Grade 1 Basic English Conversation Quiz

1. HAVE YOU GOT A BOOK?

I'VE GOT A BOOK.

I HAVE A BOOK.

I GOT A BOOK.

HAVE YOU A BOOK?

The correct response uses the contraction 'I've' to indicate possession of the book. The other options either lack the contraction or use an incorrect word order.

Explanation

The correct response uses the contraction 'I've' to indicate possession of the book. The other options either lack the contraction or use an incorrect word order.

About This Quiz

Speaking And Communication Skills Quizzes & Trivia

This Grade 1 Speaking activity is designed to enhance young learners' oral communication skills. It focuses on basic grammar and vocabulary, helping students express themselves clearly and confidently in English. Ideal for first graders, this exercise supports language development and practical speaking abilities.

2. What's your name?

We’ll put your name on your report, certificate, and leaderboard.

2. What is your name?

I don't have a name

None of your business

John Doe

MY NAME IS

The question is asking for the individual's name, therefore the correct answer should provide the name of the person.

Explanation

The question is asking for the individual's name, therefore the correct answer should provide the name of the person.

3. HELLO!

HOW ARE YOU?

HI!

HEY!

GOODBYE!

The question 'HELLO!' commonly elicits the response 'HI!', making it the correct answer. The other options do not match the expected response.

Explanation

The question 'HELLO!' commonly elicits the response 'HI!', making it the correct answer. The other options do not match the expected response.

4. GIVE A HUG LADYBUG!

OUT THE DOOR DINOSAUR!

JUMP ON THE CLOUDS MOUSE!

FLYING HIGH BUTTERFLY!

SWIM IN THE SEA BEE!

The question and correct answer are nonsensical phrases that rhyme for entertainment purposes. The incorrect answers are also made up of rhyming nonsensical phrases to create a fun multiple-choice question.

Explanation

5. HOW OLD ARE YOU?

I'M 30

I'M 25

I'M 21

I'M .....

The question is asking for the responder's age, so the correct answer should include the age of the individual providing the response.

Explanation

The question is asking for the responder's age, so the correct answer should include the age of the individual providing the response.

6. What polite word should you use to ask for something?

HELLO

PLEASE

GOODBYE

THANK YOU

The correct answer is 'THANK YOU' because 'PLEASE' is used to make a polite request, whereas 'HELLO' and 'GOODBYE' are greetings and farewells.

Explanation

The correct answer is 'THANK YOU' because 'PLEASE' is used to make a polite request, whereas 'HELLO' and 'GOODBYE' are greetings and farewells.

7. SEE YOU LATER ALLIGATOR!

IN A WHILE CROCODILE!

IN A BIT MOOSE!

AFTER AWHILE CROCODILE!

NOT SO SOON RACCOON!

This question and answer pair is a playful way of saying goodbye. The correct response 'IN A WHILE CROCODILE!' rhymes with 'SEE YOU LATER ALLIGATOR!' creating a fun and memorable way to say goodbye.

Explanation

This question and answer pair is a playful way of saying goodbye. The correct response 'IN A WHILE CROCODILE!' rhymes with 'SEE YOU LATER ALLIGATOR!' creating a fun and memorable way to say goodbye.