Grammar Trivia: Can You Pass This Quiz?
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
A: Are you happy with the test results? B: No, .......................
- A.
You aren't.
- B.
He isn't.
- C.
I'm not.
- D.
We don't.
Correct Answer
C. I'm not. -
- 2.
A: .................. ill today? B: Yes, they are.
- A.
Is your brother
- B.
Is your brothers
- C.
Are you
- D.
Are your parents
Correct Answer
D. Are your parents -
- 3.
Sami and Ali ..... laptops.
- A.
Are
- B.
Is
- C.
Have
- D.
Has
Correct Answer
C. Have -
- 4.
A: Who's next? B: I'm next. It's ..... turns.
- A.
I
- B.
You
- C.
My
- D.
Your
Correct Answer
C. My -
- 5.
My cousin bought a new house. ...... house is very nice.
- A.
He
- B.
His
- C.
Him
- D.
He's
Correct Answer
B. His -
- 6.
These shoes belong to me, but ........ shoes belong to Essam.
- A.
This
- B.
That
- C.
They
- D.
Those
Correct Answer
D. Those -
- 7.
A: ............ that? B: That's my neighbor, Yahya.
- A.
Who's
- B.
Where's
- C.
What's
- D.
When's
Correct Answer
A. Who's -
- 8.
A: ................................................? B: Yes, he is. (Sami is single)
Correct Answer
Is Sami single
Is Sami single? - 9.
A: ......................................? B: Over there. (The hospital is over there)
Correct Answer
Where is the hospital
Where is the hospital?
Where's the hospital
Where's the hospital?
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