Grammar Quiz

Vocabullary Test Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Vocabullary Test

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_____ is the language you learn to soeak well and that you use for work or at school, but that is not the language you learned first at home.

A. second language

B. first language

C. sign language

D. offical language


_____ is a way of pronouncing the words of a language that shows which country or area a person comes from

A. Dialect

B. Mother tongue

C. Accent

D. Tone


Is English a(n) ______ language in your country?

A. mother

B. official

C. living

D. old


If someone is _____, he/she is able to speak two languages equally well because he/she learned them as a child.

A. fluent

B. rusty

C. bilingual

D. flexible


Getting _____ a language means to know just enough of a language for simple communication.

A. on with

B. by in

C. by

D. along with


He spoke a _____ of French that we found hard to understand.

A. slang

B. jargon

C. dialect

D. language


Sound symbolism means that we often _____ the meaning of a word from its sound.

A. guess

B. judge

C. imagine

D. expect


Teachers provide a model for children to _____.

A. allow

B. behave

C. change

D. imitate


Louis is vitually bilingual _____ Dutch and German.

A. on

B. in

C. for

D. with


_____ is a regional form of a language in which some words and grammar differ slightly from the standard form of the same language.

A. Dialect

B. Accent

C. Tone

D. Intonation


She spoke English with a(n)_____ that I couldn’t understand.

A. accent

B. stress

C. intonation

D. tone


I can have a conversation in Italian, but I’m a _____ rusty.

A. bit

B. lot

C. very

D. too


English learners can learn how to speak English accent by _____ native speakers.

A. guessing

B. looking up

C. imitating

D. translating


Peter can just get ______ in German.

A. up

B. down

C. out

D. by


_____ is the language that you learn to speak from birth.

A. dialect

B. official language

C. first language

D. second language


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