my two friends by giving them the exact same shirt.
-The temperature of the experiment effected the affect.
The summarize was usually warm.
The temperature of the experiment affected the effect.
I differentiate between my two friends by giving them the exact same shirt.
The temperature of the experiment effected the affect.
Which of the definitions is correct for the word?----Conclude
To bring something to an end or make a reasoned decision
To begin a process or initiate an action
To analyze data and draw conclusions
To summarize information without making a decision
Which of the definitions is correct for the word?----Affect
To cause something else to happen
To influence emotions or feelings
To have a strong impact on someone's life
To change something in a minor way
Is the following sentence correct or incorrect? Although Andrew likes baseball he doesn’t want to drive across the state to watch the Detroit Tigers.
Correct
Incorrect
Partially correct
Not enough information
Where does the comma go in the following sentence to make it grammatically correct? It was a dark and stormy evening but Glen refused to return home.
After "evening"
Before "but"
After "stormy"
At the end of the sentence
Where does the comma go in the following sentence to make it grammatically correct? If the weather does not improve the game will be cancelled and we will have to reschedule.
After "cancelled" and "improve".
After "weather" and "game".
After "does" and "not".
After "reschedule" and "the".
Differentiate
To recognize or ascertain what makes something different
To combine two or more elements into one
To analyze the similarities between two items
To categorize items based on their characteristics
Is the following sentence correct or incorrect? John walked to the back of his car, and he grabbed his backpack out of the trunk.
Correct
Incorrect
Partially Correct
Not Enough Information
__________ clause contains a subject, a verb, a complete thought (know everything). It can live alone as a sentence.
Dependent
Independent
Subordinate
Relative
Where does the comma go in the following sentence to make it grammatically correct? Did Steve take another job or will he continue working here?
After "job"
After "take"
After "or"
After "here"
Is the following sentence correct or incorrect? John walked to the back of his car, grabbed his backpack out of the trunk.
Correct
Incorrect
Partially correct
Not enough information
Effect
A change that is a result or consequence of an action
A type of physical force
An emotional response to a situation
A method of solving a problem
A __________ occurs when two sentences are improperly joined together.
Fragment
Run-on
Comma splice
Sentence splice
________ clause contains a subject and a verb, but not a complete thought. It cannot live alone as a sentence.
Independent
Dependent
Complex
Compound
Critique
A careful review or evaluation in order to make a reasoned opinion
A casual observation without deep analysis
An emotional response to a piece of art
A summary of the main points of a text
