Comprehensive Practice: Zero Conditional Challenge Quiz

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1. What do zero conditional sentences usually describe?

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Zero conditional describes what normally happens when a condition is met, such as facts or habits.

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Comprehensive Practice: Zero Conditional Challenge Quiz - Quiz

This final quiz brings all zero conditional skills together in one comprehensive review. In this zero conditional challenge quiz, you’ll work through varied sentence types that test identification, completion, and usage. You’ll apply structure rules consistently, evaluate meaning carefully, and avoid common errors. Each question challenges you to demonstrate full... see moremastery of the zero conditional with confidence and precision. see less

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2. Which sentence is a zero conditional sentence?

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Mix and get are present simple and the sentence states a general result.

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3. The zero conditional can be used to talk about scientific facts.

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Scientific facts fit the zero conditional because they are always or almost always true.

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4. The sentence "If I see him tomorrow, I will talk to him" is a zero conditional sentence.

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This is first conditional because it uses will and talks about a specific possible future event.

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5. Zero conditional sentences normally use the present simple in both the if-clause and the result clause.

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The basic zero conditional pattern has present simple in both clauses.

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6. Which sentences show typical real-life uses of the zero conditional?

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A, B, and D are facts or rules written with present simple in both clauses.

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7. Which sentence is NOT a zero conditional sentence?

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Sentence C uses past perfect and would have, so it is third conditional.

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8. Which pattern shows the correct structure of the zero conditional?

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The zero conditional form is If + present simple, present simple.

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9. Which sentences are NOT zero conditional sentences?

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B is first conditional and D is second conditional, so neither is zero conditional.

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10. Complete: If I drink coffee late at night, I ___ sleep well.

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Do not is present simple and shows a regular result of drinking coffee late.

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11. Complete: If you touch fire, it ___ you.

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Burns is the present simple form that agrees with the subject it.

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12. Which sentences are NOT correct zero conditionals because the verb forms are wrong?

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B and D use past forms broke and became, so they do not follow the present simple pattern.

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13. Complete the classroom rule: If the bell rings, students ___ the classroom.

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Leave is present simple and shows what students usually do when the bell rings.

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14. What type of conditional is this sentence: "If you do not sleep enough, you feel tired"?

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Do not sleep and feel are present simple and describe a general result, so it is zero conditional.

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15. A sentence can still be a zero conditional even if the if-clause comes second.

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The position of the if-clause does not change the type; the verb forms and meaning matter.

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16. Zero conditional sentences talk about what usually ___ when a condition is met.

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Happens is present simple and explains the general result idea of the zero conditional.

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17. Which sentences are zero conditional sentences?

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A, C, and E use present simple in both clauses and describe regular results.

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18. Complete the zero conditional: If water reaches 0°C, it ____.

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Freezes is present simple and shows what always happens at that temperature.

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19. Which sentence is a zero conditional with the if-clause at the end?

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You get wet if you stand in the rain uses present simple in both parts and is zero conditional.

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20. Complete: If you press this button, the computer ____.

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Starts is present simple and explains what always happens when you press the button.

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What do zero conditional sentences usually describe?
Which sentence is a zero conditional sentence?
The zero conditional can be used to talk about scientific facts.
The sentence "If I see him tomorrow, I will talk to him" is a zero...
Zero conditional sentences normally use the present simple in both the...
Which sentences show typical real-life uses of the zero conditional?
Which sentence is NOT a zero conditional sentence?
Which pattern shows the correct structure of the zero conditional?
Which sentences are NOT zero conditional sentences?
Complete: If I drink coffee late at night, I ___ sleep well.
Complete: If you touch fire, it ___ you.
Which sentences are NOT correct zero conditionals because the verb...
Complete the classroom rule: If the bell rings, students ___ the...
What type of conditional is this sentence: "If you do not sleep...
A sentence can still be a zero conditional even if the if-clause comes...
Zero conditional sentences talk about what usually ___ when a...
Which sentences are zero conditional sentences?
Complete the zero conditional: If water reaches 0°C, it ____.
Which sentence is a zero conditional with the if-clause at the end?
Complete: If you press this button, the computer ____.
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