Finite and Non-Finite Verb Quiz
Preview:
A Finite Clause includes …
A. a primary verb
B. a secondary verb
Which word is finite verb?
‘We saw a clown standing on his head trying to do a daring stunt.’
A. saw
B. standing
C. trying
D. do
E. daring
Which word is non-finite verb?
“Climbing a tree to pluck mangoes is a thrilling experience.”
A. climbing
B. to pluck
C. is
D. thrilling / climbing
E. climbing / to pluck / thrilling
I didn’t drink a glass of milk this morning.
The underlined clauses is ?
A. finite
B. non-finite
Crying will not get you anywhere.
The underlined word in the above sentence is a _________
A. present participle
B. past participle
C. to infinitive
D. gerund
My sister met a lady whose house is near your house.
A. Finite
B. Non-Finite
I study at a school located in Ahmad Dahlan Street.
A. Finite
B. Non-Finite
What kind of a verb is ?
“Closing the door softly, he left never to return again.”
A. finite verb
B. non-finite verb (a gerund)
C. non-finite verb (a participle)
D. non-finite verb (an infinitve)
E. none of the above
A Finite Clause is
A. an independent clause
B. a dependent clause
The jumping students made the teacher crazy.
A. Non-finite
B. Finite
He forgot to call her.
A. Non-finite to infinitive clause
B. Non-finite present participle clause
Which word is non-finite verb?
“The broken mirror reflected the images in a distorted manner.”
A. broken
B. reflected
C. distorted
D. broken / reflected
E. broken / distorted
He made me a bowl of wonton soup.
A. Non-finite
B. Finite
I went to Scholastic Elementary School.
A. Non-finite
B. Finite
Which word is finite verb?
“They stood up to salute the unfurling National flag.”
A. salute
B. unfurling
C. stood
D. stood / unfurling
E. stood / salute
Which word is finite verb?
“To err is human, to forgive, divine.”
A. to err
B. is
C. to forgive
D. human
E. divine
A Non finite Clause is ….
A. a secondary verb
B. a primary verb
The dog wagged its tail to show its happiness.
A. Finite
B. Non finite
She worked hard ‘to pass’ the test.
A. finite
B. non-finite
The children, crying and exhausted, were guided out of the collapsed mine.
In the above sentence __________
A. crying is a gerund and exhausted is a participle
B. crying is a past participle and exhausted is a present participle.
C. both crying and exhausted are present participles
D. crying is a present participle and exhausted is a past participle.
I can’t wait _______ her again.
A. see
B. to see
C. seeing
D. seen
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