English Quiz: Can You Choose The Correct Word?
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Welcome to the English Quiz, can you Choose the Correct Word to make the sentence complete. The key to understanding the English language is to know how and when to use all the factors of speech. This simple solution is the way you will beat this quiz. Take it up and see which parts of speech are problematic for you.
- 1.Ms Green stumbled and _____________ dropped her books as she entered the room.
- A.
Acidentally
- B.
Accidently
- C.
Accidentally
- 2.Spencer giggled, even though he was normally a _________________ boy.
- A.
Conshientious
- B.
Conscientious
- C.
Consciouses
- 3.Ms Green, a _________ of frumpy appearance and uncertain age, ...
- A.
Woman
- B.
Women
- C.
Wimmen
- 4....was obviously __________________.
- A.
Embarrassed
- B.
Embarassed
- C.
Embarrased
- 5.She _____________ scolded Spencer for laughing.
- A.
Imediately
- B.
Immediately
- C.
Immedietly
- 6."Oh honestly," she said snippily, “it would be nice if you would ____________...
- A.
Occassionally
- B.
Ocassionally
- C.
Occasionally
- 7.Pick up my books and ____________ for me
- A.
Stationery
- B.
Stationary
- C.
Stationeary
- 8."Instead of snorting and chortling in that __________________ fashion.”
- A.
Mischievious
- B.
Mischievous
- C.
Mischevous
- 9.Spencer knew that his giggling was not _____________ in the circumstances,...
- A.
Exceptable
- B.
Acceptable
- C.
Aceptable
- 10.But the sheer joy of ____________ overcame his qualms.
- A.
Existence
- B.
Existance
- C.
Exestence
- 11.He did seriously intend to _________ himself better in the next part of his English lesson.
- A.
Aquit
- B.
Accquit
- C.
Acquit
- 12.This seemed especially important when the ____________ put her head into the room.
- A.
Principeal
- B.
Principle
- C.
Principal
- 13.“How is everyone going?” she cooed. “I hope you are not _________ your motivation...
- A.
Lossing
- B.
Losing
- C.
Loosing
- 14....or forgetting the time-honoured ____________ of our school."
- A.
Principles
- B.
Principels
- C.
Principals
- 15.Spencer knew that, unlike Ms Green, this person had risen to the top of the _______________, ...
- A.
Hierarchy
- B.
Heirarchy
- C.
Hierachy
- 16....though barely over the age of ________,...
- A.
Fourty
- B.
Foorty
- C.
Forty
- 17.... through sheer __________ and _____________ .
- A.
Perserverance, discipline
- B.
Perseverance, discipline
- C.
Perseverance, disipline
- 18.Spencer could not resist the urge to tell her something that had been upsetting him for several days. He felt he must ________ this opportunity...
- A.
Seize
- B.
Sieze
- C.
Seeze
- 19....to mention that Joseph felt it __________ to carry haggis around to classes, ....
- A.
Necessary
- B.
Necessery
- C.
Neccesary
- 20....__________ it was appropriate or not.
- A.
Wether
- B.
Weather
- C.
Whether
- 21.“But I keep it ____________ from my schoolbooks,” cried Joseph, ...
- A.
Separete
- B.
Seperate
- C.
Separate
- 22...._________ nickname as "The Scottish Policeman" was somehow supremely fitting.
- A.
Who's
- B.
Whose
- C.
Whos
- 23."__________ just crazy!" cried Spencer,...
- A.
Your
- B.
Youre
- C.
You're
- 24....who ___________ a simple sandwich and a gingerbread man from the canteen.
- A.
Preffered
- B.
Prefered
- C.
Preferred
- 25.The headmistress, clearly deciding that this class was incorrigible, said, "I'm sorry, but I have a __________ to attend."
- A.
Comittee
- B.
Committee
- C.
Comitee
- 26.Samantha called after her: “I just wanted to ask whether you really are having a _____________ with the gardener,” but fortunately the principal had ______________ just in time.
- A.
Liason, disappeared
- B.
Liaison, dissapeared
- C.
Liaison, disappeared
- 27.The ____________ in the classroom was rapidly becoming chaotic.
- A.
Enviroment
- B.
Environment
- C.
Enviromnent
- 28.Spencer could tell that his English teacher's nerves were as frayed as her daggy flared jeans. For one thing, she began to ___________ him about some work he owed her, ...
- A.
Harass
- B.
Harris
- C.
Harrass
- 29....appearing nothing short of _________ that she had a built-in excuse for picking on him.
- A.
Ekstatic
- B.
Ecstatic
- C.
Exstatic
- 30.“Ha!” she snapped. “Spencer, ________ is the handout for the work that was due two weeks ago. It is quite __________ that you have lost it.”
- A.
Hear, apparent
- B.
Here, apparent
- C.
Here, aparent
- 31.“I’m sorry to ___________ you, Ms Green,” said Spencer, “but I have actually completed that work...
- A.
Disappoint
- B.
Dissapoint
- C.
Disapoint
- 32....I had just forgotten ___________ I had put it. I fully deserve the ____________ of being taught by you and just to prove it, here it is.”
- A.
Where, privilege
- B.
Wear, privilege
- C.
Where, priviledge
- 33.Ms Green groaned, accepting the squashed, sticky ball of ____________ from her student’s hands.
- A.
Stationery
- B.
Stationary
- C.
Stashionery
- 34.Spencer could certainly appreciate her feelings. Her leg was sore, her badly behaved class had just been observed by the principal and now, to top it off, she had ____________ a piece of work that resembled a piece of haggis.
- A.
Received
- B.
Recieved
- C.
Receeved
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