Final Exam Practice—grammar, Part I
13 Questions
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In this part of the exam, we will practice Conditional Sentences, Subject-Verb Agreement and Passive Voice.
Questions and Answers
- 1.If he hadn't left Italy, he __________ ________ here now.
- A.
Would be
- B.
Wouldn't be
- C.
Wouldn't have been
- 2.He wishes that he ___________ an important person.
- A.
Is
- B.
Had been
- C.
Were
- 3.________ he studies very hard, he probably won't pass that exam.
- A.
If
- B.
Unless
- C.
Otherwise
- 4.She must really like her job. Otherwise, she _________________ look so happy.
- A.
Doesn't
- B.
Won't
- C.
Wouldn't
- 5.The number of students in our class _________ dropped a lot since the beginning of the session.
- A.
Have
- B.
Has
- 6.None of the movie __________ interesting, in my opinion.
- A.
Was
- B.
Were
- 7.A number of students __________ absent yesterday.
- A.
Was
- B.
Were
- 8.$800 ___________ a lot of money to spend for a 4 1/2 room apartment in NDG.
- A.
Aren't
- B.
Isn't
- 9.Unfortunately, only one-third of the victims __________ rescued.
- A.
Was
- B.
Were
- 10.Two-thirds of the population ____________________ of the death penalty.
- A.
Disapprove
- B.
Disapproves
- 11.Three of the following sentences cannot be changed to the Passive Voice.Indicate which three sentences cannot be changed:A. Something strange happened to me yesterday.B. He died a few years ago.C. The police caught the thief.D. A special committee is discussing this problem.E. All students must sign waiver forms if they go on a field trip.F. I came to school early this morning.
- A.
A,C & F
- B.
B, D & E
- C.
A, B & F
- 12.His bicycle got _______________ last week
- A.
Missing
- B.
Lost
- C.
Stolen
- D.
Disappeared
- 13.
He got _________________ because of his fabulous interview.- A.
Fired
- B.
Hired
- C.
Introduced
- D.
Ignored
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