Grammar Quiz

Grammar and Punctuation Quiz

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Which is correct?

mr jackson wanted to play uno but his cards are missing?

A. Mr Jackson wants to play uno his cards are missing

B. Mr: Jackson wanted to play uno BUT his cards are missing!

C. Mr. Jackson wanted to play Uno, but his cards are missing.

D. none are correct


What separates words in a list? Also, separates coordinative conjunctions, pharses, and clauses.

A. Period

B. Semicolon

C. Comma

D. Apostrophe


Combine the following sentences into one: “The dog barked. The cat hissed.”

A. The dog barked, and the cat hissed.

B. The dog barked; the cat hissed.

C. The dog barked because the cat hissed.

D. The dog barked, the cat hissed.


When you have a sentence that shows strong emotion what do you put at the end of the sentence? Usually follows an exclamations and interjections like OH NO or OOPS…

A. !

B. ?

C. ;

D. :


What are the types of punctuation that end a sentence?

A. Apostrophes and Colons

B. Commas, colons, and semicolons

C. Periods, question marks, and exclamation marks

D. Colons and Semicolons


Which is correct?

have You ever watches my hero academia

A. have you ever watched “My Hero Academia”.

B. Have you ever watched “My Hero Academa”?

C. have you ever watched my hero academia?

D. Have you ever watched My Hero Academia?


Which verb form is correct in the sentence: ‘He went to the park yesterday.’ (go/went/goes)

A. went

B. going

C. go

D. goes


Identify the word class of the word ‘happily’.

A. adjective

B. verb

C. noun

D. adverb


Identify the function of the sentence: ‘They are playing in the park.’

A. Narrative

B. Exclamatory

C. Descriptive

D. Interrogative


When you ask a question what goes at the end of the sentence…

A. .

B. *

C. ;

D. ?


Which of the following is an example of personification?

A. The stars were diamonds in the sky.

B. The thunder roared angrily.

C. She is a shining star.

D. The car was a beast on the road.


What is the term for a word that describes an action?

A. noun

B. verb

C. adjective

D. adverb


What is another name for the period?

A. Full Stop

B. Is no other name

C. Stop

D. End


Analyze the sentence structure: “She likes to read, and he likes to write.”

A. Simple sentence

B. Compound sentence

C. Complex sentence

D. Compound-complex sentence


Which sentence uses standard English and formality:

A. ‘I have no money.’

B. ‘I do not have any money.’

C. ‘I don’t got money.’

D. ‘I ain’t got no money.’


What punctuation mark is used to separate items in a list?

A. Semicolon

B. Comma

C. Question mark

D. Exclamation mark


What is the grammatical term for a word that shows the relationship between a noun and another word in the sentence?

A. adjective

B. adverb

C. preposition

D. verb


Combine the words ‘happy’ and ‘birthday’ to form a compound word.

A. happyday

B. joyfulbirthday

C. birthhappy

D. happybirthday


Identify the part of speech for the underlined word: “The book on the table is mine.”

A. Noun

B. Verb

C. Preposition

D. Adjective


What should be omitted in the following sentence?

The moon robot gathered the following: moon rocks, moon dirt, and pictures of the terrain.

A. :

B. ,

C. .

D. no change


This is often times refered to as inverted commas. This is use when quoting someone else’s words or work.

A. Apostrophe

B. Colon

C. Semicolon

D. Quotation Marks


Which of the following words is spelled incorrectly?

A. Accommodate

B. Recieve

C. Necessary

D. Separate


This punctuation introduces a list or a quotation..

A. ellipsis

B. semicolon

C. colon

D. brackets/paraentheses


Analyze the sentence structure: “Although it was raining, we went for a walk.”

A. Simple sentence

B. Compound sentence

C. Complex sentence

D. Compound-complex sentence


What is the grammatical term for a word that replaces a noun?

A. adjective

B. adverb

C. pronoun

D. verb


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