WorksheetsEnglish Quiz (Grammar - Vocab)
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 44mins
I want to know ______ she is angry at me.
why
how
that
whose
______ he told me was a lie.
why
which
what
whichever
The students were in trouble for _____ they did in the main hall.
what
how
why
which
I don't know _________ Ericko would cheat on Jessica.
what
why
which
whose
I don't know _____ Listy can get out of this mess.
why
what
how
where
I haven't got any idea ________________
where is the post office
where the post office is
where is the post office?
the post office is where
Did you hear
what did he say
what he said
did he say
which he say
____________ is not your concern.
How much money I make
How much money do I make
How much do I make money
How much money
They are not responsible for _____________
what did their father do
what their father did do
what father they did
what their father did
Check all that are true for noun clauses
act as a noun in a sentence
have only a noun in them
have both a subject and a verb
are independent clauses
are dependent clauses
Identify the noun clause in the following sentence:
Dad asked the desk clerk when the museum would be open.
Dad asked the desk clerk
when the museum
when the museum would be open.
asked the desk clerk when
Identify the noun clause in the following sentence:
It has been a close race, and no one knows who will win the election.
It has been a close race
who will win the election.
no one knows
no one knows who will win
Which of the following sentences contains a noun clause:
Give whoever stops at the booth a calendar of events.
Give Sam and Chase a calendar of events.
Which of the following sentences contains a noun clause:
I still need to get Ken a gift for his birthday.
Ken has not yet told me what he wants for his birthday.
Which of the following sentences contains a noun clause:
You should use the restroom before we leave.
Whoever needs to use the restroom should go now.
Which of the following sentences contains a noun clause:
Ricky is not starting in the game, and it is a mystery to me.
Why Ricky is not starting in the game is a mystery to me.
Choose how the noun clause is used in the following sentence.
Whoever is singing needs to stop.
Subject
Predicate noun
Direct object
Object of the preposition
Choose how the noun clause is used in the following sentence.
I enjoy whatever fruit is covered in chocolate.
subject
predicate noun
direct object
object of the preposition
Choose how the noun clause is used in the following sentence.
Wherever we go for vacation is fine with me.
Subject
predicate noun
direct object
object of the preposition
Which is the noun clause in the following sentence?
Ask whomever you know about life insurance.
Ask whomever you know
whomever you know
whomever you know about life insurance
Identify the noun clause in the following sentence:
Dad asked the desk clerk when the museum would be open.
Dad asked the desk clerk
when the museum
when the museum would be open.
asked the desk clerk when
Choose the appropriate word to begin the noun phrase in the sentence.
I think Jeremy's aunt lives ......... they went for their honeymoon.
what
who
when
where
Choose the appropriate word to begin the noun phrase in the sentence.
The high value of the pound at the moment explains ....... manufacturers and exporters are suffering.
how long
where
why
when
Choose the appropriate word to begin the noun phrase in the sentence.
I'm sure I'm not the first to notice .......... your daughter is a very talented artist, especially for her age.
who
that
why
what
Choose the appropriate word to begin the noun phrase in the sentence.
........ we rent this shop again next year depends on the amount of profit we make.
whom
who
whether
which
Choose the appropriate word to begin the noun phrase in the sentence.
It wasn't until he refused to help his mother organise his aunt's funeral that I realised ........ selfish Mike is.
what
why
how
if
How would you combine the following sentences?
I am not sure. Which chapter are we on?
I am not sure which chapter are we on.
Which chapter I am not sure we are on.
I am not sure which chapter we are on.
How would you combine the following sentences?
Do you remember? How long did we stay in Qatar?
Do you remember how long we stay in Qatar?
Do you remember how long did we stay in Qatar?
Do you remember how long we stayed in Qatar?
How would you combine the following sentences?
My brother doesn't know. How tall is he?
My brother doesn't know how tall he is.
My brother doesn't know how tall is he.
My brother doesn't how he is tall.
………………….. lives here. There is no light and no water.
Nobody
Everything
Somebody
Where would you like to go? ………………………
Nowhere.
Anything.
Somebody.
Is there …………………… at home?
anyone
somewhere
everything
Can I have …………………… for lunch? Yes, of course.
something
somebody
everybody
There isn’t …………….. to park here. Let’s find ………………… else.
anywhere/ somewhere
nowhere/ somewhere
anybody/somebody
She spent her holiday ………………. near the mountains.
somewhere
everywhere
nobody
Please, don’t’ forget ………………….. at home.
anything
anywhere
something
My friend didn’t know ……………………. about the trip.
anything
anybody
everybody
I think there is …………………. in my eye. It hurts.
something
everything
everywhere
The boy had ………………………. in his pockets.
nothing
somebody
somewhere
Helen thinks there is ……………….. under her bed.
something
everything
anything
The woman ate ……………… because she wasn’t hungry.
nothing
everything
no one
We didn’t go ……………………….. last weekend. We were tired.
anywhere
somewhere
everywhere
The children did ……………….. wrong in the exam.
nothing
everybody
nowhere
Excuse me, is there ……………………… interesting in the newspaper?
anything
everything
somewhere
I lost my sunglasses and I couldn’t find them ……………….
anywhere
somebody
everywhere
Do you know ……………… at the hospital?
anyone
something
anything
My boss said ………………….. about the new project in China.
nothing
everywhere
somewhere
They’ve already been to Mallorca, so this year they wanted to go ……………….different.
somewhere
everything
nobody
Accept something reluctantly but without protest
quest
embitter
detest
acquiesce
a person who becomes involved in a place or situation where they are not wanted or are considered not to belong; trespasser; intruder
interloper
pious
marauder
dispossess
one who roams from place to place making attacks and raids in search of plunder
marauder
interloper
pious
dispossess
a) dangerously high or steep; b) done suddenly and without careful consideration
precipitous
embitter
dispossess
detest
an expression of sympathy, especially on the occasion of a death
marauder
condolence
pious
interloper
someone or something that is devoted to religion and living a moral life
pious
interloper
maurarder
precipitous
Condolence means
a search or pursuit made in order to find or obtain something
to deprive someone of or force someone to give up the possession of a house, land, or other property
one who roams from place to place making attacks and raids in search of plunder
an expression of sympathy, especially on the occasion of a death
Marauder means
a person who becomes involved in a place or situation where they are not wanted or are considered not to belong; trespasser; intruder
one who roams from place to place making attacks and raids in search of plunder
someone or something that is devoted to religion and living a moral life
to make someone bitter, resentful, or angry
Interloper means
a person who becomes involved in a place or situation where they are not wanted or are considered not to belong; trespasser; intruder
a search or pursuit made in order to find or obtain something
accept something reluctantly but without protest
to make someone bitter, resentful, or angry
Acquiesce means
to deprive someone of or force someone to give up the possession of a house, land, or other property
one who roams from place to place making attacks and raids in search of plunder
an expression of sympathy, especially on the occasion of a death
accept something reluctantly but without protest
Pious means
someone or something that is devoted to religion and living a moral life
a person who becomes involved in a place or situation where they are not wanted or are considered not to belong; trespasser; intruder
one who roams from place to place making attacks and raids in search of plunder
to hate someone or something very much; loath; intense dislike
Precipitous means
a) dangerously high or steep; b) done suddenly and without careful consideration
to deprive someone of or force someone to give up the possession of a house, land, or other property
an expression of sympathy, especially on the occasion of a death
a person who becomes involved in a place or situation where they are not wanted or are considered not to belong; trespasser; intruder
