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Compound Nouns and Compound Adjectives Questions Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Compound Nouns and Compound Adjectives Questions

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Which of the following is an open compound noun?

A. Notebook

B. Check-in

C. Bus stop

D. Greenhouse


Which of the following is NOT a compound adjective?

A. Long-lasting

B. High-quality

C. Swimming pool

D. Short-sighted


In the phrase “time-saving device,” “time-saving” is an example of a:

A. Compound noun

B. Compound adjective

C. Hyphenated noun

D. Open noun


Which sentence contains a compound noun?

A. She has a well-prepared meal.

B. We met at the bus stop.

C. He has a two-year-old dog.

D. This is a time-consuming task.


Which is an incorrect use of a compound adjective?

A. A five-star hotel

B. A high-quality service

C. A highly-skilled job

D. A two hour meeting


What is the purpose of a compound adjective?

A. To act as a single noun

B. To modify or describe a noun


In the phrase “a brightly-lit room,” “brightly-lit” is:

A. A closed compound noun

B. An open compound noun

C. A hyphenated compound adjective

D. A compound verb


The phrase “a long-lasting solution” is:

A. A compound noun

B. A compound adjective

C. Both a noun and adjective

D. Neither


Identify the compound noun in the sentence: “The football team played at the stadium.”

A. Played

B. Football


Choose the correct sentence:

A. This is a ten year old house.

B. This is a ten-year-old house.

C. This is a ten-year old house.

D. This is a ten year-old house.


What is the main stress in the compound noun “greenhouse”?

A. Green

B. House

C. Both equally stressed

D. No stress


Which structure forms the compound adjective “record-breaking”?

A. Adjective + Noun

B. Noun + Present Participle (-ing)

C. Adjective + Past Participle (-ed)

D. Noun + Adjective


The word “bedroom” belongs to which compound noun category?

A. Closed form

B. Hyphenated form

C. Open form

D. Number-based form


Which compound adjective does NOT need a hyphen?

A. Well-known author

B. Highly skilled teacher


Identify the correct plural form of “mother-in-law”:

A. Mothers-in-law

B. Mother-in-laws

C. Mother-in-law’s

D. Mothers-in-laws


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