Article Exam Trivia Quiz!

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Article Exam Trivia Quiz! - Quiz

How much do you know about an article as a part of speech? An article is any member of a class of dedicated words employed with noun phrases to signify the identifiability of the referents of the noun phrases. Articles are part of a broader classification called determiners, which also allows possessive determiners and quantifiers. This quiz will be the ideal place to start learning about articles. Good luck passing the exam.


Questions and Answers
  • 1. 
    Are you coming to___party next Saturday?
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    I bought a new TV set yesterday.
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    I think the____ man over there is very ill. He can't stand on his feet.
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    I watched____video you had sent me.
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  • 5. 
    She was wearing an____ugly dress when she met him.
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  • 6. 
    I am crazy about reading___history books.
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  • 7. 
    She is___nice girl.
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  • 8. 
    Do you want to go to____restaurant where we first met?
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    He is____engineer.
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  • 10. 
    He thinks that___love is what will save us all.
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