Grammar Quiz

[ Poetry ]

Can or cannot rhyme, it can have as many lines or stanzas as you want.

A. limerick

B. free verse

C. nonsense

Select your answer:
A  B  C  D  E 


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We ______ (talk) about this issue for hours, yet we ______ (still/not/resolve) it.

A. have talked, still haven’t resolved

B. have been talking, still haven’t resolved

C. are talking, still don’t resolve

D. talked, still haven’t resolved


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What is the antonym for “finality”?

A. Indecision

B. Completeness

C. Uncertainty

D. Reversibility

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Choose the correct usage of capital letters.

A. i sit on a mat.

B. I sit on a mat.

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I met Roni in Makassar. Roni ……. in Makassar since 1980. (to be)

A. is

B. isn’t

C. has been

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